About Safrik Home
Safrik Home began as a way I’ve always moved through the world — paying attention to objects, materials, and the quiet intelligence of well-made things.
My earliest understanding of design came from my mother. She taught me that quality is never accidental — that you can feel when something has been made with care. Traveling with her through Morocco and across Africa, I encountered craftsmanship not as trend or decoration, but as a living practice shaped by hand, place, and time. Those experiences stayed with me and continue to inform how I think about beauty and value.
Growing up in Kenya, I lived among objects that were never merely decorative. Materials carried purpose and memory: woven fibers that softened with use, wood shaped by hand rather than machine, homes arranged with an intuitive sense of balance and function. Later, living in Canada and engaging closely with Western and European design traditions clarified how craftsmanship is received in those contexts — what feels intuitive, considered, and genuinely at home in modern Western interiors. Moving between these worlds sharpened my eye for what translates naturally, allowing traditional African craftsmanship to live comfortably within contemporary spaces.
Safrik Home comes from this intersection. I curate handcrafted home décor sourced from skilled artisans across Africa, choosing pieces for their material integrity, cultural depth, and ability to live well in everyday spaces. Each object is selected not only for where it comes from, but for how it functions once it arrives in a home.
A home should tell a story — your story. It should reflect the places that have shaped you, the dreams you carry, and the tastes you’ve learned to trust over time. That is what Safrik Home exists to do: offer objects that help shape spaces as personal, layered, and evolving as the lives lived within them.
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