Dellino Exclusive Outdoors  International Brands In Ghana For Interior Solutions

The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Dellino Exclusive, Edmund Mim Delle Jnr. Over the weekend performed a symbolic sod cutting to officially commission the one- stop showroom of the interior decor solution company and in Accra to provide interior solutions from leading European brands.

Dellino Exclusive is the sole distributor for Africa for 17 multi-million-dollar European companies and manufacturers of modern aluminum windows, kitchen, doors, lights fixtures, tiles, home and office furniture, and interior accessories brands all under one roof.

The Dellino brands can be found in the most prestigious homes, presidential residences, renowned hotels, corporate offices and embassies worldwide. And  each brand at meets the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) 9001, assuring cherished customers that all the products and services offered by us meet expectations and product warranty.

Dellino Exclusive’s unique showroom allows for specialty solutions for each interior category in a way that has never been done in Africa. Every product has been tested and certified to meet all applicable legal provisions set by the European Union under the CE Marking requirements.

Speaking to the media alongside a tour of the showroom by the invited guests, the CEO who doubles as the founder of Dellino Exclusive, Mr. Delle, disclosed that his outfit is poised  to create  workshops, where the capacity as well as skills of Ghanaian artisans in the interior decor industry would be built and improved respectively.

This move, Mr. Delle  indicated, would go a long way in helping the work of artizans meet international stands.    

He was optimistic that in the next 48 months, Ghana will begin manufacturing of interior decor accessories locally “plans are far advanced with the importation of robotic machines by Dellino,” he added.

Additionally, Mr. Delle said since their brands are also manufacturers, they provide an array of customization options from various price ranges that can bring any design vision to life.

For his part, the Chairman of Association of Ghanaian Industries (AGI) Accra, Tsonam Akpeloo after touring the showrooms of the 17 decor brands, expressed his excitement at the level of beauty, quality and excellence that comes with the decor as Showcased.

“And I think I think that Ghana is really
witnessing that stage in our development tragetory where there’s a lot more happening in terms of adding up to development stock, and also ensuring that the Ghanaian consuming community have options to select from if it comes to building and decoration,” he emphasised.

it is refreshing to see that there is a plan to eventually set up a construction on a manufacturing hub here in Ghana to produce some of these things. are being sold. You realise that the continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA) requires that you set up your production in Ghana.

According to Mr. Akpeloo,  part of the requirements for trading under the AfCFTA is that you have to have evidence of goods of origin, what it means is that you might be seen producing locally.

” And so this creates an opportunity to set up production for all of these great products we
have seen for the purpose of they benefiting directly from the continental free trade agreements,” he stressed.

“Our belief is that if we have a lot more of these establishment, they will continue to add to our GDP and obviously have to stabilise the currency that we’ve been struggling to stabilise in recent times,” he said.

The Greater Accra chairman of AGI, indicated the Association’s readiness  to engage the Spanish further to see how they can support them to be successful in promoting these products inGhana.

Mr. Akpeloo further stated that the AGI  have several members, most of them are in the construction sector. “We believe that we would be able to allow folks in the construction sector to come around to see how they can partner the different companies (interior decor) that are here in order for them to promote the construction business.

“AGI will really be at the forefront of promoting all of these industries so that together we can build not only a better Ghana but a better future and a better world,” Mr Akpeloo assured.


By: Kingsley Asiedu