Design VISI Picks of the Week Series – Week 335 Design June 9, 2020 VISI Picks of the Week Series – Week 335 From a natural planter that helps plants to thrive and a tea house made from washi paper to a series of notebooks featuring local designs and new duffel bags from Zana, these are the VISI team’s top picks of the week. Full Article
Art 10 Murals by Nardstar* Art June 9, 2020 10 Murals by Nardstar* Cape Town-based street artist Nardstar* is internationally renowned for her distinctive murals. Here are 10 of our favourites. Full Article
Art Artists We Love: Xee Summer Art June 8, 2020 Artists We Love: Xee Summer Cape Town-based digital artist Xia Carstens, aka Xee Summer, creates bold, bright works filled with colour. Here, we chat to her about creativity, dream collaborations and her ever-evolving style. Full Article
Decor VividTex Wallpaper from Cara Saven Decor June 5, 2020 VividTex Wallpaper from Cara Saven Local brand Cara Saven Wall Design has introduced VividTex, a seamless wall covering, to its extensive decor offering. Full Article
Architecture New Boutique Designed by Sir David Adjaye Architecture June 5, 2020 New Boutique Designed by Sir David Adjaye The seventh branch of The Webster, a multi-brand clothing and design boutique founded by Laure Hériard Dubreuil, is a pink concrete wonder designed by Sir David Adjaye of Adjaye Associates. Full Article
Art D’strict’s Anamorphic Illusion Art June 4, 2020 D’strict’s Anamorphic Illusion The area of Gangnam-gu in Seoul is South Korea’s first free outdoor display advertisement zone, and is now home to d’strict’s gigantic anamorphic illusion, entitled WAVE. Full Article
Art Artists We Love: Wonder Buhle Art June 4, 2020 Artists We Love: Wonder Buhle Durban-based visual artist Wonder Buhle chats to VISI about what inspires his work, the importance of texture and what’s next. Full Article
Architecture Linksfield Ridge Home Architecture June 3, 2020 Linksfield Ridge Home Once the residence of Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard, this sensitively restored house of wood and stone preserves facets of Johannesburg’s past. Full Article
