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Whether collecting an original monumental painting for a private collection or selecting sculptural vessels for the hearth, Warmthplace bridges visual authority with domestic warmth.
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Monumental canvases, works on paper, limited editions, and lost-wax cast bronzes.
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Home Décor
Pit-fired terracotta vessels, narrow-loom strip throws, carved iroko bowls, and adire cushions.
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Collections
Thematic narratives uniting art and homeware around coastal mythology and ancient geometries.
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Curated Collections
Each suite is conceived as an architectural dialogue, bringing together works on canvas with tactile domestic objects.

The Coastal Monologue
A contemplative suite of original mixed-media canvases, works on paper, and adire-dyed textiles that explore water as memory, pathway, and healing element.
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Earth & Hearth
Tactile objects shaped by hand and fire. Each piece in this collection brings organic warmth, grounded texture, and generational craftsmanship into the contemporary interior.
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Ancestral Rhythms
Bold compositions celebrating communion, marketplace vitality, and ceremonial poise. Featuring major works by Amina E. Adeleke and Kofi Mensah.
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Art in Living Spaces
Curated domestic inspiration where contemporary canvases converse effortlessly with raw timber, burnished clay, and tactile textiles. All works displayed are authentic pieces from our studio collection.

Fluted Iroko Pedestal Bowl
Living Objects & Artworks




Artists & Master Makers
We collaborate directly with visionary painters, sculptors, and weavers across West Africa, ensuring fair remuneration, authentic cultural attribution, and direct relationships with collectors.
The Warmthplace Journal

The Alchemical Chemistry of Natural Indigo in Southwestern Nigeria
Exploring the century-old fermentation pits of Osogbo and Abeokuta, where fermented leaves of Lonchocarpus cyanescens produce deep, living shades of blue that change with the air.
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Living with Meaning: How Collectors are Integrating Contemporary African Art into Minimalist Interiors
A conversation with leading interior designers on balancing bold narrative canvases with serene, tactile, warm-neutral architectural living spaces.
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From Clay to Continuity: Chinwe Okoli on Revitalising Ancient Burnishing Techniques
Inside the Enugu studio of sculptor Chinwe Okoli, where river-bed earthenware is burnished with smooth quartz pebbles and pit-fired with botanical leaves.
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