DecorZone Unveils Experiencial Showroom To Serve Homeowners, Businesses

Premium interior décor and furniture business DecorZone Ghana has opened a new showroom along the Weija-Kasoa road in Accra as the interior décor company looks to make its products more accessible to homeowners, businesses and interior design enthusiasts.

The new showroom features a range of home décor and furnishing products, including furniture, paintings, wall art, decorative accents, and other interior accessories.

The company says the space has been designed to allow customers to experience its collections before making purchases.

DecorZone, established in 2018, says it was created to meet the growing demand for quality interior décor products in western Accra and has since expanded its offerings through physical stores and an online platform.  

Speaking at the launch, Chief Executive Officer Anita Okorie described DecorZone as a business focused on helping customers transform their homes and other spaces through carefully selected décor items.

“We are into everything you need for your home, from paintings to accents, chairs to wall art,” she said, adding that the new showroom was created to give customers an opportunity to experience the company’s products in one location.

She encouraged customers to visit the new facility and explore its range of interior décor solutions.

Gospel musician Joe Mettle, who attended the launch, said he had worked with DecorZone on several projects over the years, including furnishing his recording studio and home.

“I’ve had the opportunity of working with DecorZone for many years. They are one of the best in the industry, he said.

He said the new showroom would enable customers to see more of the products available and described it as a convenient destination for furniture and home décor.

Managing Partner of InnovationseventsWBM, Whitney Boakye-Mensah, also praised the new facility, describing it as a one-stop destination for home décor and furnishings.

She noted that the showroom includes a café, allowing customers to relax while shopping, particularly given the heavy traffic along the Weija-Kasoa road.

“The good thing is because of all the traffic on the road, they’ve decided to add a café to it. So when you come, you can take your time, sit, have something to eat and then continue your shopping,” she said.

According to DecorZone, the company offers a curated selection of furniture, decorative accessories, and interior styling products sourced from international brands.