Why local furniture costs what it does
You are paying container rates on someone else's container.
Furniture is bulky. That makes freight the single biggest variable in what it costs to land in Nigeria — and the reason local showroom prices run so high.
When you buy from a Lagos importer, you are paying their freight, their clearing costs, their warehousing and their margin. And because they filled that container with what they thought would sell, you are choosing from their taste, not yours.
Sourcing direct means you choose the pieces, we consolidate the order properly, and the freight cost is spread across your goods rather than inherited from someone else's.
What we source
Three furniture categories, one direct source.
Built for volume buyers
Furnishing an office, a hotel, or a showroom floor.
Furniture rewards bulk more than almost any other category, because the freight cost per unit drops sharply as the container fills.
That makes it ideal for furniture retailers stocking a showroom, businesses kitting out an office, hotels and short-lets furnishing rooms, and event companies building inventory.
Send us your list — or even a mood board or supplier link — and we will match it to verified manufacturers and quote your full landed cost.
Sea freight 35–65 working days. Best value comes from consolidated or full-container orders.
Furniture is a strong pre-order category — consolidating your order into one container is where the real saving sits.