Design Caulk Chairs by Matthew Dasneves Design January 28, 2020 Caulk Chairs by Matthew Dasneves Designed by Cape Town-based architect Matthew Dasneves, the Caulk Chairs collection is a series of seats made from polystyrene and caulked rubber sealant that celebrate spontaneity and the human touch. Full Article
Design Picks of the Week Design January 28, 2020 Picks of the Week From embroidered landscapes and a Volkswagen Beetle made from wrought iron to cheeky chewing gum packaging and chairs designed to create a sense of safety and comfort, these are the VISI team’s top picks of the week. Full Article
Design Meghan Ho-Tong’s Hyraxhotong Chair One Design January 14, 2020 Meghan Ho-Tong’s Hyraxhotong Chair One The collab between architect and designer Meghan Ho-Tong and local artisan Jaekan Coetzee to produce the Hyraxhotong Chair One is an exploration in geometry and imagination. Full Article
Design Design Journey: Pedersen + Lennard Design January 10, 2020 Design Journey: Pedersen + Lennard As Pedersen + Lennard, James Lennard and Luke Pedersen combine their background in industrial design to produce functional pieces that stand the test of time. Full Article
Decor Design Studio Lloyd Ottomans Decor Design December 17, 2019 Studio Lloyd Ottomans Cape Town-based lighting and homeware brand Studio Lloyd has developed a range of handmade ottomans suitable for the indoors and out. Full Article
Architecture Rosebank Hotel: Bristol Architecture December 4, 2019 Rosebank Hotel: Bristol Setting the pace for design-minded comfort, Bristol is the new Joburg hotel in Rosebank that refuses to fit in. Full Article
Design Outdoor Furniture by Haldane Martin Design November 25, 2019 Outdoor Furniture by Haldane Martin Hula, Haldane Martin’s outdoor furniture range, echoes his desire to design meaningful objects that create a sense of belonging in time and place. He describes the inspiration for his new pieces. Full Article
Design Oliver Whyte’s Core Collection Design November 19, 2019 Oliver Whyte’s Core Collection Ross Robertson, the designer behind multidisciplinary studio Oliver Whyte, made use of discarded construction concrete to create one-off tables for his Core collection. Full Article
