The Order Room

30/09/2026

A little Independence Day shopping, The Order Room way 🇳🇬✨

Every is Green this weekend and that includes a few finds here in store; Handbags, hats, scarves, clocks, kitchen finds and those little things you didn’t know you needed.

Small picks, Easy finds, unique gifts, Different prices.
Just slide through to the end and see what catches your eye. 🛍️

if you find more than one thing you like, there may just be a little something extra for you. 😉

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30/09/2026

We love Art in its visual expressions that can shift the feeling of a space from one era, one style, one culture to another.

That’s the beauty of collecting pieces that speak to you. It’s literally a decorating rule to live with pieces that you love.

Ready to find yours?

👉 SHOP WALL ART ~ www.theorderroom.com.ng
👉 VISIT THE STORE ~ 29 Mbonu street Dline.
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26/09/2026

24/09/2026

Let your hands do the talking. For just N9500 each Shop @ www.theorderroom.com.ng

20/09/2026

A good historical storytelling moment for your Sunday learning/lesson Relaxation.

Thank you for sharing Indigenous Grid about IKENGA…
You know, there are some things you hear growing up, and you just accept them because… well, you’re a child. 😅

You hear a name, a practice, a symbol, and you don’t really know what it means. You just have whatever understanding was passed down to you. Sometimes you even grow up thinking, “Oh, that thing is fetish,” or that it’s something we shouldn’t be talking about.

And then, years later, you actually start learning about it and realise, wait… so this is what it really means?

That’s why I think documenting our history is so important. Not just preserving these things physically, but actually telling the stories behind them.

Because when the history isn’t documented, people will fill in the gaps with what they think, what they heard, or what they were told.

And sometimes, what we misunderstood growing up is actually a beautiful part of who we are, where we come from, and how our people understood life.

We reallyneed to start telling these stories.

18/09/2026

If you’re new here,Welcome…You’ll love it here.

POV: You walk into an experience store and it feels like art, culture, and creativity wrapped in one. 😍
🪇Discovered a paradise of Africa in Portharcourt
🖤 Got a stunning shadow cast portrait
🧵 Tried our hands at string art (so fun!)
♻️ Saw how they turn pre-loved items into gorgeous home pieces(upcycling)

Trust me, it’s not just a store. It’s a whole experience.

Ethnic Living & Contemporary Lifestyle Store || Creative space their services also includes;
African Contemporary Home Decor/ Furnishings
Culture Fashion • Accessories • Souvenirs
Storytelling events • Photography • Space Rentals

📍 29 Mbonu Street Dline, Port Harcourt
Visit the physical store or shop on their website
www.theorderroom.com.ng with seamless delivery.
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The concept is always changing to create experiences you’ll always love to be in. You’re welcome.

15/09/2026

I get asked all the time😅🫣 so let me pull this back up the feed,but No, you don’t have to completely redecorate your space.

Sometimes, it’s just about knowing what to add, what to layer, include or restyle.

A little switch becomes intentional if you have interesting pieces already. So start with one hero piece,like a sofa or carpet then build around it. Don’t overcrowd the corner at all allow each piece to breathe and Maximize your wall space better.

If you’re still unsure how to make beautiful switches,Consult us to create the experience while you live in them.