Yinka Ilori is a multi-disciplinary artist and designer whose bold visual language draws on his British-Nigerian heritage to convey new narratives through contemporary design. Drawing on Nigerian parables and verbal traditions, Ilori touches on a multitude of themes that resonate with a global audience.

Established in 2017, we comprise of a team of colour-obsessed architects and designers, with the expertise and capacity to take on large-scale architectural and interior design projects. The studio continues to experiment with the relationship between function and form, with an output that sits between traditional divisions of art and design.

Explore the innovative work of Yinka Ilori Studio, where vibrant colors and unique designs redefine architectural and interior spaces.

Yinka Ilori has put his stamp on Sotheby’s, transforming its café on New Bond Street with floor-to-ceiling adire motifs and symbols, furniture and upholstery, in his iconic, bold and joyful style. The immersive takeover titled, ‘Pride is Within My Story,’ opens to …

With his signature use of vibrant colours and geometric patterns, Yinka Ilori has repurposed parts of an out-of-use playground to create ‘The Flamboyance of Flamingos’.

Yinka Ilori Studio’s Favourite Sustainable and Experimental Materials Piñatex Back in 2018, Adidas invited Yinka Ilori Studio to design a piece of furniture, responding to the theme of sustainability, this is where we first encountered Piñatex, an innovative natural textile made from pineapple leaf fibre.

Momentum Textiles & Wallcovering Joins Yinka Ilori for First Commercial Textile and Wallcovering Collectio. As the industry’s largest commercial textiles and wallcoverings supplier, Momentum is the natural choice to bring Ilori’s forward-thinking vision to life.

Yinka Ilori is a London-based multidisciplinary artist of a British-Nigerian heritage, who specialises in storytelling by fusing his British and Nigerian heritage to tell new stories in contemporary design. The first homeware collection is a continuation of design work.

The Colour Palace is a lively and celebratory fusion of European and African cultural traditions by Yinka Ilori and Pricegore, selected as the second Dulwich Pavilion for summer 2019. The project is the outcome of an open design competition organized by the London Festival of Architecture and Dulwich Picture Gallery.

In order of appearance. Types of Happiness, 2018. If Chairs Could Talk, 2015. Because The Truth is Bitter, 2016. Let There Be Light, 2013. Home Affairs, 2015.