Structuring Your Design Business for Profit — A one-day masterclass in Lagos with Folakemi Oloye, founder of Teal Harmony on building a design business as profitable as it is beautiful.
Structuring Your Design Business for Profit — A one-day masterclass in Lagos with Folakemi Oloye, founder of Teal Harmony on building a design business as profitable as it is beautiful.
A one-day masterclass on the business behind the beautiful work. This isn’t a design class, you already have the talent. It’s the business education most designers never get: the pricing, the positioning, the systems, and the structure that turn a design practice into a profitable business. You’ll leave with frameworks you can apply in your studio the very next morning.
Structuring Your Design Business for Profit is designed for design entrepreneurs with under ten years of business experience — the ones who’ve done the brave thing and built something of their own, and are ready to make it profitable and sustainable. Whether you’re two years in or eight, if your talent is outpacing your income, this room is for you.
Folakemi Oloye went from mathematician, to saleswoman, to founder of one of Nigeria’s most respected interior design firms. Over ten years she has delivered more than a hundred projects, including flagship spaces for Adidas and Mavin and the GQ Boutique Hotel, and earned four pan-African design awards in eighteen months.
She has navigated every constraint you’re facing, in the very same market you’re building in, the pricing battles, the difficult clients, the currency swings, the temptation to undercharge just to win the job. She built a profitable, respected business anyway. Now she’s teaching designers how to do the same.
Folakemi Oloye went from mathematician, to saleswoman, to founder of one of Nigeria’s most respected interior design firms. Over ten years she has delivered more than a hundred projects, including flagship spaces for Adidas and Mavin and the GQ Boutique Hotel, and earned four pan-African design awards in eighteen months.
She has navigated every constraint you’re facing, in the very same market you’re building in, the pricing battles, the difficult clients, the currency swings, the temptation to undercharge just to win the job. She built a profitable, respected business anyway. Now she’s teaching designers how to do the same.
Masterclass fee: ₦350,000
Register before 10th July and pay ₦300,000 — a ₦50,000 saving for moving early.
Your place includes the full-day masterclass, all materials and frameworks, and the opportunity to join the 6-week coaching cohort.
Button: Register before 6 July & save ₦50,000
Only 15 to 20 seats. On purpose.
This masterclass is deliberately small, so every designer in the room gets real attention and real answers — not a lecture hall. Once the seats are filled, registration closes. If your business has been waiting for this, don’t wait on the seat.
It’s a one-day, in-person masterclass in Lagos on Thursday, 16 July 2026. The exact venue and full schedule are shared with registered attendees ahead of the day.
Design entrepreneurs with under ten years of business experience, designers running or building their own practice who want to make it genuinely profitable. If you have the talent but the business side hasn’t caught up, this is for you.
No. You already have the design skill. This is entirely about the business of design — pricing, positioning, structure, and profitability. It’s the education most designers are never given.
The fee is ₦350,000. Register before 6 July and you pay ₦300,000, a saving of ₦50,000. Your place includes the full-day masterclass, all materials, and eligibility for the 6-week coaching cohort.
An exclusive follow-on programme for a smaller group of attendees who want tailored, ongoing guidance on their specific business. Masterclass attendees are invited first. It’s where the frameworks become real change in your own practice.
Just 15 to 20. The class is kept small on purpose, so the teaching is direct and every attendee gets personal attention.
Complete the registration form below with your details and payment. Because seats are limited and the early-bird rate ends on 6 July, we recommend registering as soon as you can.
Just 15 to 20. The class is kept small on purpose, so the teaching is direct and every attendee gets personal attention.