Furniture Shops in Accra: Where to Buy for Home & Office

Accra’s home furnishings market is growing rapidly. As more people move into apartments, gated communities, serviced accommodations and corporate offices, the demand for stylish, quality furniture and decor has never been higher. Across the Greater Accra Region you’ll find an increasingly diverse mix of luxury showrooms, imported-brand outlets, artisan furniture makers and budget-friendly décor shops.

In 2025, whether you’re decorating your home, setting up an office, or simply refreshing your living space, knowing where to go, what to expect and how to negotiate can make all the difference. This guide by Accra Street Journal introduces you to the top furniture shops in Accra, outlines what to look for, and gives you practical tips to get the best value.

What to Consider When Buying Furniture in Accra

Before stepping into a showroom or placing a custom order, keep these key factors in mind:

• Quality & durability: Check materials (solid wood vs veneer vs composite), joints, upholstery, finish and warranty if provided.

• Style vs functionality: Does the furniture match your space (size, layout, climate—e.g., humidity)?

• Customization & lead‐time: Many shops provide custom builds or offer imported pieces—ask about delivery time, lead times and any local modifications.

• Shipping & delivery: Understand delivery fees, assembly charges, and any after-sales support.

• Payment & clearance: Confirm payment terms (deposit, balance on delivery), whether the showroom allows returns or changes. Reddit users caution:

  Don’t take chances… especially with a significant expense … many people in Ghana just don’t deliver what they promise.

• Authenticity & reputation: For imported brands or premium furniture, check that the shop is authorised and genuine.

• Budget vs value: While some imported or luxury pieces command high price tags, many local producers deliver excellent value—compare.

• Display & atmosphere: Visit the showroom to inspect items in person rather than just relying on online images.

Top Furniture Shops & Showrooms in Accra

Here are some of the most reputable furniture destinations in Accra:

1. Casa Trasacco

Located behind the Accra Mall (Tetteh Quarshie Interchange), Casa Trasacco is a large showroom offering a broad mix of Ghana‐made hardwood furniture and imported home accessories. 
Why visit: Good for both complete room sets (lounge, dining, bedroom) and individual statement pieces.
Tip: Check whether the imported items have local servicing or spare parts.

2. Furniture Leaders Company Limited

At Teshie First Junction, Furniture Leaders specialises in designs that emphasise durability and high standards. The company states its mission is to deliver “creative beautiful designs… meeting international standards.” 
Why visit: Strong local production, good for made-to-order or local builds, and possibly more cost-effective.
Tip: Ask for examples of completed builds and client testimonials.

3. Furniture City Ghana

A “one‐stop shop” for home, office and outdoor furniture, located next to Palace Shopping Mall in the Airport area. 
Why visit: Broad product range (living room, dining, garden, office) and convenient for corporate clients or expatriate housing.
Tip: If buying office furniture, ask about modularity and warranty.

4. Bonobo Concept Store

Based in Accra, Bonobo Concept Store is noted for handcrafted furniture and interior design items made in Ghana. 
Why visit: Ideal for unique, artisan pieces, and people who want furniture with design flair rather than mass-market.
Tip: Be prepared for longer lead times and higher cost due to craftsmanship.

5. Orca Deco Ghana

Located on Spintex Road, Orca Deco is listed among the best furniture stores in Accra and offers a range of mid-to-high-end furniture options. 
Why visit: Convenient for Spintex corridor residents; good for salaried professionals seeking quality décor.
Tip: Visit the showroom with your room dimensions to check fit and style.

General Price & Market Overview

• There are around 348 furniture stores in Accra as of May 2025, marking a 6.4 % increase from 2023.

• Price ranges vary widely: budget imported items may start modestly, while premium pieces or custom furniture can cost significantly more.

• Imported brand showrooms (like Ashley Furniture Ghana, which opened in 2023 on Spintex) indicate a rising trend toward international furniture brands in Accra.

• For custom or artisan furniture, expect lead times of several weeks to months depending on scope and material.

FAQs

Q1. Is it better to buy local or imported furniture in Accra?
It depends on budget, preference and style. Local furniture often offers excellent value and suitability for Ghana’s climate; imported furniture may offer different design or brand prestige but higher cost and possibly longer delivery.

Q2. How long does delivery take for custom furniture?
It varies: local builds may take 4–6 weeks or more; imported items may take several weeks to months depending on shipping and stock availability. Confirm with the store.

Q3. What should I check when picking a furniture shop?
Check showroom condition, ask to inspect items, understand warranty/service, check delivery and assembly terms, and verify reviews or testimonials.

Q4. Are there outlets or discounts in Accra for furniture?
Yes—some showrooms run promotions, clearance sales and sample discounts. It’s worth asking about previous‐season stock.

Q5. Can furniture be customised in Accra for specific sizes or finishes?
Yes many local shops like Furniture Leaders, Bonobo Concept Store and others provide customisation options (dimensions, wood type, finish). Clarify cost and lead time.

Conclusion From ASJ

For residents and newcomers in Accra, the furniture market offers tremendous choice — from large modern showrooms to artisan design shops and local manufacturers. Whether you’re furnishing a home, office, or serviced apartment, you’ll find value, style and variety across the city.

Visit showrooms, compare materials and style, check services and delivery options — and you’ll be well placed to choose furniture that suits your space and budget in 2025.

Source: Accra Street Journal

Last Updated on November 8, 2025 by Samuel Kwame Boadu

Samuel Kwame Boadu

Samuel Kwame Boadu is a Ghanaian media entrepreneur and storyteller with a passion for amplifying urban voices and uncovering everyday truths. He is the Editor-in-Chief and Founder of Accra Street Journal, a dynamic digital platform dedicated to capturing the pulse of Ghana’s capital—its people, culture, challenges, business, sports and innovations.

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