Trends

There’s nothing like bold design to enliven a space. We share top ideas to add graphic prints in the home.

In the June issue of SA Home Owner we bring you two pages of vintage-modern themed décor products to create a home that is both classic with a contemporary edge.

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.

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.

Summertime is time to entertain. Whether you’re hosting lunch al fresco or serving up a scrumptious supper, these are the trends that will take your table to the next level.

You may love a specific style that is trending, but you can’t be too sure how long the trend will last. Mobelli Furniture + Living has some great tips to help you choose furniture with longevity.

Styling a kitchen can be tricky. Check out the following trends, which strike the perfect balance.

We asked four interior decorators which décor items are currently on their must-have list.

Be ahead of the game by tapping into the latest bathroom trends.

Align yourself with the latest kitchen storage trends that merge streamlined appeal with convenience.

The stark shapes and simple lines of geometric structures are making their way into our homes – and we love it.

Defined as a reaction against minimalism, maximalisim’s approach to art, design, interiors and life celebrates the beauty of colour, texture, prints and patterns that provide a stylish look and feel.

We’ve asked some of South Africa’s favourite décor and design bloggers about their favourite looks and trends right now. Here’s what they had to say.

Textile is one of our oldest industries, and it continues to develop, showing no signs of slowing down. Here’s how to use fashion as inspiration for your interior spaces.

In the delectable realm of colour, there are two dominant trends – neutrals and brights – that completely contradict one another. How do you use the two without compromising on style?