Design Charge up in style Design October 27, 2011 Charge up in style Phone? iPod? iPad? Camera? Rotaliana’s Multipot is a good-looking solution for those of us who have more gadgets than plug points. Full Article
Lifestyle A chocoholic’s paradise Lifestyle October 26, 2011 A chocoholic’s paradise In keeping with Cape Town’s love affair with tasting and working with chocolate, The Chocolate Studio in The Cape Quarter is expanding. Full Article
Lifestyle Meet Mak1one Lifestyle October 26, 2011 Meet Mak1one Have you seen VISI’s celebratory World Design Capital mural on the corner of Bree and Riebeeck streets in Cape Town? You might recognise the style as that of one of the country’s most notorious graffiti artists, Mak1one. Full Article
Design Cape Town is World Design Capital 2014 Design October 26, 2011 Cape Town is World Design Capital 2014 Cape Town has done it! We beat Dublin and Bilbao for the title of World Design Capital 2014. VISI celebrated by painting the town yellow. Full Article
Design Ottomans on which to pass the time Design October 25, 2011 Ottomans on which to pass the time The humble ottoman has a history that goes back to the early 1800s. Back then, they were based on the shape of the hats of Ottoman government officials, but today they’re inspired by just about anything. Here’s our pick of the best. Full Article
Design The postman will ring twice Design October 25, 2011 The postman will ring twice In an era of emails, SMSs and tweets, a letter in the post remains a treat. Take your post from a Pederson + Lennard postbox, and receiving post becomes even cooler. Full Article
Design Doing good through design Design October 25, 2011 Doing good through design The Cape Quarter’s Design Now!, which kicked off last week, isn’t just about great design – it’s also set on giving back. Full Article
Lifestyle The Art of Looking Sideways Lifestyle October 25, 2011 The Art of Looking Sideways The Art of Looking Sideways is for people who are insatiably curious about the intricacies of the brain. A quirky exploration into the inner workings of the eye, hand, brain and imagination, this is a book you’ll treasure for years. Full Article
