Posts By Guinevere Davies

Now in its ninth year, the Sanlam Handmade Contemporary Fair stands in support and celebration of African décor, craft, design and, most importantly, the talented people responsible for the all of the above.

A home that shows how luxury hotel-like design can still keep family firmly in mind.

A statement-maker both inside and out, and a beautiful family home.

It’s now possible to shop for the iconic Dutch design brand Moooi exclusively from Weylandts, both online and in real life in five showrooms across the country.

The biannual international kitchen exhibition may have come and gone, but these kitchen trends are still very much on the way.

There was a lot to take in this year, but these décor and design brands made the biggest impression.

Edgy, modern design with a soft Balinese touch makes for the perfect open-plan family home.

A welcoming hotel-like oasis that still feels like home.

With all their birds having flown the nest, the home owners were looking to downsize – not necessarily when it came to square footage of the house itself, but in terms of the number of bedrooms required.

Having lived happily in the same neighbourhood for the past 30 years, the home owners weren’t looking for a drastic change of scenery.

Bigger and better than the last, this year SA Home Owner’s trends predictions for 2018 stand apart from the rest. Literally.

We know her best as the founder of the luxe, Cape Town-based leather goods studio, Missibaba. This month, Chloe Townsend is expanding on her creative talents with her first foray into fine art with her first ever exhibition, The Magic Cat.

A striking glass-topped tree-root side table is the first thing you see when you enter this four-bedroom home in a quiet housing estate to the north of Johannesburg.

The newest addition to Johannesburg’s design centre, Roche Bobois’s Kramerville showroom offers the biggest selection of the brand’s luxe furniture collections.

More than just a beautiful addition to your bedroom, the Gavin Rajah X @home Prêt à Vivre collection provides skills and employment for women from vulnerable communities.