African Decor & Home Furnishings
Wood-turnings three side-tables with scorched (burnt) finish © Phases Africa
These African decorative pieces and home furnishings are regularly seen in luxury resorts and homes as well as, commercial building across the globe. When you visit Africa's prestigious 5* safari lodges, you will understand where this popular decorative style found its origins.
Bamileke hand-carved African Stools © Phases Africa African Home Decor - wood grain Pots approx. 54Hx30Diam cm - turned upside down are idea side tables - right side up that make wonderful planters or can be used as is as home decor. |
African Decor - Bronze Benin Leopard Sculpture © Phases Africa |
These beautiful African beaded chairs are from Nigeria in West Africa; originally made for
the Yoruba Kings and Queens and they were the only ones allowed to sit in them.
Constructing one of these beaded armchairs, can take anywhere from 10 - 14 weeks to be completed. They are available
in different coloures, styles and the sizes can differ somewhat.
Today, these functional artful chairs are seen
in lobbies, lounges, bedrooms as well as waiting rooms and offices in some of
the world’s most prestigious hotels, lodges, resorts private homes and contemporary
offices across the globe. Below the Yoruba beaded chair is an image of the King and Queens crowns with hanging beaded fringes that functions as a veil to hide the faces of Royalty. |
African Decor Beaded Yoruba Crowns © Phases Africa |
African Furniture Beaded Yoruba Arm Chairs © Phases Africa |
African Decor Nupe Stools © Phases Africa
African Wall Art Plank Mask © Plank Masks |
Handmade Felt Scatter Cushions - available in a large variety of colour options.
Old African Grain Pots, also refered to as Stomper Pots - turned upside-down are ideal side-tables