FLAMENCODECOR 082 458 8216 Based in KwaZulu-Natal, FlamencoDecor is a specialist in residential construction, renovations and interior decoration as well as customised furniture. For this home, the company was briefed to update the look and feel, which involved a redesign of the kitchen and installation as well as the redesign of the bedrooms.
Surrounded by beautiful beaches, a small resort town in KwaZulu-Natal is home to this recently renovated property.
Situated within a very secure, quiet and low-traffic area, the plot is large and the house is sited in a way that creates different outdoor spaces – verandah, swimming pool, braai, courtyard and garden – all of which celebrate our South African lifestyle. “There are little nooks where you can quietly read a book yet also large spaces for entertaining. It’s very versatile,” says the owner.
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