Mai Haven Returns in Style: Lekki Relaunch Blends Home, Design & Lifestyle Chic

By Glitzedge

Mai Haven, the home and lifestyle brand founded by interior stylist and entrepreneur Irene Fajana, made a stylish return to the spotlight with an intimate relaunch in Lekki, Lagos, drawing friends, clients, and lifestyle tastemakers for an evening of design, conversation, and elevated home inspiration.

Held at the brand’s Lekki Phase 1 showroom, the relaunch unfolded in a relaxed, chic setting that felt more like a lifestyle soirée than a retail event. Guests mingled, explored the space, and experienced Mai Haven’s thoughtfully curated collections, from cushions, towels, rugs, mirrors, and decorative objects to bowls and styling accents designed to add warmth and personality to modern homes.

Speaking at the event, Fajana described Mai Haven as deeply personal. “The brand is a reflection of my journey and my love for interiors,” she shared, explaining that Mai Haven was born out of her own search for unique, well-curated home pieces while styling her personal space. With over a decade of retail experience and inspiration drawn from her travels across Europe, the UK, and the United States, she curates items that balance everyday functionality with understated elegance.

The relaunch also marked a meaningful comeback for the founder. Fajana revealed that after stepping back to focus on family life when her children were younger, she is returning with renewed clarity and purpose. “This relaunch represents a fresh focus for me,” she noted, adding that her vision is to position Mai Haven as a trusted destination for home interiors in Nigeria, where quality, inspiration, and intentional styling come together.

More than a retail relaunch, the Lekki event celebrated lifestyle, creativity, and community. With its renewed presence, Mai Haven re-enters Nigeria’s home and lifestyle scene not just as a décor brand, but as a lifestyle philosophy that champions intentional living, personal expression, and the joy of beautifully styled spaces.