Projects

We transformed an open-plan office space in Lagos, Nigeria into a multigenerational, second home that reflects the company’s unique contemporary style. 

Our Titi collection was hand-picked by Mill Collective to be showcased at their showroom at High Point Market, North Carolina -the largest furniture market in the USA. 

These products went on to feature at a market in Round Top, Texas, USA. 

Our Titi Cushions were used by Lawler Design Studio, a high-end Interior Design firm in Charlotte, North Carolina, USA, in a cabin design project. 

A monthly artisan night market "dedicated to breaking down the financial barriers that often hinder the growth of budding entrepreneurs."

We have showcased our products and partnered with TKD Market (Eko Marche's sister brand) to curate gift boxes for the holiday season since 2023. These gift boxes contain carefully selected, high-quality Nigerian-made, products and also featured products by Tennyola.  

We also designed and produced custom games currently played during the market's game competition events. 

A design for a proposed basic needs center in Charlotte, NC. Using concepts from Maslow's Hierarchy of needs, this space aims to address/ give attention to the psychological and safety needs of a segment of the population. 

This 4000 sqm space is designed to be open 24/7 and equipped with 12 ensuite rooms, a community kitchen & garden, dining facilities, office spaces, a computer lab, training rooms, an outdoor playground, public showers & restrooms, laundry facilities, a recreational room, and more. 

The Gele pattern celebrates the elegance and diverse beauty of the Nigerian Woman. 

A customised sunflower-inspired table for a small apartment space.

A collection inspired by Shola, who loves sunflowers. The design blends aspects of Nigerian and Japanese elements. 

The Bezalel Exhibition held at Comenius School for Creative Leadership, Fort Mill, SC, USA in 2017. It was completely organised by a group of students and featured work of individuals from age 5 - 80. 

The goal of this exhibition was to create a platform of expression where visual artists and designers could showcase their various talents freely.