Welcome to a vibrant world of African-inspired home decor! Explore a curated selection of captivating design ideas tailored for both residential and commercial spaces.
wood turned stools for Neuehouse Hollywood – Rockwell Group
Wood-turnings – side tables – 5 styles. Available in custom sizes. Finish applied here are stained wood finish.
AFRICAN WOOD-TURNED STOOLS
The allure of these African wood-turned stools is undeniable, each capturing the distinct character of the organic timber. Crafted from hand-selected African wooden stumps, these stools display the natural charm of each wood-turning’s distinct style.
Ideal for homes, hospitality, or office spaces, our stools offer both versatility and authenticity. Customizable to your preferences, from natural finishes to tailored stains.
Featured dimensions: 300 mm Diameter and 400 mm Height. For personalized orders, including dimensions and finishes showcased in the images, please contact us.”
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The feature image credits: African Stools by Phases Africa Furniture and Decor for Neuehouse Hollywood Image: Source Wallpaper Magazine
Size featured here: 300 mm Diameter and 400 mm High. Please contact us with your specifications on diameter and height as well as, the finish required on these turnings seen in the first 3 images below.
African Nupe Hand Carved Wood Door Panels
AFRICAN NUPE HAND-CARVED WOOD DOOR PANELS
We’re excited to showcase these beautiful African hand-carved wooden doors and panels, crafted with great care by skilled Nupe artisans in Nigeria. Each piece reflects months of dedicated work, with intricate designs that celebrate the rich cultural heritage of the Nupe people. These doors and panels are more than decor—they’re timeless art pieces that bring the spirit of African craftsmanship into any space.
African Decor Wood Headrests ©Phases Africa
Headrest from the Dinka people of South Sudan
In certain African cultures, young men traditionally adopt a distinctive coiffure marking their transition into adulthood following initiation ceremonies. As individuals ascend within hierarchical societies, changes in attire, jewelry, and hair adornments often signify each promotion. While specific details regarding the practices of the Shilluk and Dinka tribes remain uncertain, it’s plausible that similar customs exist. For instance, Shilluk men are known to wear intricate hairstyles, and among the Dinka, older men are commonly observed using headrests or stools, possibly as symbols of status. This observation aligns with the multi-functional nature of Dinka headrests/stools, which not only serve as status symbols but also provide a comfortable seating option, as sitting directly on the ground is considered inappropriate for elderly men
Size: 15 cm H x 24 L x 7 cm W x 15 cm H
African Decor Ashanti stool © Phases Africa
African Ashanti Stool:
Introducing an Ashanti stool into your living space goes beyond mere decoration; it embodies a rich history and spiritual symbolism revered for centuries. Whether placed in a contemporary setting or amid traditional decor, an Ashanti stool serves as a testament to the enduring legacy and artistic mastery of the Ashanti craftsmen.
Size: 50 Diam cm x 39 H cm
Hand-carved African Senufo Bed
Introducing a Senufo bed into your living space brings a touch of African heritage and craftsmanship. Originating from the Ivory Coast, these beds are meticulously hand-carved from a single block of wood by local artisans, showcasing the region’s skill and artistry.
Traditionally used for daytime naps during the hottest hours, similar to a siesta, Senufo beds hold both practical and cultural significance. Business owners and craftsmen particularly appreciate their comfort and functionality.
Customers have the option to customize their Senufo bed, choosing from various sizes and finishes. Whether highlighting the wood’s natural beauty with a clear finish, opting for a classic black or brown stain, or adding a splash of color with spray-painted finishes, each bed is a unique reflection of personal style.
Beyond functionality, a Senufo bed serves as a striking sculptural piece, adding an element of minimalist elegance to any room while honoring African tradition and artistry.
The size: of this specific Senufo bed is: 170 cm Long x 40 cm Wide x 33 cm High.
Old African Grain or Stomper Pots or also refered to as Mortar Pots.
In the contemporary Western world, there’s a growing appreciation for traditional African products that were once essential in daily life. Take, for example, the timeless African mortar or grain pots. These artifacts can serve as striking decorative pieces in their original form, or they can be ingeniously repurposed to suit modern lifestyles.
Flipping them over, these vessels seamlessly transform into unique side tables. Alternatively, stacking several pots with varying finishes creates a captivating coffee table arrangement. Whether adorned with their natural wooden beauty or painted to add a splash of color, as seen in the central image, these vintage African Grain or Stomper Pots offer versatility and style to any space.
Moreover, when placed right-side up, they effortlessly double as charming planters, adding a touch of greenery and organic warmth to the ambiance.
The sizes vary – the above feathered Mortar Pots – approx. 51 cm High x 32 cm Wide.
Felt Scatter Cushions as well as, Decorative Felt Ottomans
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Great African Wall Decor. These beautiful hand-carved and painted African Shields are ideal for mounting on a wall.
African Sculpted Wood Bowl by South African artisit.
Natal Mahogany Wooden Bowl
Size: 265 mm (Diameter) x 200 mm (High) or 10.4 x 7.8 inches Sculpted Wood Bowl.