It's through these videos that we get to know these stores even exist. They don't want publicity then....Now, which business doesn't want free publicity.... Weird for a business.
I love the interior design content. Also, I like elephants and people in paintings so I'll need to mention that when I hire your and Bailey's services.
When looking at artist artwork , it’s not like looking at pictures in a store, we must critique with less emotions and said statements and appreciate the hard work and efforts put into the pieces to share with others. I’m saying that because I am working with global artisans now and I can appreciate how they bring the imagery and place it on canvas etc to share with us. Happy you are going to the local artisans. Salaam
Can't wait to see local artisans featured. Street art was off the chain. Bought several pieces back with me. Ghana-centric design. Like you know you're in Ghana Africa when you see it.
Hi Dela, if you are both furnishing those black houses with tan and terricotta brick don't use too much Gold and bronze and black, bring in something a totally different colour that will bring the colours already part the the building. Go for various shades of light grey, blue, cream, off-white, mustard yellow, sage green, this will create balance. don't use tables with gold trim . try something different. Good luck,💕💕
This is great love when you went to the market and meeting local artisans. Keep this app as you will meet many designers/carpenters/furniture makers who can make them more bulky items, probably at a fraction of what you are paying in the stores. Always good to cultivate these kinds of professional relationships. but when you do you have to go to the furniture stores, could you not call or ask to see the manager to get their permission to film, especially as you make it clear that you will be advertising their shop on your channel you may even be able to negotiate a discount. you’re a personable person cultivating good relationships is the key. How’s it working out with your PA? I hope she is able to lighten the load. keep up the good work.
Am so Proud of you Dela she is the one who introduce me to Royal Kingdom Estate and I bought my 2 Plots thru your videos Girl you are the best . I wish you no how you make me Love Ghana with your videos, Well Done❤️❤️❤️
Oh Dela! Please, when they say it is their policy, don’t do it. It is their property and they decide what is allowed and what is not allowed there. It is like your property, it is not a public space. We love your vlogs.
Hmmm I find this really funny (not you) the fact that people don’t understand I wasn’t recording anything for public consumption it was for me. It was only 3 seconds on each item at best. It was literally for my own use so I could go back to buy it. As a customer there shouldn’t be anything wrong with that.
This is great love when you went to the market and meeting local artisans. Keep this app as you will meet many designers/carpenters/furniture makers who can make them more bulky items, probably at a fraction of what you are paying in the stores. Always good to cultivate these kinds of professional relationships. but when you do you have to go to the furniture stores, could you not call or ask to see the manager to get their permission to film, especially as you make it clear that you will be advertising their shop on your channel you may even be able to negotiate a discount. you’re a personable person cultivating good relationships is the key. How’s it working out with your PA? I hope she is able to lighten the load. keep up the good work. Also try and link in your descriptions, the local artisans you are meeting and doing business with for example, the porcelain guy and the artists we all want to boost the economy and you have a good expat following on your various channels, he would Love to buy from local artisans.
Prince at "No Pressure Shop" is an AWESOME Salesman! I've been shopping with him since 2018! Make sure you ask for him when you visit the Art Center! ❤️
Did your client ask for paintings with faces or your choices solely? Just checking how your services work, as a decorator myself, i like to know. Thanks
A lot of the artworks are from kenya and South africa. These people who are selling the artwork didnt produce the art . The ghana art shops you see around have been selling the same art for the last over 30 yrs. The art has not changed.
Dela look at yourself. Your skin tone is like the terricotta and you have pink glasses and a blue shirt it balance the tan complexion. think the house decor in the same way. it will be amazing. just giving you a idea.
No store anywhere in the world permits filming on their premises; this isn’t unique to Ghana. I understand the desire to capture images for reference, but the reality in Ghana is that you could take a photo of a price today, and by tomorrow, the product might either be unavailable or the price could have changed due to inflation. However, if you had asked for permission in advance and explained it was for a mood board, I doubt they would object. I’m assuming you’re aware of this, as it’s likely not the first time a store has asked you to stop filming or leave. 😊
It wasn’t that I was trying to hold them to the price I just needed to remember where I saw what. It wasn’t even for a video. Just person use. Also fyi, I’ve told stores plenty of times that it’s for a promotional YT video and they still say no
@@moretodela I get it, you were just trying to keep track for personal use, not to hold them to the price. But many stores have strict no-filming policies, regardless of the reason. Even when you’ve said it was for UA-cam, they still declined, so they’re firm on this. As a public figure, you probably understand that stores do this to protect customer privacy, prevent competitor access, and control their brand image. It also helps them avoid security risks and potential misrepresentation.
@xdmooo that is so not true. They do allow in uk. Shops are public places and wgen in a public place if you want to, you can take pictures. The law states when in a public place, three of no expectation of privacy. You are wrong.
@@kehindeemiabata4032 Please visit Marks & Spencer, take a walk around with your camera, and share your experience with me afterward. You can legally film anything in a UK supermarket if the management approves it. In most cases, you would need to write an email and obtain proper permission beforehand.
Sorry Dela, why does diaspore want special treatment, if you were in the UK and went into a bhop and they told you that you could not film their products you would accept it and walk away but because you are in Ghana or a black country you portray an entitlment attitude, Please stop it and dont fall in this catergory. enjoy your new progress.
I don't see it as "special treatment", I see it more as Ghanaians not understanding how we shop. Ghanaians are all about grabbing your money and go. Westerners, as consumers we are accustomed to having choices, unlike Ghanians. We like to touch, feel, sit on, try it on (kick the tires) before we make a purchase, and most retailers where we come from understanding that. Trust me there aren't many Ghanaians out shopping like this, if these store want our money then they must learn consumers shopping behavior to sell to us. Foreigners are most of their customers.
Nonsense. There's no shop (public places) in UK or Europe that you are not allowed to take pictures or videos. That silly mentality you guys have in Ghana makes you look like a super villagers. Grow up
@@sofori7210 Would they have allowed if she had taken pictures and not a video? I have taken pictures at Furniture City before (bar stools), without any problems.
Company policy is just that policy, why are you arguing with them? You appeared to be entitled and you wanted to do what you want to do, not a good look humility was lacking in this instance
Lol you’ve obviously never experienced it here. It was for personal use and to not be allowed to do that is ridiculous. There’s nothing entitled about it. They need to think of the customer not the other way around
That’s their policy. I don’t agree with it so I’m saying it. I don’t see the problem. I don’t have to mention every single shop that I visit. I sometimes do, I sometimes don’t.
Hmmmmmmmmm stop this backward mentality i live in ireland and am talking to m y family on video and is alwaysshowi g them stuffs and shop attendant see me and never yet tell me to get out they happy am advertising there stuffs and can get some revenue for them grow up africa or black or third world welcome to the new world
Can you mention just one shop that tells you not to take pictures or videos in their premises? Or have such post in front of their door that cameras are not allowed? Show me one. Stop the false narrative and misinformation
I don’t need to prove myself but for my own humour and to clearly prove you WRONG go to orca and film and see what happens. I rest my case ✌🏾 Enjoy your day
@moretodela I don't understand why stores here don't allow you to film. I take photos and/or videos of everything when I'm shopping in NYC. It's usually my first and last stop in the US, so I purchase things on my way out. I wanna know if the laundering money or something with these nonsensical rules they have against filming.
Dela still entertaining - still interesting - still relevant - still killing it - but most of all still beautiful! Thank you Dela!
🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Ah Madam Dela, see how you're boosting Ghana's economy. Well done, may your good fortune continue to grow.
Thank you
You and Bailey with the good good skin. ❤
It's through these videos that we get to know these stores even exist. They don't want publicity then....Now, which business doesn't want free publicity.... Weird for a business.
I can bet its nit the store, its clueless security.
I love the interior design content. Also, I like elephants and people in paintings so I'll need to mention that when I hire your and Bailey's services.
For sure 😊
When looking at artist artwork , it’s not like looking at pictures in a store, we must critique with less emotions and said statements and appreciate the hard work and efforts put into the pieces to share with others. I’m saying that because I am working with global artisans now and I can appreciate how they bring the imagery and place it on canvas etc to share with us.
Happy you are going to the local artisans. Salaam
Maybe a new approach! Go at it by talking to the manager, saying you will share their business on your UA-cam channel.
We were just looking for a particular feel. It’s not that the art is bad it just didn’t fit what we were looking for.
@@moretodela that was understood, what I am saying is be mindful about the comments, Artists are quite sensitive..
Can't wait to see local artisans featured. Street art was off the chain. Bought several pieces back with me.
Ghana-centric design. Like you know you're in Ghana Africa when you see it.
I saw the interview with Dre. That is a beautiful property!
I loved the decor shopping vlog! Those were some beautiful products.
Hi Dela, if you are both furnishing those black houses with tan and terricotta brick don't use too much Gold and bronze and black, bring in something a totally different colour that will bring the colours already part the the building. Go for various shades of light grey, blue, cream, off-white, mustard yellow, sage green, this will create balance. don't use tables with gold trim
. try something different. Good luck,💕💕
We have a plan for the place
This is great love when you went to the market and meeting local artisans. Keep this app as you will meet many designers/carpenters/furniture makers who can make them more bulky items, probably at a fraction of what you are paying in the stores. Always good to cultivate these kinds of professional relationships. but when you do you have to go to the furniture stores, could you not call or ask to see the manager to get their permission to film, especially as you make it clear that you will be advertising their shop on your channel you may even be able to negotiate a discount. you’re a personable person cultivating good relationships is the key. How’s it working out with your PA? I hope she is able to lighten the load. keep up the good work.
Am so Proud of you Dela she is the one who introduce me to Royal Kingdom Estate and I bought my 2 Plots thru your videos Girl you are the best . I wish you no how you make me Love Ghana with your videos, Well Done❤️❤️❤️
🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
What's the cost of them canvas artwork and are they locally produced??
Yes they are locally produced. The price varies
Hi Dela. Please where did you pick up those walls baskets please? They are too cute
The ones from the art centre?
@moretodela Oh OK. I got my answer. Medaase. Akpe lo.
Oh Dela! Please, when they say it is their policy, don’t do it. It is their property and they decide what is allowed and what is not allowed there. It is like your property, it is not a public space. We love your vlogs.
Hmmm I find this really funny (not you) the fact that people don’t understand I wasn’t recording anything for public consumption it was for me. It was only 3 seconds on each item at best. It was literally for my own use so I could go back to buy it. As a customer there shouldn’t be anything wrong with that.
This is great love when you went to the market and meeting local artisans. Keep this app as you will meet many designers/carpenters/furniture makers who can make them more bulky items, probably at a fraction of what you are paying in the stores. Always good to cultivate these kinds of professional relationships. but when you do you have to go to the furniture stores, could you not call or ask to see the manager to get their permission to film, especially as you make it clear that you will be advertising their shop on your channel you may even be able to negotiate a discount. you’re a personable person cultivating good relationships is the key. How’s it working out with your PA? I hope she is able to lighten the load. keep up the good work. Also try and link in your descriptions, the local artisans you are meeting and doing business with for example, the porcelain guy and the artists we all want to boost the economy and you have a good expat following on your various channels, he would Love to buy from local artisans.
Even if you ask to film they say no. I wasn’t even filming for UA-cam. It was for my own person use. My PA quit, she had some family issues.
Hi, where can I get good windows...in Accra...
Prince at "No Pressure Shop" is an AWESOME Salesman! I've been shopping with him since 2018! Make sure you ask for him when you visit the Art Center! ❤️
at 12min, what shop was it. the large tiles
I’ll be showing that shop very soon. I just came across it
Did your client ask for paintings with faces or your choices solely? Just checking how your services work, as a decorator myself, i like to know. Thanks
The client has given us free rein. If someone requests something we oblige
@@moretodela oh good! I love free range.
Good for the shop owner and good for Ghana. The guy said No Filming, end of discussion. You were disrespectful, glad he said GET OUT!!!!!!!!!!
😂😂😂 so regular “customers” should not be able to take pictures of things they want to buy for their own reference. Got it!
At the end of your video your hair style looks good you should always wear it that way.
Where are those black homes at 17:40?
In Aburi
A lot of the artworks are from kenya and South africa. These people who are selling the artwork didnt produce the art . The ghana art shops you see around have been selling the same art for the last over 30 yrs. The art has not changed.
Dela look at yourself. Your skin tone is like the terricotta and you have pink glasses and a blue shirt it balance the tan complexion. think the house decor in the same way. it will be amazing. just giving you a idea.
Well Done
Press on into your future.
JESUS loves you
To all the gossip konkonsahfuo, here is when she explains that she got kicked out. 😅 14:01
@xdmooo Kicked or killed?
What was the guy trying to sell at 11:14?
He was just showing g me the tiles
@@moretodelawhy were you escorted out
Wash all the video for god sake @@lilacer6841
No store anywhere in the world permits filming on their premises; this isn’t unique to Ghana. I understand the desire to capture images for reference, but the reality in Ghana is that you could take a photo of a price today, and by tomorrow, the product might either be unavailable or the price could have changed due to inflation. However, if you had asked for permission in advance and explained it was for a mood board, I doubt they would object. I’m assuming you’re aware of this, as it’s likely not the first time a store has asked you to stop filming or leave. 😊
It wasn’t that I was trying to hold them to the price I just needed to remember where I saw what. It wasn’t even for a video. Just person use. Also fyi, I’ve told stores plenty of times that it’s for a promotional YT video and they still say no
@@moretodela I get it, you were just trying to keep track for personal use, not to hold them to the price. But many stores have strict no-filming policies, regardless of the reason. Even when you’ve said it was for UA-cam, they still declined, so they’re firm on this. As a public figure, you probably understand that stores do this to protect customer privacy, prevent competitor access, and control their brand image. It also helps them avoid security risks and potential misrepresentation.
“In the world”???? Uhh you must live in a different universe because all stores actually do allow camera usage where I come from!😂
@xdmooo that is so not true. They do allow in uk. Shops are public places and wgen in a public place if you want to, you can take pictures. The law states when in a public place, three of no expectation of privacy. You are wrong.
@@kehindeemiabata4032 Please visit Marks & Spencer, take a walk around with your camera, and share your experience with me afterward. You can legally film anything in a UK supermarket if the management approves it. In most cases, you would need to write an email and obtain proper permission beforehand.
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Sorry Dela, why does diaspore want special treatment, if you were in the UK and went into a bhop and they told you that you could not film their products you would accept it and walk away but because you are in Ghana or a black country you portray an entitlment attitude, Please stop it and dont fall in this catergory. enjoy your new progress.
I don't see it as "special treatment", I see it more as Ghanaians not understanding how we shop. Ghanaians are all about grabbing your money and go. Westerners, as consumers we are accustomed to having choices, unlike Ghanians. We like to touch, feel, sit on, try it on (kick the tires) before we make a purchase, and most retailers where we come from understanding that. Trust me there aren't many Ghanaians out shopping like this, if these store want our money then they must learn consumers shopping behavior to sell to us. Foreigners are most of their customers.
Don’t mind them their just a piss taking freaks
Nonsense. There's no shop (public places) in UK or Europe that you are not allowed to take pictures or videos. That silly mentality you guys have in Ghana makes you look like a super villagers. Grow up
@@sofori7210 Would they have allowed if she had taken pictures and not a video? I have taken pictures at Furniture City before (bar stools), without any problems.
@@sofori7210 I have lived in the UK for 62 years, I will still stand by my comment, but will not have a dispute with you. Have a blessed day
Company policy is just that policy, why are you arguing with them? You appeared to be entitled and you wanted to do what you want to do, not a good look humility was lacking in this instance
Lol you’ve obviously never experienced it here. It was for personal use and to not be allowed to do that is ridiculous. There’s nothing entitled about it. They need to think of the customer not the other way around
Dela: Why is it you are blasting out the store's name negativetly
Why are you not promoting and giving us the names of the other stores you visited.
That’s their policy. I don’t agree with it so I’m saying it. I don’t see the problem.
I don’t have to mention every single shop that I visit. I sometimes do, I sometimes don’t.
fine geh...nooo shaking!
Hmmmmmmmmm stop this backward mentality i live in ireland and am talking to m y family on video and is alwaysshowi g them stuffs and shop attendant see me and never yet tell me to get out they happy am advertising there stuffs and can get some revenue for them grow up africa or black or third world welcome to the new world
Work on your attitude sis , they told you DoNOT.
She knows leave her alone now
Lol it’s not a bad attitude. It’s frustration when you are trying to do a job. I’m simply expressing that S a normal human being
No means No! It's highly disrespectful when someone tells you NO and you refuse to HONOR their wishes!
Can you mention just one shop that tells you not to take pictures or videos in their premises? Or have such post in front of their door that cameras are not allowed? Show me one. Stop the false narrative and misinformation
I don’t need to prove myself but for my own humour and to clearly prove you WRONG go to orca and film and see what happens. I rest my case ✌🏾 Enjoy your day
I think you took your bad mood to the store
I wasn’t in a bad mood lol
@moretodela I don't understand why stores here don't allow you to film. I take photos and/or videos of everything when I'm shopping in NYC. It's usually my first and last stop in the US, so I purchase things on my way out. I wanna know if the laundering money or something with these nonsensical rules they have against filming.
Hmmmmmmmmmmm dela leave the moo moo people them they are so backwards he lost the revenue