I agree. Sometimes, things in your life are just not ready to be consumed. So instead of “handling”. Wait, and then consume when it’s at a comfortable temperature
I’m so glad more people are finally seeing the light, and going back to separate rooms instead of this open concept bullshit. I genuinely believe it’s one of the worst forms of modern architecture and home design.
People are going through a lot out here.
This man who was later identified as Elkana Karuri in this video was seen crying after watching the banner held by Faith Nduhi that communicated to him.
You see, Elkana's son is to be at JKUAT, he had a MaliMali shop and was also a driver but all the money went to hospital bills treating the mother who had cancer and passed on.
Many Kenyans have come together to assist him after watching the video.
His number is 0722631920 (Got this from the livestream) if you want to assist in any way or reach him.
Imagine soaking in a Hot tub ..... While a river flows gently beneath your deck. No noise . Just forest air , candlelight and pure serenity.
Would you escape here for the weekend?
📍 NaroMoru
@masindevs Very nice. Is the cashier/ waiter able to create the order on the app then clear it with the payment or they must then go to the orders and apply payments manually thereafter?
Excellent delivery by @JohnSibiOkumu 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Before the world had maps,
there was Kenya.
Before language,
there was rhythm.
Before time had a name,
there were footsteps across this red earth.
This is not just a place.
It’s a pulse.
It’s the exhale of the wild.
The whisper of ancestors in the wind.
The drumbeat in your chest you thought was yours alone.
Come here and unlearn
Trade your inbox for a horizon.
Trade reception bars for baobab trees.
Come walk barefoot through the origin of everything
life, flavour, fire, soul.
Because Kenya is not a destination.
It’s the birthplace of awe.
The homeland of wonder.
The reset the modern world forgot it needed.
You don’t visit Kenya.
You remember it.
You return to it.
You wake up in it.
This is Magical Kenya. The Origin of Wonder.
Welcome back.
Lunar Farm - Naromoro
It’s refreshing to see more developers in Kenya prioritizing thoughtful architecture 🏡 — spaces that look good, feel good, and still function beautifully. Lunar Farm fits right into that category.
Lunar is a modern 2-bedroom cabin nestled at the foothills of Mt Kenya⛰️, surrounded by lush forest views and sunrise-facing mountain scenery. The design language is clean, intentional, and in harmony with its natural surroundings — both inside and out.
The cabin accommodates up to four guests comfortably, offering a cozy living room with a fireplace, a spacious kitchen, and a master bedroom with a bathtub — a thoughtful touch for slow mornings. The standout feature for me was the garden — natural, peaceful, and the perfect space to just be.
What sets Lunar apart is how well it balances contemporary architecture with a natural landscape, especially in a region where the Airbnb boom has led to many copy-paste builds. Quality here feels intentional, not accidental.
What stood out about Lunar is that it’s not just a beautiful cabin — it pulls you outdoors. We used it as our base for a Mt Kenya day hike, walking through bamboo, dense forest, and open moorland in one slow, grounding shift. We took the Naromoru route to Percival Falls, a short refreshing walk with a waterfall, bamboos, and mossy stillness — the kind of nature reset you only notice once you’ve breathed it in🍃
The drive from Nairobi is about 3 hours, on tarmacked & corrugated roads and accessible to both low and high-clearance vehicles.
If you’re an adventure lover seeking a basecamp for Mt Kenya, or someone who just needs a calm retreat with views and space to breathe — Lunar Farm is an excellent choice.
Here is my rating of the experience at Lunar
Design 5⭐️
Hospitality 4.5⭐️
Adventure 4.5⭐️
Ready to experience this place yourself? Visit Lunar’s IG bio for more details
Photography and Curation by @iamalexkamau