Age, Wife, Wikipedia And Net Worth

Moses Otunla is one of the expert dealers in BBC’s reality show ‘The Bidding Room.’ In this show, the dealers bid on extraordinary items brought to the program by the participants. Each episode features four bidders and four bidding battles. 

All of the dealers in this show are experts in antiques. All of them have either studied about it or have had many years of experience in this field. Moses is the owner of the antique furniture showroom ‘Bleu Furniture’ since 2009.

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10 Facts About Moses Otunla

1. The exact birth date of Moses Otunla is not available, though we know that his current age is 57 years.
2. The net worth of Moses Otunla is yet to be explored.
3. Moses Otunla does not have a legit Wikipedia page dedicated to him.
4. Going through his Facebook page, we found out that Moses Otunla is married. However, the name of his wife is not revealed. There is no information on his children and family as well.
5. He owns a furniture shop in Brixton, London called ‘Bleu Furniture,’ which was established in 1996. The shop is well known for selling 20th-century vintage furniture, industrial furniture, decorative art, and vintage African masks and arts.
6. Moses loves collecting vintage African artifacts for his shop, but the items in the shop are not only limited to that. He has also included the designs by Alber Alto, Merrow Associates, Charles & Ray Eames, Fritz Hansen, and many more. He likes to source his stock from all around the world.
7. On his Instagram account with 133 followers, Moses mostly shares pictures of his antique furniture. 
8. Moses is the main organizer of The Morden Movement, which was started in May 2008. This movement brought the 20th-century antique furniture dealers together, who displayed the furniture to the public.
9. Moses attended Woolwich College, London, and was originally trained as an engineer. However, his passion for collecting antiques from the mid-20s century led him to full-time antique trading.
10. He has been working on interior designs during the lockdown, as evident by his Instagram post.