Interior design studio · Accra & London
Interiors shaped by material, proportion and atmosphere. Layered, tactile and quietly dramatic rooms for homes, hospitality and culturally led spaces, in Accra and London.
How Michelle sees space
Pamela Michelle Aboagye builds a room from its bones: proportion first, then light, then the materials that give it weight. She likes the tension between softness and structure. Curved seating against straight architecture, walnut beside pale stone, velvet next to reeded glass and antique brass. And she trusts restraint: fewer pieces, better made, placed where the eye wants to rest, so that a room feels collected over time rather than decorated in a day.
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Featured project
A restaurant and bar for the Kempinski in Accra. A walkway of walnut and gold leaf opens into a main hall under ring chandeliers, where olive trees stand against a wall of line-drawn faces. A marble bar, and below it a lounge lit by a fire that runs the length of the wall. Interior design and every piece of furniture and lighting by the studio.
Shown as a render until the restaurant opens.
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From the studio · Ms. Atkinson’s home fragrances
A sweet amber candle in a large ceramic bowl, with a letter from a mother to her daughter engraved in its base. Burn it down to read it. Refill it, keep it, hand it on. The first of Ms. Atkinson’s home fragrances, inspired by Michelle’s mother.
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The studio and the store share one door at the Galleria, Kempinski Hotel Gold Coast City, Accra. Open Monday to Friday, 10am to 7pm. Saturday, 11am to 5pm. Sunday, closed.