Unique Designs Propel African Woodwork To Success

Monday, June 18, 2018

African Woodwork is penetrating the local industry with its unique furniture products that are appealing even to the corporate world. The company, owned by Limkokwing University of Creative Technology Fashion Design graduate John Ncube, manufactures office and home furniture as well as stall set ups using pallets, super wood and pinewood.

Their clientele is made up of individuals, guesthouses, and hotels with i-Towers being the latest as well as Vantage Properties.

According to Ncube, it all started about two years back after buying a bed that could not fit in his room. He then decided to redesign it to create some space and this was followed by a television stand that he created using pallets.

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