About O' Nuda Decor
Hi there! Golda here...
I am the founder of O'Nuda Décor and the creator of O'Llumi.
As a visual arts graduate the journey of O'Llumi began in my 10 years of experience in home décor design sector. In my travels and spiritual journey to over 23 countries, I was always seeking out how other cultures were able to create uplifting energy in their homes.
O' Llumi's Story
Recently, during a trip to the ancient city of Fez, in Morocco, I stumbled upon a unique and innovative niche, via their famous enigmatic candelabrums, and fell in love with it so much so that decided to redesign and adapt this décor style into the modern world ...and that’s how O’Llumi was born!
Through the support of our growing and talented design team, my vision is to enhance peoples lives with creative and innovative designs, colours, and hand made finishes we continuously add to our home accent product lines.
I look forward to seeing you in our online community and feel free to share any feedback about our products, as we always love to connect and get better.
Thank you for stopping by, and I hope O'Llumi will bring as much joy into your life as it has into mine.
Shine on!
Golda
O'NUDA RECIPROCATES
As you soften the light and add patterns to your living room, you help illuminate a kid’s world.
It is Golda's promise that $1 of every sale of O’Nuda products, will be donated towards funding education of the underprivileged children in the Philippines, Kenya, India and Iran.
At O’Nuda, creating stronger communities, and helping the ones in need are our core value. We’re proud to support our grassroots charity partners with proceeds from our sales.
O’Nuda has already started donation endeavours in small underprivileged communities. For example in the Philippines, we came across Iling Elementary school, located in San Jose, a remote and underdeveloped island in the state of Mindoro. The only access to drinking water for this elementary school was a spring, miles away, and some of the older children, instead of attending their classes, had the responsibility to travel to the spring every day to collect water. We donated funds so that the school could extend the piping from the spring to the school and therefore, supply easy access to drinking water to students.
Also in Taal, state of Batangas, we came across “Our lady of Perpetual Help” orphanage, where we donated school supplies, food, and funds for their education. That’s where we met MENDA. She was very warm and bubbly, always keeping her brother entertained with the simple toys that the orphanage had. She was always smiling and I never saw her nag about anything, despite knowing that all they ate for every meal was the same head and tail fish soup with rice that the orphanage made for them. When I asked her how she is so happy all the time, she answered me, “I know that I don’t have many things, but as long as I have my brother with me, I don’t need anything else to be happy.”
