About Us
The Interior Designers and Decorators Ghana (IDDG) is Ghana's premier professional body dedicated to advancing the interior design and decoration industry.
Our mission is to support creativity and competence within the field by establishing professional standards, building capacity, and fostering meaningful collaborations both locally and internationally.
The Association represents industry players in the hospitality, commercial and residential sectors, as well as product design and manufacturing.
At IDDG, we believe that creativity is more than just an element of design—it’s the pulse that drives the entire interior architecture/design and decoration industry.
Our core philosophy is built on a foundation that celebrates and nurtures innovative thinking, originality, and the transformative ability to turn ordinary spaces into extraordinary experiences.
At IDDG, professionalism stands as a foundational pillar, integral to every facet of our operations, design processes, and interactions.
We uphold a steadfast commitment to excellence, setting and adhering to the highest standards in the interior architecture/design and decoration industry.
At IDDG, we hold collaboration as a cornerstone of our ethos, firmly believing that the most remarkable outcomes are birthed from the synergy of collective endeavor.
Our organizational culture is steeped in the principle of collaborative engagement, where members, partners, and the broader design community come together to share, innovate, and co-create.


HISTORY OF IDDG
How it all Started
The Interior Designers & Decorators Ghana (IDDG) previously known as the Interior Designers & Decorators Association (IDDA) was founded and incorporated in 1990 with the primary purpose of creating a professional community for interior designers and decorators in Ghana.
The IDDA however went through an inactive period. After several stakeholder engagements led by Madame Delilah Mercer, the association was officially registered as the IDDG on June 28, 2018, where it has since expanded to other disciplines within the interior architecture and design industry and has grown its memberships significantly.
The association has had four (4) governance administrations: 2018-2020, 2020-2022, 2023 – 2024 and the current administration 2025 – 2026.
IDDG Governing Council
Executive Board

Audrey Forson
PRESIDENT
Furniture Designer
CEO, Tekura Designs

Prosper Baafi Nti
SECRETARY
Architectural Lighting Designer
Founder, Lighting Hub
Board of Trustees

Grace Krobo-Edusei
IDDG ADVISORY COUNCIL MEMBER
Interior Designer
CEO, Lilly Grace Interiors
Grace Krobo-Edusei is the head designer at Lily Grace Interiors in Accra, Ghana. She has over thirty years of experience in building, construction, and landscape design. Grace is also a certified trainer with the John Maxwell Leadership Team, specializing in personal growth and brain health.

Rexford Owusu Koduah
IDDG ADVISORY COUNCIL MEMBER
Interior & Environment Designer
CEO, GoPlan Homes
Rexford Owusu Koduah is an interior and environmental design architect with over 15 years of practical experience working within the built environment on projects in the UK and beyond. As an interior and environmental architect, he has acquired expertise in the functional and conceptual design process in large-scale master planning, mixed-use development, and urban renewal, and the ability to convert the physical structure or communities for social and economic benefits. His passion is planning and designing innovative spaces where people live, work, and relax, which are the key drivers in urban regeneration.

Mr. Selassie Tetevie
IDDG ADVISORY COUNCIL MEMBER
Furniture & Product Designer
CEO, Ram Design
Mr. Selassie Tetevie is a Ghanaian designer of contemporary furniture, objects and more. Self trained, he has been designing and producing for over 40 years. Selassie ‘s works are influenced by African Tribal design and global industrial design.

Mr. Charles Quartey
IDDG ADVISORY COUNCIL MEMBER
Founder, Space Turnkey Solution
Mr. Charles Quartey is the founder of Space Turnkey Solution, Charles serves as the power house behind fulfilling the company’s vision both on the individual project and global scale. After receiving his degree in Civil Engineering and Construction Management from ROCVA in The Netherlands, he returned to Ghana with new ideas, international expertise, and a passion for designing powerful spaces to be enjoyed by all.

Mrs. Nana Ama Botchway
IDDG ADVISORY COUNCIL MEMBER
Founder, N.Dowuona & Company
NanaAma Botchway is the founder of N. Dowuona & Company, a leading law firm in Ghana. She is highly regarded in the corporate and commercial legal sectors and has advised on numerous significant investments and divestments in Ghana.

Mr. Edmund K. Asamoah
IDDG ADVISORY COUNCIL MEMBER
CEO, A&C Development
Edmund K. Asamoah is the CEO of A&C Mall, the first family-owned shopping mall in Ghana, A&C Corner, The Accra Design Center. He has a background in software engineering and has been instrumental in developing the mall into a mixed-use facility.

Constance Elizabeth Swaniker
IDDG ADVISORY COUNCIL MEMBER
Sculptor
CEO, Accents & Arts
CEO, Design & Technical Institute
Constance Elizabeth Swaniker is a Ghanaian sculptor, educator, and entrepreneur. she enrolled at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology to pursue a bachelor of Arts degree in Sculpture. She is the founder and CEO of Accents & Arts and the Design and Technical Institute (DTI) in Accra. Her work has significantly influenced Ghana’s art and design landscape.duah is an interior and environmental design architect with over 15 years of practical experience working within the built environment on projects in the UK and beyond. As an interior and environmental architect, he has acquired expertise in the functional and conceptual design process in large-scale master planning, mixed-use development, and urban renewal, and the ability to convert the physical structure or communities for social and economic benefits. His passion is planning and designing innovative spaces where people live, work, and relax, which are the key drivers in urban regeneration.

Lorraine Eyetsa Ocloo
IDDG PAST PRESIDENT
Interior Designer
CEO, Eyetsa Creations Limited
CEO, The Shop Accra
Lorraine Eyetsa Ocloo is a versatile design intelligence professional with over 18 years of experience spanning strategic leadership, creative industries, policy development, and entrepreneurship. She holds a BA in History and African Studies from SOAS, University of London. Lorraine has founded and co-founded ventures such as Eyetsa Creations Ltd, The Shop Accra, and La Gallery Accra. She has held key roles in public administration, including Deputy Administrator at the Office of the President of Ghana, and led educational reforms as a curriculum designer and lecturer. A former President of IDDG, she has championed design thinking, digital transformation, and international collaboration, making a significant impact on policy, entrepreneurship, and creative innovation in Ghana and beyond.
Sub-Committees
Administration & Membership
Design & Diplomacy
Education & Professional Development
Funding & Sponsorship
Policy & Procedures
Marketing & Promotion
Programs & Networking Events
Operational Team

Jeremy Hymore-Lynn

Stanley Kuadey
IDDG Governing Council
Executive Council

Eyetsa Lorraine Ocloo
PRESIDENT

Safoa Ruth Cablye
VICE-PRESIDENT
Volunteering Support Team

Aina Aidoo
CHIEF OF MEMBERS

Sabukie Osabutey
CHIEF OF EVENTS

Audrey Forson
CHIEF OF FUNDRAISING
Advisory Council

Madam Delilah Mercer

Mrs. Grace Krobo-Edusei

Mr. Charles Quartey

Mr. Selassie Tetevie

Rexford Owusu Koduah

Constance Elizabeth Swaniker

NanaAma Botchway

Edmund K. Asamoah
Management Council

Eyetsa Lorraine Ocloo
ACTING DIRECTOR / MANAGER

Stanley Kuadey
ADMINISTRATOR – ICT/RESEARCH
National Service Personnel / Interns

Hymore Jeremy-Lynn John
ADMIN/MEMBERSHIP

Enoch Afram
EDUCATIONAL PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Natalie Anderson
HEAD OF SPECIAL PROGRAMS

Senanu Arkutu
HEAD OF PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Kweku Hayford
HEAD OF FINANCE & ADMIN

Delilah Mercer
PRESIDENT

Elizabeth Dawson-Amoah
VICE-PRESIDENT

Michael Adumua
SECRETARY

Grace Krobo-Edusei
DEPUTY SECRETARY

Angela Kafui Baiden
TREASURER


Delilah Mercer

Elizabeth Dawson-Amoah

Michael Adumua

Nana Amamu Fleischer Djoleto
