Nigeria’s local craftsmen and interior design industry stakeholders have been urged to step up their efforts to improve the sector’s growth rate in line with global standards. This call to action comes as Studio Marsh, a bespoke interior design firm, promotes sustainable interior design and local craftsmanship in the country.
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According to the founder of Studio Marsh, Humaira Shehu Bello: “We promote local craftsmanship by collaborating with artisans. We also aim to inspire a culture of thoughtful, sustainable interior design by advocating for quality over quantity and integrating indigenous materials.”

Studio Marsh’s unique approach to interior design lies in its immersive experience, which sets it apart from other players in the industry. “Every design is an immersive experience. Our showroom adds another dimension by offering exclusive, handpicked decor pieces from around the world, allowing clients to bring curated artistry into their spaces,” Humaira explained.

Despite challenges such as foreign exchange instability, logistics issues, and a preference for mass-produced designs, Humaira remains optimistic about the potential of the interior design industry in Nigeria.

She advised entrepreneurs in the sector to stay true to their vision, continuously evolve, and understand their market.

Studio Marsh, a sister company to Marsh Home, offers bespoke interior design services, curated decor pieces, and styling that complements lifestyle. As a creative entrepreneur, Humaira is passionate about empowerment and storytelling, and she is also the founder of Cozmosphere, a creative consulting agency.
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