This family home on Reichenau Island carries a distinctly South African design sensibility – bridging local craft and German precision through natural timber, layered texture and warmth that reveals itself slowly.
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Nando’s Creative Exchange (NCX) aims to recognise emerging Southern African fine artists who demonstrate exceptional talent and help them take the next step in their careers. We spoke with Luxolo Witvoet, one of the artists chosen for the programme.
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Old-world charm exteriors meet playful and colourful interiors at Chommies’ new location in the Cape Winelands – connecting with a wider community of family dogs, farm dogs and their humans.
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In one of Ahmedabad’s oldest neighbourhoods, Studio Saransh and IKSOI Studio reimagine India’s age-old architectural style – one where multiple generations occupy floors within a single domestic framework – through the vertical stacking of pol houses.
https://t.co/gOp3IWB5WX
Nobody combines sophistication with blistering performance quite like Bentley. And with the continental CT Azure, the crew from Crewe has prioritised refinement and luxury over pure speed.
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As local furniture brand Daily evolves into Dwela, founder Joey Khuvutlu and creative partner Stephen Wilson discuss the Bawa Collection, a new Parkhurst showroon and the ideas behind their partnership.
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Nando’s Creative Exchange (NCX) aims to recognise emerging Southern African fine artists who demonstrate exceptional talent and help them take the next step in their careers. We spoke with Bekezela Mabena, one of the artists chosen for the programme.
https://t.co/3oTH6gkEeu
Big, bold and resplendent in burnt ochre, Path is a house that stands proud among the Karoo-scapes of Prince Albert and the surrounding Swartberg mountain range. https://t.co/Q1QLx90kdx
Acclaimed South African designer Laurie Wiid van Heerden of Wiid Design debuts Field Notes: Nature Recast – a ceramics collection that transforms the shapes, textures and details of nature into distinctive sculptural pieces and functional objects.
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Our series on international design trailblazers continues with lauded interior designer and architect India Mahdavi, self-proclaimed “polyglot and polychrome – a rich mix of cultures and colours”, and the undisputed queen of colour.
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Tshepo Masilo is steadily changing how people experience artwork through experimentation with different shapes, textures and dimensions, while telling stories of everyday encounters in African communities.
https://t.co/ODQEFMi5OQ
Handmade in Heidelberg, Johannesburg, Studio Stirling’s sculptural hanging chairs translate African pattern into steel and leather for homes and hotels worldwide. https://t.co/qvKVawW4DF
Pierattelli Architetture reimagines an iconic 1950s villa on the Tuscan coast, placing the sea at the heart of the design through a dialogue between light, materials and nature.
https://t.co/buVg50b7P3
The Roger Ballen Centre for Photography brings together a wide range of subjects, cultures, environments and artistic approaches – revealing photography’s enduring ability to document, question, imagine and connect.
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Ex Hotel has no concierge, no room service and nowhere to check in. Gabriel Hope has spent years constructing an imagined address where furniture, interiors and entire environments occupy the same curious universe.
https://t.co/wBxu9Pn50B
From cultural storytelling and artisanal craftsmanship to material innovation and mythological inspiration, here are the Italian designers, collaborations and objects that left a lasting impression at EDIT Napoli 2026.
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X marks the spot in the Riebeek Valley as Solo Studios celebrates 10 years of being a hub for art lovers and seekers of country allure. https://t.co/zM0rILjcls