Architecture Rural renewal Architecture February 10, 2011 Rural renewal Sooner or later, almost every city slicker tires of the urban lifestyle and dreams of escaping to the countryside. Those who’ve retreated to Rosendal can’t stop talking about their new definition of luxury. Full Article
Lifestyle Papkuilsfontein: place beyond time Lifestyle February 10, 2011 Papkuilsfontein: place beyond time Experience the seductive sorcery of the ancient Namaquland landscape at Papkuilsfontein, a guest farm just beyond Nieuwoudtville on the Bokkeveld Plateau. Full Article
Design A designer light for R50 Design February 10, 2011 A designer light for R50 When Dokter and Misses gave Annemarie Meintjes a set of their Lovers platters and bowls, she couldn’t discard the packaging – it had to become a light. Here’s how to make your own. Full Article
Architecture Lighting ideas for your kitchen Architecture February 10, 2011 Lighting ideas for your kitchen Planning kitchen lighting is as important to designing and remodelling a kitchen as picking out the cabinetry and appliances is. Here’s how to get it right. Full Article
Architecture The magic faraway tree Architecture February 10, 2011 The magic faraway tree Nestling in a cove of milkwoods is a xanadu of a modern home. The owners named it “umthunzi”, Zulu for “meeting place under the trees”. Full Article
Decor A canvas for play Decor February 10, 2011 A canvas for play It’s not often that one gets the freedom to simply play but this is exactly what the renovation of an old farmhouse in the little Karoo offered Trevyn and Julian McGowan. Full Article
Decor A place of devotion Decor February 10, 2011 A place of devotion Hymns may once have filled the lofty space of a nineteenth century church in Woodstock. But now, after being converted into Haldane Martin’s studio, the building is devoted to design. Full Article
Architecture Relationship building Architecture February 10, 2011 Relationship building Transformation is possible when powerful architecture is created in a dynamic relationship with its landscape, writes architect Sarah Calburn. Full Article
