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Top 5 Markets to Get Home Decor Items in Lagos

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The Nigerian economic situation has had us all becoming DIY professionals, especially when it comes to home decor, almost everybody is now a hobbyist. How are professionals supposed to survive?

Anyways, for people who are looking to find the perfect home decor in Lagos, it’s all about knowing where to shop. Whether you’re moving into a new apartment, revamping your current space, or simply looking to add a touch of personality to your home, Lagos has no shortage of markets that offer unique and affordable decor pieces. 

From quirky wall art to elegant furniture, the bustling city is filled with spots where you can score high-quality home decor items without breaking the bank. 

Here’s a list of the top five markets to explore for home decor items in Lagos.

Lekki Arts and Crafts Market

picture showing an admirer of unique art works at an art stall in Jakande market

If you’re a lover of African-inspired wall art, then you should visit the Lekki Arts and Crafts Market.  It is also known as the Jakande Market. 

This market is a haven for artsy, handcrafted decor. From wooden carvings to intricately woven baskets and items that bring a rich cultural touch to any home. 

Plus, you’ll find beautiful woven rugs, pottery, and even handmade jewelry that can double as unique decor pieces.

Pro Tip: Don’t be afraid to haggle—this is a good place to channel your inner Nigerian mom vibes as we all know how embarrassingly well they love to ‘price market’.

Mushin Market

picture showing few leather works in Mushin market

This market has a life of its own and is also one of Lagos’s best spots for affordable home decor items. 

Mushin market is a treasure trove for those who don’t mind hunting around a bit—it has fantastic deals for those willing to put in the effort. The market offers a range of items including second-hand furniture, statement lighting, and mirrors. 

Visit during the week to avoid the weekend rush, and come ready to negotiate for the best prices.

Alaba International Market

picture showing a crowd of busy shoppers hunting home decor in Alaba market

I know Alaba Market is famous for electronics and fairly used items, but it also offers a diverse selection of household items and decor. 

This market is an excellent place to find electronic gadgets for the home as well as decorative items. You can score great deals on wall-mounted shelves, light fixtures, and even smart home gadgets. 

However, given the vast array of stalls, be sure to compare prices and quality across vendors to ensure you’re getting the best deal.

Eko Idumota Market

picture showing busy shoppers and commuters looking for home decor in Balogun, Eko Market

Eko Idumota is known for its all-encompassing variety. It’s a market where you can find anything, including home decor. 

Here, you’ll come across decorative ceramics, artificial flowers, wall clocks, and more. If you’re looking to do a total revamp of your space on a budget, Idumota is the place. 

Again, bargaining is key here, so polish up those haggling skills before diving in.

Oshodi Market

picture showing busy shoppers along the railway line in trying to get home decor in Oshodi Market

You can’t go wrong by visiting Oshodi Market for affordable home decor. With a vast selection of items, this market offers everything from affordable curtains and cushion covers to small furniture items and storage solutions. 

Oshodi is perfect for shoppers looking to refresh their homes without breaking the bank. Be sure to explore different sections of the market as the decor items are often intermingled with other household goods.

However, you need to keep a close eye on your valuables(phones, purses, etc) so you don’t end up doing “involuntary giveaway.”

Final Tips for Market Shopping

To beat the crowd and secure the best items, you need to go early

Bargaining is a must in Lagos markets. Don’t hesitate to ask for a lower price.

While some places accept transfers, cash is generally faster and more convenient.

Exploring these markets not only gives you affordable home decor options but also an authentic Lagos shopping experience filled with vibrant colors, sounds, and culture. So, grab your shopping bag, and get ready to decorate your space with amazing finds from these top Lagos markets!

For more tips on shopping smart within Lagos, join the “Alaba Online” community on Fusion and enjoy the opportunity to showcase your business too.

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