Stairway — Accra Hideaway

STAIRWAY ARTWORK

Created by Emmanuel Asante, a Sydney-based Ghanaian artist, this striking portrait of Anyia Youl, a South Sudanese woman born in a Kenyan refugee camp who migrated to Australia at the age of 10. This captivating piece is thoughtfully positioned at the base of the stairs, serving as a daily reminder to smile. It reflects the powerful message that no matter the challenges life presents or how you feel in the moment, there is always hope when you keep moving forward.”

As you ascend the stairway, a striking piece of artwork welcomes you at the halfway point. Created by talented local artists and thoughtfully acquired from the Accra Arts Centre, this captivating piece portrays a Ghanaian woman carrying her young child while balancing a basket of fruit on her head. A powerful tribute to the strength and resilience of Ghanaian women, it reflects their central role in the family and community within a rich matriarchal society.

Positioned at the base of the stairs, the lion stands as a powerful symbol of strength and authority, embodying its reign as the king of the African wilderness. Sourced from the Accra Arts Centre, this striking piece exudes a sense of calm and security, serving as a guardian presence within the home.

Bedroom 2