Decor Colour me happy Decor November 4, 2011 Colour me happy Colour is an international language of emotion and Dulux’s new “Own a Colour” campaign will allow you to put a smile on a child’s face by staking your claim on one of their 16.7 million hues for just R12. Full Article
Architecture World Architecture Festival winners announced Architecture November 4, 2011 World Architecture Festival winners announced The first twelve winning projects of the World Architecture Festival have been revealed. Unfortunately none of the South African projects in the running walked away with first prize but we’re still awfully proud of them all. Full Article
Design Add hope Design November 3, 2011 Add hope Joburg’s Melrose Arch Piazza has been transformed by KFC into an interactive art installation that will not only mesmerise visitors but also fill the tummies of hungry children around the country. Full Article
Lifestyle Time travel Lifestyle November 3, 2011 Time travel Mr Jones Watches’ intelligent and stylish new timepiece lets know what time it is in all the major metropoles of our global village. Full Article
Design Established & Sons take on Tokyo Design November 3, 2011 Established & Sons take on Tokyo We can’t help being slightly envious of Tokyo right now. Even though Cape Town’s nabbed World Design Capital 2014, the Japanese now have their very own Established & Sons showroom. Full Article
Decor Ambiente talks cancelled Decor November 3, 2011 Ambiente talks cancelled Unfortunately talks by the director of Germany’s annual Ambiente Trade Fair have been cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances. Full Article
Architecture Beach babe gets a makeover Architecture November 2, 2011 Beach babe gets a makeover A Sea Point apartment that sat on the market because potential buyers thought it was “too small and poky” has been transformed into a contemporary, airy, beach-front bombshell. Full Article
Decor Kith and kiln Decor November 2, 2011 Kith and kiln Nestled in Franschhoek is a family of ceramists who have been making some of the country’s most desirable pieces of pottery for more than 40 years. Full Article
