Lagos has gained a new interior design experience centre, Experia by Sculpt Design, aimed at offering a more immersive approach to residential and professional spaces.
A renowned interior designer and founder of Sculpt Design, Cindy Ogene, said the centre was created to allow clients to experience design in a more engaging and tactile way.
Located in Lekki Phase 1, Experia moves beyond traditional showrooms by combining intimate living areas with collaborative workspaces, illustrating how interiors can influence both lifestyle and function.
The launch, held recently, attracted interior design professionals, creatives, and enthusiasts. The timing was deliberate, coinciding with the festive season to allow guests to explore the space without work-related pressures.
“Experia was created to allow our clients to experience creative design in one place,” Ogene said. “We spent a lot of time thinking about what we could do differently within the industry, and the answer was to move beyond display and into experience.”
Designed over the course of a year, Experia reflects a focus on comfort, ease, and familiarity, with every detail from materials to layout carefully curated to create a space where visitors can relax, engage, and experience design naturally rather than transactionally.
The centre represents a shift in the way interior design is presented in Nigeria, emphasising emotion and intentionality alongside aesthetics. It reinforces Sculpt Design’s role in redefining luxury interiors through a blend of artistry, cultural storytelling, and thoughtful design.
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