GO NATURAL Go plastic free with your laundry and washing accessories. Not only do they look beautiful when on show, they are kinder to the environment and in keeping with that natural-wood country look.
KitchenCraft dustpan and brush aet R399, YuppieChef. Moro Frame drying rack R695, Weylandts. Redecker pegs in vintage wood 50S R229, @Home. Beechwood dish rack R495, Weylandts.
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At The Breakfast Table With Jonty Rhodes And Family
Recently renovated, the historic Cape Town home of Jonty and Melanie Rhodes is an adaptable base for an active, clean-eating clan of six
LUNCH IN THE GARDEN with siblings Bronwyn and Jonathan Cane
Alfresco gatherings are the order of the day at this updated century-old semi – the home of a design-centric sister and brother in Brixton, Joburg
IN THE KITCHEN with Karen Dudley and family
For Karen Dudley, food informs the family dynamic and her home is as multilayered and as delicious a delight as her colourful personality and cooking style
THE TRADITIONAL KITCHEN
The perfect piece to pull together a country-style kitchen is a beautiful wooden table that will age with time and hold its place in the memories made around it.
IN THE FRAME
'The history of architecture is the history of the struggle for light.’
DRINKS AT THE TABLE with David Cope and Donné Bullivant
A dream kitchen renovation meant wine lovers Dave Cope and Donné Bullivant could finally settle down in their wondrously moody City Bowl apartment
THE MODULAR KITCHEN
DECOR TIP Modular elements like these USM Haller systems are a great way to create interesting, non-permanent storage that can be customised to your needs.
SUPPER IN THE BARN with the Thatenhorst family
Munich-based interior designer Stephanie Thatenhorst transformed the barn at her parents’ farm in Bavaria into an eclectic family retreat
BREAKING BREAD
The pendulum has swung back for this nutritious, crusty staple of flour, yeast, water and time – the much-beloved artisanal loaf
SNACKS ON THE TERRACE with sisters Vicky Crease and Maira Koutsoudakis
The traditional Cycladic home of dynamic sisters Vicky Crease and Maira Koutsoudakis on the island of Serifos is a reminder of what it means to be a part of a close-knit family
Go West
From Senegal to Nigeria, and from Niger to the Cote d'Ivoire, West Africa is vast and brimming with potential. A powerful mix of peoples and cultures, and in some nations, exponential demographic and economic growth, makes this part of the world a locus of change. The result? A dynamic new generation of studios that operate in the architecture realm and push the boundaries of their field towards a promising future. Architects, spatial designers and builders converge here to create a unique, rich melting pot of fresh thinking and innovation that will no doubt reshape the way we think about architecture globally.
Are We Still Doing Scooters?
Lime says people are scooting more than ever, but providing urban transit is a hard way to make unicorn-level profits
Baking Pleasures
Spoil your loved ones with these delicious treats from Christine Capendale's new book that any experienced or beginner baker can master
Limbert Style #239 Tabouret Side Table
This side table, designed by Charles Limbert in the early 1900's, features an octagon top, Arts and Crafts details, and traditional construction methods.
Brain Waves
Surprising ways meditation can help your brain stay sharp and agile.
KINGDOM of HEAVEN
Here's why Peru's capital city has become arguably the greatest culinary destination on Earth
Bonsmara Auction Calendar
This auction calendar is a special segment for the Breed of the Month and includes Bonsmara auction dates across South Africa.
UBER OPENS UP A SPACE FOR NYC TAXI CABS ON ITS APP
Uber, which was hit by driver shortages during the pandemic, will list New York City taxi cabs on its app, a partnership that until recently would have been unthinkable with both camps fighting ferociously for the same customers.
Curd Is the Word
Fresh fruit curds strike the perfect balance between sweet and tart!
On track
The Bar-tailed Godwit is re-nowned for having one of the most extreme migrations, flying non-stop from Alaska to winter in New Zealand.