

Helix Sofa
Channel-tufted velvet — Burgundy
₦2,000,000

Act I

Act II
Choose your entrance — two doors, one house
Est. MMXIX
N 6.4527° · E 3.3958°
Maker’s Note
“We start with the tree. We end with the room. Everything between is signed by the maker.”
Every piece tells a story.
In motion







01 — The Collection


Channel-tufted velvet — Burgundy
₦2,000,000

Cognac leather — pale hardwood frame
₦850,000
The Craft
Each flute of the Helix is hand-filled and stitched, then wrapped in a single run of burgundy velvet so the curve reads as one unbroken line.
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Our artisans spend decades mastering the hand-planing of Irókò and Walnut. Each joint is a testament to Nigerian craft heritage.
Explore our processPrecision machines rough out the form; the last millimetre always belongs to the chisel.
Explore our processIroko, mahogany, and reclaimed teak — sourced within Nigeria, dried in our own kilns.
Explore our process
Our artisans spend decades mastering the hand-planing of Irókò and Walnut. Each joint is a testament to Nigerian craft heritage.
Explore our process
Precision machines rough out the form; the last millimetre always belongs to the chisel.
Explore our process
Iroko, mahogany, and reclaimed teak — sourced within Nigeria, dried in our own kilns.
Explore our processBy the Numbers
20+
Years of Craft
400+
Commissioned Pieces
12–16
Week Delivery
40
Year Guarantee

Fluted Media Wall
On request

Charcoal Media Wall
On request

Navy Fitted Kitchen
On request

Walk-in Wine Cellar
On request

Home Bar
On request

Solid Timber Door
On request

Vision Panel Door
On request
Every door is open









The Full Atelier
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Meet the Maker

Charles
Founder & Master Craftsman
“We don’t just build furniture. We build the quiet moments that make a house feel like home.”
Charles founded WoodAccent Furniture with a single conviction: that the furniture in your home should outlast you. With over two decades spent mastering traditional joinery and West African hardwood craft, every piece that leaves the atelier bears his hand and his name.
From the Journal

Long before a board reaches the workbench, we read its grain like a map — it tells us where the tree leaned into the Lagos sun, and where a chair back should learn to bend for you.
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No screws, no brackets — just wood meeting wood. A walk through the Baruwa Ipaja workshop floor where mortise-and-tenon joinery, refined over generations, still outlasts anything a machine can fasten.
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A family asked for a room that could hold three generations at once, comfortably, every Sunday. Ten days and one Helix sofa later, here is what we built together.
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