About
At Studio Mogore, design and making sit close together. Much of what we draw is built by a close circle of Lagos-based joiners, upholsterers, metalworkers and finishers whose craft we know and trust, and the rest is chosen piece by piece for each project. Working this closely with our makers lets us care for every part of a project, from the overall feel of a room to the smallest detail, and we stay involved on site from the early stages to the final touches.
Whether a home, an office or a place to stay, each space brings together furniture, materials, art and craftsmanship to create an interior that feels personal and is made to last.
Our understanding of hospitality is also shaped by Urban Pumpkin, our sister company. This experience has taught us to look beyond how a space appears when finished and consider how it feels to spend time in it, how its materials age, and how the details of a room shape the experience of staying there. It is a perspective we bring to our hospitality projects and, in different ways, to every space we design.
We work with clients across Nigeria and internationally, guiding each project from the first conversation to handover. Our process follows clear stages, with costs and decisions set out along the way, so you always know what comes next.
Amanda Omogiafo
Founder
Amanda's sense of proportion, material and atmosphere began early. Her father was a property developer with an unusually good eye for design, and his projects were her first lessons in how a space should feel.
Studio Mogore carries a family name, and is built in that spirit of something passed down: considered, lasting and made to be kept.
Through Urban Pumpkin, her guest apartment business in Lagos, Amanda designed and furnished spaces lived in by new people every week, learning what holds up to daily life and what makes a room feel right within minutes of arriving. She pairs that instinct with a grounding in finance and marketing, carrying every project from first sketch to final styled shelf with the same care.