Home Gallery opened in March of 2001 in Nairobi. It is a Treasure Trove of wonders for all who love African arts. From the moment you enter through the front door, you are welcomed into this beautiful home that is decorated with the best quality and design, Kenyan-made furniture scattered with cushions made from unique Raffia and Kuba fabrics backed with suede. The walls are covered with fabulous paintings by some of Kenya's top artists and, of course, a great range of African sculptures is displayed throughout. The entire house is simply filled with interesting and unique pieces from the entire African continent, each with its own story and history.

All are welcome to come
and browse and learn!

NEW Arrivals

BEAUTIFUL BEADED YORUBA CHAIR FROM NIGERIA

IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THESE BEAUTIFUL FULLY BEADED ARMCHAIRS PLEASE EMAIL ME - THESE ARE ONE OF A KIND AND SIMPLY EXQUISITE!

Beautiful Wildlife Photography

Beautiful wildlife photographs on canvas - all limited editions - now available at Home Gallery in Runda-Nairobi.

Come and see for yourself!

Limited Edition Fine Art Prints

Photographs by renowned wildlife photographer Chris Dei

Now you can purchase limited edition fine art photographs by Chris Dei, renowned wildlife photographer directly from us here at Home Gallery.

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Pashminas Galore!

Home Gallery likes to invite you to marvel at Lisa's latest collection of Africa-inspired and hand-painted Pashminas. Read more about our Pashminas.

For more information on the Pashminas, or to order, please contact Lisa.

Lisa's Pashmina Collection

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Style Out of Africa

Designers offer an authentic take on tribal trends while supporting the Fair Trade movement.

By Alexandra Polier
Newsweek International

"Africa is a haven of inspiration," says the Tanzanian-born, Nairobi-based designer and art collector Lisa Christoffersen, who has outfitted Ralph Fiennes, Rachel Weiss, Jane Seymour and Gen. Tommy Franks.

Christoffersen says she owes her success to the continent's rising visibility. "Africa for many years now has been the flavor of fashion," she says. "It has really opened the door for us." She credits the Internet with expanding her business and her brand, allowing clients and boutiques around the world to import her special fabrics. Her hand-painted, African-inspired pashminas are made from the undercoat of Himalayan mountain goats, the world's most exclusive fabric. The cashmere sweaters, bedspreads and throws are often copied from antique ceremonial cloths of the Kuba Kingdom in Congo. "You know that no one else at the party is going to be wearing the same thing," she says. "In fact, you become allergic to anything else because they are so divine."