Rooms we have handed back.

A project is finished when the client walks it with us and finds nothing to say. These are the ones we are happy to be judged on.

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Custom Kitchens TV & Media Units Reception & Office Desks Full Interior Fit-Out

Completed DMI white kitchen with marble-veined surfaces and illuminated glass cabinetry

Custom Kitchen Accra, Ghana 2025

A bright kitchen, detailed in white

High-gloss white cabinetry, marble-veined surfaces and warm lighting kept one compact room bright.

This finished kitchen brings the cooking run, storage and display cabinetry into one clean visual language. Glass-fronted cupboards lighten the tall storage, while warm lighting at plinth and cabinet level softens the white surfaces after dark.

High-gloss white cabinetry
Marble-veined wall and floor finish
Illuminated glass display storage
Integrated cooking zone
Warm plinth lighting

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Completed DMI ivory kitchen with black worktops, matching upstand and black handles

Custom Kitchen Accra, Ghana 2025

Ivory cabinetry against black stone

A restrained L-shaped kitchen built from ivory gloss, black stone and a precise line of dark hardware.

The contrast does the organising here. Pale cabinetry keeps the room open; the black worktop, full-height upstand and handles draw one continuous working line around the corner. The angled extractor completes the dark appliance set without weighing down the upper cabinets.

High-gloss ivory fronts
Black stone worktop and upstand
L-shaped working layout
Integrated angled extractor
Black bar hardware

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Completed DMI floating media console beneath a wall-mounted television and textured wall panels

Media Wall Accra, Ghana 2026

A media console that clears the floor

A long floating console and full-height panels turn the television into part of the architecture.

The low cabinet runs as one uninterrupted line below the screen, leaving the polished floor completely clear. Textured wall panels and a vertical display return give the composition depth without filling the room with loose furniture.

Wall-hung low console
Full-height feature panelling
Wall-mounted television zone
Open vertical display return
Clear floor line

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Completed DMI media wall with timber panels, stone-look television panel and integrated warm lighting

Media Wall Accra, Ghana 2026

Warm light, layered across one wall

Timber grain, stone texture and concealed lighting give a large media wall rhythm without clutter.

This installation is built in layers: full-height timber-toned panels, a pale stone-look television plane, slim dark accents and a low storage run. Warm light at the reveals separates each material and keeps the room comfortable in the evening.

Full-height timber-toned panels
Stone-look television plane
Integrated linear LED
Low concealed storage
Illuminated display recess

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Completed DMI executive office desk installed for Forsxpres Logistics

Executive Office Desk Accra, Ghana 2026

An executive desk for Forsxpres Logistics

A substantial working desk shaped to sit confidently beneath the client’s identity wall.

The desk anchors a compact executive office without competing with the Forsxpres Logistics brand wall. A warm timber-look face, crisp horizontal inlays and a deep working top give it enough presence for the room while keeping equipment and daily work organised.

Custom executive desk
Timber-look feature face
Horizontal metallic inlays
Deep working surface
Equipment-ready office layout

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Completed DMI residential living room with a custom illuminated media wall

Residential Fit-Out Greater Accra, Ghana 2026

One residence, carried room to room

Living rooms, bedrooms and a covered terrace brought together through one restrained finish language.

The project moves between pale stone, warm timber, soft upholstery and controlled feature lighting. Each room has its own function, but the same proportions and material palette carry through the media walls, bedrooms and loose furniture so the residence reads as one programme.