Abdulrahman Onifade

I came to design with a background in architecture—that is, with an eye for structure, a mind for problem solving, and a belief that great design isn’t just seen; it’s felt.
Since then, I’ve learned that compelling design isn’t born in isolation—not in rigid blueprints, polished mood boards, or fleeting moments of inspiration. It’s shaped through dialogue: with spaces, with users, and with the stories they need to tell.
The best designs emerge from testing, refining, and adapting. This is where architecture and graphic design intersect: a dance between function and aesthetics, where every line, color, and form serves a purpose. And like any craft, there are countless ways to get it wrong.

From architectural visualization to branding and digital design, I’ve navigated one core question that often gets overlooked: WHAT PROBLEM ARE WE REALLY SOLVING?
Call it spatial storytelling. Call it visual communication. Call it whatever you like—this is where my focus lies.