Ben Soleimani Net Worth 2026: Rug Designer and Brand Founder

No reputable outlet has published a net worth figure for Ben Soleimani. He is a Los Angeles rug dealer and home furnishings designer from a family that has traded fine carpets for four generations. He opened the first U.S. store for the family's London rug house, Mansour, designed rugs for Restoration Hardware, and in 2019 launched his own brand, Ben Soleimani. The $65 million figure this page used to show had no source and has been removed.

What is Ben Soleimani's net worth?

There is no reliable estimate. His companies are private and do not publish sales or profits. No rich list or business publication has valued them. The old page also called him an "urban developer" and a "showroom sales associate." Neither description matches any source we found.

What the press has reported shows where his money comes from:

• Mansour – His father founded the rug house in London in 1980, and it holds a Royal Warrant as a supplier to the British royal family. Ben opened its first U.S. store on Melrose Avenue in West Hollywood in 1993, and a San Francisco store followed in 2011, according to Architectural Digest.
• Mansour Modern – A contemporary rug line he started in 2005 and led as head designer.
• Restoration Hardware – He launched a rug collection with the retailer in 2010, according to Town & Country.
• Ben Soleimani – His own brand, founded in 2019, which now sells rugs, furniture, lighting and decor through showrooms in Los Angeles and New York.

Ben Soleimani's yearly earnings and salary

His income has not been published. The old page claimed $3 million a year, $254,000 a month and $8,000 a day. None of those figures had a source, so they have been removed. As the owner of private companies, his income would come from profits and distributions, and none of that is disclosed.

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Career timeline

• Late 1970s – His family leaves Iran for London, where he lives for about a decade.
• Age 16 – Moves to Los Angeles.
• 1993 – Opens Mansour's first U.S. store in West Hollywood.
• 2005 – Launches Mansour Modern, working with decorators such as Victoria Hagan, Kerry Joyce and Michael S. Smith.
• 2010 – Launches a rug collection with Restoration Hardware.
• 2011 – Opens a second Mansour store in San Francisco.
• February 2019 – Launches the Ben Soleimani brand as a direct-to-consumer online shop focused on "attainable luxury."
• 2021 – Expands from rugs into furniture and the whole home, as covered by Business of Home.
• April 2025 – Launches BESPOKE by Ben Soleimani, a custom line sold only to the design trade, and moves the New York showroom near the city's main design buildings.

The Ben Soleimani brand

When Town & Country covered the launch in 2019, the brand sold only online. Rugs started at a few hundred dollars for jute and ran to a few thousand for designer pieces. Soleimani said at the time that he planned to add a full furniture range and eventually open stores. By 2025, the brand had flagship showrooms in Los Angeles and New York.

In an April 2025 press release, the company announced BESPOKE by Ben Soleimani. The line focuses on custom rugs and furniture for interior designers and contract clients, using materials such as burl wood and Macassar ebony. The release called it a return to working directly with designers, the model that first built his name. It also described Soleimani as a fourth-generation leader in the rug trade.

Early life and family

Soleimani comes from a Persian family of carpet dealers. Architectural Digest reported that the family left Iran in the late 1970s and lived in London, where his father founded Mansour in 1980, before Ben moved to Los Angeles at 16. The old page said his father was an interior designer and his mother a business founder. The sources show instead that the family business was rugs. Town & Country described both of his parents as owners of Mansour.

Ben Soleimani's wife

The old page said he was married to a woman named Jimena. We found no reliable source for this, so the name has been removed. His interviews focus on his work and his homes rather than his relationships.

Homes and lifestyle

Architectural Digest featured his Beverly Hills home in 2012. It is a six-bedroom neo-Tudor house built in 1986, which he bought from friends and decorated with antique Persian rugs, 18th-century Chinese ceramics and contemporary art, including a painting by Glenn Ligon. Town & Country reported that he travels about 85 percent of the time and plays polo, including at the Veuve Clicquot Polo Classic in Los Angeles.

Education

The old page described university studies and guest lectures, but it gave no school and no source. We found no published details about his formal education. He learned the trade in his family's business, and he was running Mansour's U.S. operation by his early twenties.

Age, height and weight

His date of birth is not published. The age of 50, height of 5 feet 7 inches and weight of 96 kg on the old page had no source and have been removed.

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Why no figure is given

Soleimani's wealth is tied to private companies, including a family rug house and his own furnishings brand, plus property and a rug collection that have never been valued in public. Any net worth figure would be a guess. The record does show three decades in the luxury rug trade, major retail partnerships and a brand that has grown from an online shop into showrooms on both coasts.