Posts By Shereen Lurie

In the May issue of SA Home Owner we bring you two pages of retro-modern themed décor products to create a home that is both modern and fashionable.

The May issue of SA Home Owner is packed with fabulous design ideas to inspire our readers to create cosy and chic homes. Here are a few – just to whet your appetite.

We have an amazing subscription deal, giveaway and free ticket offers in the May ’19 issue of SA Home Owner. Here’s a peek of what’s in the mag…

Consider these seven must-know design rules before decorating your home.

The experts at Calore share insights into fireplaces in the home.

The April issue of SA Home Owner is packed with fabulous design ideas to inspire our readers to live luxuriously in small spaces. Here are a few – just to whet your appetite.

Now that winter is fast approaching, we’ll be looking at various ways to cosy up our homes. We spoke to two interior experts on how to use colour and furniture to do just that.

There’s nothing quite like retreating to a calm space in your home to unwind. These “wellness rooms” are gaining in popularity and are areas for meditation, yoga, creative brainstorming and a lot more.

In the April issue of SA Home Owner we bring you three pages of eclectic bohemian-themed décor products to create a home that is unique, creative and cosy.

Well-considered tapware has the ability to elevate a space from drab to fab. Take a look at this selection of our favourites.

GROHE, a leading global brand for complete bathroom solutions and kitchen fittings, gave an impressive account of its journey in reflecting the five mega trends during its keynote event at the start of the ISH trade fair in Frankfurt, Germany.

We have an amazing subscription deal, giveaways and free ticket offers in the April ’19 issue of SA Home Owner. Here’s a peek of what’s in the mag…

Beautiful black kitchens, bespoke bathrooms, rich jewel tone fabrics and voice-led entertainment tech are just a few of the stand-out trends for 2019.

A wood-burning stove is a sound investment for your home. If used to replace an older-style open fire it has the potential to reduce your house’s carbon footprint by at least 14% and will make the most of wood’s environmentally neutral and renewable energy.

A home office doesn’t have to be a serious space, even if the work you do there is. Follow our tips for a well-organised and stylish area that you enjoy spending time in.