Copy‑and‑paste interiors have had their day. Artificial intelligence has flooded feeds with derivative ideas. The future centres on authenticity, personal taste, longevity, quality and self‑trust.

South African tile specialist Stiles pulls apart some of the major trends that drove style decisions over the last decade and describes a new, evergreen view reshaping design in 2026.

“We’re leaning away from sameness and into spaces with soul,” says Stiles CEO Stevie Joubert, “homes that feel lived in, not staged”. At Stiles, that means discernment: choosing surfaces that reference nature, finishes that age gracefully and products made with sustainability and quality at the centre. “Trends are temporary, true style has staying power,” says Joubert.

Stark white minimalism is out

Steer clear of a clinical look. Design is moving away from surgical‑theatre tiling towards matt textures and warmer tones.

If you like a minimalist aesthetic but want to avoid anything sterile, consider large‑format, earth‑toned tiles. The Continental Sand tile  is a versatile neutral. This 1 222mm × 1 222mm tile has a concrete look and a practical matt finish. It’s part of a complete range for indoor and outdoor applications, including slip‑resistant tiles, pavers and a decorative textured tile.

Quality over cheap and basic

Scrollable temptation is real, but impulse buys often disappoint. This is the year to steer clear of mass‑produced, low‑cost, high‑regret options.

Take a tip from fashionista, Vivienne Westwood: “Buy less, choose well, make it last.”

2026 is about investment materials and sustainability, with premium quality as the real statement. Choose pieces that age beautifully and last for decades.

In this conversation with @mrphoenixgrey, the designers discuss the beauty of a stone sink. In 2026, look out for stone‑look porcelain slabs that go beyond floors and walls. Slabs can be sculpted into sinks, islands, vanities, shower benches, tables and furniture‑like joinery.

View the Florim range at Stiles for interesting marble‑look and rare‑stone‑effect porcelain slabs. Porcelain’s durability also makes it one of the most sustainable building materials for modern homes: you won’t need to replace it for decades.

Texture takes the lead

Texture is the new therapy. Three‑dimensional surfaces bring depth and movement. Fluted, ribbed, pleated, embossed and reeded finishes create light‑and‑shadow drama. Consider smaller formats with relief surfaces such as the Matiz fluted tiles, the Cuore My C Deluxe ribbed tiles and the Funky Tiles Arrow Kit Kats.

Larger formats include the marble‑look Monaco White tile, the fluted Terrazzo Satin and the Escama Brie tile with a raised chevron texture.

Edges matter in 2026, with a return to tile borders – and trims on just about everything: piping and fringing on furniture, tassels on cushions, pleats on curtains and mouldings on walls.

Add instant character and personalisation by creating a bespoke boarder using the Zoe tiles in stripes and checkers.

Minimalism, reconsidered

Architect and designer John Pawson is often described as the King of Minimalism. His own home, Life House in rural Wales, is the purest expression of the philosophy, a place of “perfectly proportioned rooms stripped to their essentials”. Life House is intended to reveal “the excitement of empty space.”

That kind of quiet can be beautiful in its context. But in 2026, minimalism can feel less like refinement and more like retreat. We’re fatigued by homes that look good online but feel hollow in real life.

In a contest between minimalism and mood, mood wins every time.

Think playful, soulful interiors that tell the truth: personal art collections, musical instruments leaning casually in the corner, photographic portraits, heirlooms, handcrafted objects, whimsical decor and those unexpected details that make a space feel alive.

Lenny Kravitz’s opulent Parisian home, Hôtel de Roxy, is the perfect example. Described as a space of “soulful elegance”, it is layered with memory, artistry and atmosphere.

The message is clear: the future of style isn’t empty. It’s expressive. It’s textured. It’s storytelling, built on warmth and materiality, with wood grain, raised patterns, stone‑inspired surfaces, bold design and surfaces chosen to age beautifully.

The most compelling homes are never showrooms. They’re personal signatures.

Stiles believe tiles should feel considered, personal and quietly confident – chosen not for a season, but for a lifetime of living. View the collection online at stiles.co.za.

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Colour is more than a visual accent – it’s an atmosphere, a destination, and a way of living. Le Creuset’s newest shade, Riviera, embodies this philosophy with a luminous blue-green tone that evokes the shimmering waters and golden sunsets of the Mediterranean coast.

More Than a Colour. It’s a Destination.

Riviera is not simply a hue; it’s a lifestyle. Its glossy surface recalls sunlit seas, while the refined gold knob reflects the timeless elegance of Mediterranean evenings. This shade invites you to bring the rhythm of coastal living into your home. Think breezy afternoons in seaside cafés, open-air dinners under fading light, and interiors that balance sophistication with ease.

The Art of Living Well

Le Creuset has always been synonymous with craftsmanship and enduring design. Riviera refreshes this legacy with a trend-forward palette that integrates seamlessly into contemporary spaces. Styled against minimalist neutrals, it offers understated elegance; paired with bold tones, it becomes a vibrant focal point. Riviera is versatile enough to complement modern kitchens, yet timeless enough to echo the artistry of Mediterranean architecture.

Discover the Riviera Collection

From the Cast Iron Round Casserole – perfect for slow-cooked meals that carry the warmth of coastal gatherings – to Stoneware London Mugs that shimmer like the sea, Riviera transforms everyday rituals into moments of escape. The Oval Casserole recalls the grandeur of shared roasts, while the Square Skillet Grill brings golden results indoors, echoing the spirit of al fresco dining. Even accessories like the Salt & Pepper Mills carry Riviera’s breezy elegance, elevating the art of the table.

Explore the full collection here: lecreuset.co.za/riviera-collection

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The Ventures Foundation by Sanlam Private Wealth is inviting entries from South Africa’s brightest emerging creative entrepreneurs ready to grow their businesses through mentorship, expert guidance and international exposure.

The programme is open to designers with an established studio and a clear creative direction. To enter, applicants are asked to design a luxury textile piece, prototyped as a rug, offering a contemporary interpretation of African luxury. Entries are assessed on both craftsmanship and entrepreneurial readiness, with a focus on designers building towards sustainable, scalable practices.

Twelve creative entrepreneurs will be shortlisted for a series of focused workshops and masterclasses addressing key aspects of creative entrepreneurship, including brand positioning, production, pricing and market access. From this group, five finalists will be selected for an intensive mentorship experience with Sanlam Private Wealth, a panel of leading industry experts and the Craft and Design Institute (CDI).

Global Opportunity

One finalist will travel to Maison&Objet in Paris with a mentor to experience one of the world’s leading design fairs. The visit offers first-hand exposure to global markets, industry conversations and international networks, providing valuable perspective for designers positioning their work beyond South Africa.

Meet Our Panel

Tracy Lee Lynch – visionary creative director at Clout/SA where she champions South African designers and makers through bold interior projects, curated collections and design showcases.

Laurie Wiid Van Heerden – founder and lead designer of Wiid Design, a renowned studio defined by craftsmanship, material innovation and sustainability that creates enduring designs for projects worldwide.

Mpho Vackier – founder and creative force behind TheUrbanative, a studio known for pushing the boundaries of contemporary furniture design in South Africa.

Zizipho Poswa – Cape Town-based ceramic sculptor whose monumental hand-coiled forms celebrate African womanhood. Her pieces are held in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, LACMA, and the Philadelphia Museum of Art among others.

Charl Edwards – co-founder and creative director of Lookbook Studio and editor of House and Leisure. He brings together visual storytelling and narrative direction to help shape and curate distinctive local identities and stories.

Claude Morris – business strategist and coach dedicated to helping entrepreneurs grow, sustain and evolve their businesses with clarity and confidence.

Lentsoane Lekalakala – head of Sanlam Private Wealth’s Johannesburg region. As a seasoned investment professional, Lentsoane brings a pragmatic, long-term lens to evaluating opportunities.

Entries close on 15 March 2026. Full details and submission guidelines are available at sanlamprivatewealth.com.

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Whirlpool’s new W11 Collection unveils the beauty of Intuitive Home Solutions that allow you to free up your mind, thanks to innovative and intelligent features designed to simplify daily life and ensure flawless results. With the well-known Cook4 function in the oven and the new Cook 3 in the oven & microwave combi, you can now prepare up to 7 dishes simultaneously, without mixing aromas or flavours. This unique and innovative Cook 7 solution brings together two appliances with a fully matching design. A modern, responsive full-touch display provides effortless navigation, giving you complete confidence and control in the kitchen.

Whirlpool New W11 Collection oven – Cook4 and Oven Microwave Combi – Cook 3

W11 ovens and microwave ovens offer various features using Whirlpool’s unique 6^TH SENSE Technology and smart accessories. Let’s see them one by one:

Experience the NEW Whirlpool W11 Built-in Oven and Microwave Combination with Self-Supporting Probe

Designed for those who value precision, performance and effortless control, the W11 Combination Oven unites advanced cooking technologies in a single, sleek appliance. It is an oven with all the oven functionalities, while also offering integrated microwave features as well as Whirlpool’s famous Crisp function.

This Integrated Oven and Microwave Combi offers a unique* Self-supporting Probe for liquid and solid food. This Food Sensing Probe is the 1st of its kind to work on liquid-based dishes such as casseroles, bread, and even rising cakes, going beyond just meats, fish, and poultry. It allows every-day usage, thanks to the special cord that maintains the shape given by the user, simplifying probe placement thus leaving no room for error. The probe’s sensors constantly monitor the core temperature of the food and automatically adjust the cooking cycle, switching off the oven when food is ready, eliminating guesswork and resulting in consistent doneness every time.

The above mentioned Cook3 function saves up to 61% of time and 41% in energy when cooking. You can cook up to three separate dishes at the same time, without mixing aromas and flavours, even in this smaller Combi oven.

Thanks to Whirlpool’s 6TH SENSE Technology you can enjoy a fully assisted cooking experience. Choose from over 50 automatic combinations, and your oven will adjust temperature, time and function to achieve flawless results with every dish.

Last but not least, our Crisp and CrispFry functions create perfectly crispy meals using little or no oil. From golden chips to tender meat, and vegetables, enjoy the taste and texture of fried food in a healthier way. The new W11 compact oven comes with a unique crisp plate and crisp plate holder for full coverage.

Discover the NEW Whirlpool W11 Built-in Oven

Turn baking into an effortless experience thanks to a menu of Automatic Recipes powered by 6TH SENSE Technology. You can choose among various fully automatic recipes and let the oven automatically set the cooking function, temperature and time that best suit the preparation. To add a personal touch, it is also possible to select the preferred doneness or browning level on some recipes.

The Cook4 function saves up to 50% of time and 45% in energywhencooking on all 4 levels, without aroma transfer.

The oven’s AirFry functionality, together with the dedicated shape of the airfry tray, ensures perfectly brown and crispy dishes using much less fat than traditional deep frying.

The oven has a new, High-Heat pizza function that effortlessly provides chef-quality pizzas in less than 10 minutes. The secret: the oven heats up to 310°C that makes pizza preparation quick and easy.

Whirlpool New W11 Collection Oven – High-Heat Pizza and Air-Fry functions

With its elegant aesthetics that seamlessly integrate into any home, the exquisite W11 Collection offers a touch of sophistication to your kitchen, where culinary precision meets peace of mind and transforms everyday cooking into a refined experience.

For more information, visit whirlpool.co.za or watch this W11 Food Sensing Probe video on YouTube.

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Design that endures is born from precision, patience and partnerships that value both artistry and enterprise. The Ventures Foundation by Sanlam Private Wealth is built on this ethos – empowering a new generation of designers to step onto the global stage and make Africa’s quiet luxury impossible to ignore.

This initiative is more than a design competition. The Ventures Foundation is a platform to discover, develop and accelerate South Africa’s most promising creative entrepreneurs – designers with the potential to translate distinctive vision into sustainable, global brands.

‘Designing investment portfolios is as much a craft as it is a science – measured, meticulous and deeply personal,’ says Theesan Moodley, CEO of Sanlam Private Wealth. ‘The Ventures Foundation extends this discipline into design entrepreneurship. When creative excellence is paired with business mentorship and global exposure, the result is lasting impact.’

How it works

Twelve emerging designers will be selected for a series of masterclasses focused on both creative excellence and business capability. Five will go on to receive intensive, tailored mentorship – from pricing and production to branding and market access.

One finalist will join a mentor at Maison&Objet in Paris, one of the world’s top design fairs, to engage with global brands, gain international insights and build connections.

A brief for Africa’s quiet luxury

Applicants are invited to design a luxury textile piece – prototyped as a rug – that reimagines African luxury. Here, luxury is not about excess, but restraint: timeless design, refined craftsmanship and mastery of the material. The review lens is equally focused on entrepreneurial potential – clear ambition, and readiness to scale.

Why it matters now

Across Africa, design is becoming a powerful economic force. Studios are weaving sustainability, provenance and innovation into products with global appeal. But the journey to scale remains tough. Access to capital, networks and international markets is limited. Competing globally requires more than creativity – it requires a strategy.

The Ventures Foundation narrows this gap by combining Sanlam Private Wealth’s expertise in managing global portfolios and cross‑border complexity with mentorship from creative leaders who’ve built globally respected brands. This is practical support, not just inspiration.

Mentors and partners

The expert panel brings together leaders across design, business and creative entrepreneurship: Tracy Lee Lynch (Clout/SA), Laurie Wiid van Heerden (Wiid Design), Mpho Vackier (TheUrbanative), Zizipho Poswa (Imiso), Charl Edwards (Lookbook Studios) and business strategist Claude Morris, alongside Sanlam Private Wealth’s own investment expertise represented by Lentsoane Lekalakala.

The Craft & Design Institute (CDI) joins as development partner, drawing on decades of experience supporting creative enterprises into new markets.

For creative entrepreneurs

If you have a studio, a distinct point of view and some recognition, but you’re still building global reach, this is an opportunity to shift from creating stand-out pieces to shaping a resilient brand.

For contributors

If you believe that wealth includes cultural legacy, not just capital, the Ventures Foundation offers a chance to support the next wave of African talent – through mentorship, funding or access.

How to enter

Visit sanlamprivatewealth.com for details. Entries close 15 March 2026.

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The Origins of Malawian Cane Furniture

Malawian cane furniture is handcrafted using indigenous rattan cane, harvested and woven by local, skilled artisans. The craft dates back generations, passed down within families and villages. What makes it unique is its authentic, handwoven style, instantly recognisable by its intricate patterns and organic forms. No two pieces are ever exactly the same – a reflection of the artisan’s individual touch, and personal style.

A Sustainable and Authentic Craft

The use of cane makes this furniture a sustainable choice. Cane is a fast-growing natural material that requires minimal processing, making it eco-friendly and durable.

Impact on Malawian Communities

Behind every chair, sofa, or table is a story of empowerment. For communities in Malawi, cane weaving is more than just tradition – it is a source of livelihood and independence.

• Employment opportunities: Cane furniture production creates jobs for men and women across villages.
• Skills preservation: By passing the weaving techniques down to younger generations, artisans ensure that this cultural heritage lives on.
• Economic empowerment: The income earned from cane furniture enables families to access education, healthcare, and improved living conditions.

At its heart, Malawian cane furniture represents a cycle of impact: when you purchase a piece, you’re supporting entire communities and helping to uplift rural economies.

Why Malawian Cane Furniture Matters Today

In a world leaning toward mass-produced, factory-made products, Malawian cane stands out as an authentic alternative. It offers something rare – furniture with a soul, made by hand, with care, and with a purpose.

The Malawi Cane Collection: Sharing Malawi’s Story At Malawi Cane Collection, we are passionate about sharing this incredible craft with the world. By sourcing directly from artisans and communities in Malawi, we ensure that every piece carries its authentic heritage while helping to create sustainable opportunities for local families. Whether it’s a statement chair, a dining set, or custom-made pieces, Malawian cane brings a touch of African artistry into homes, hotels, and resorts across the world.

When you choose Malawian Cane from Malawi Cane Collection, you’re not just choosing beautiful, handwoven furniture – you’re helping to support a tradition that empowers communities and preserves cultural craftsmanship. It really is an incredible story of Malawian Cane Furniture.

Our visit to Malawi this August, was inspiring, endearing but also eye-opening – these communities are so reliant on their craft as a stable source of income.

At Malawi Cane Collection, we specialise in crafting and exporting high-quality African Cane Furniture that blends traditional craftsmanship with contemporary design. Based in Cape Town, South Africa, we partner with skilled artisans to produce durable, stylish, and eco-friendly pieces using locally sourced natural cane and rattan.

We exist to celebrate Africa’s artisanal heritage while creating sustainable livelihoods. Every purchase supports community upliftment, fair work practices, and the preservation of time-honoured weaving techniques.

Get in touch with Malawi Cane Collection on malawicanecollection.com, Facebook, Instagram or on Whatsapp on:+27 (0)82 688 9636.

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Quiet, energy‑wise and beautifully unobtrusive, Samsung’s WindFree air conditioners deliver soft, still‑air cooling that keeps every corner comfortable.

With the hot summer season approaching in South Africa, Samsung’s WindFree Air Conditioners will make a great addition to your home. They are engineered to deliver a comfortable climate, energy efficient and quiet¹, draft-free² cooling, whether you’re trying to fall asleep or be productive in your home office. With intelligent airflow, adaptive cooling and a sleek design, Samsung’s WindFree Air Conditioners offer fresh still-air³ in your living space.

Small Rooms: Cooling That Lets You Rest Easy

Using WindFree Cooling Technology, Samsung Air Conditioners disperses air through thousands of micro-holes, creating a soft, steady cool breeze that feels natural, not harsh. Its reduced-noise⁴ performance makes it suitable for bedrooms, nurseries and home studies. While the compact, modern design fits neatly into smaller spaces without compromising power or style.

Open-Plan Living: One Temperature, Every Corner

Open-plan homes look great, but keeping them evenly cool? That could be a challenge. With high ceilings, sun-facing windows and wide layouts, you need an effective air conditioning system.

Samsung has air conditioning units that are built for different spaces. Their wide-angle airflowand AI Auto Cooling technology learn your environment, automatically adjusting settings to match your comfort needs. The result? A room that stays evenly cool.

Designed with sleek, minimalist finishes, they look stunning, blending easily into your living space, providing both form and function equally.

Apartments and Shared Spaces: Quiet Comfort That Uses Less Energy⁵

The Samsung WindFree Technology rangebrings calm and control with energy-efficient⁶ inverter technology that reduces power use while keeping temperatures steady.

Its sleek, uncluttered design complements modern interiors, while its near-silent⁷ operation ensures your neighbours, and your wallet, will thank you. It’s proof that smart living doesn’t need to mean compromise.

^1,4,7 _{Tested on the AR12TXCAAWKNEU model. WindFree mode generates only 23dB of noise, compared to 26dB with the Samsung conventional model.}

^2-3 _{ASHRAE (American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air-Conditioning Engineers) defines “Still Air” as air currents at speeds below 0.15m/s that lack the presence of cold drafts}

^3-4 _{Tested on the AR12TXCAAWKNEU model. WindFree mode generates only 23dB of noise, compared to 26dB with the Samsung conventional model.}

^5-6 _{Tested on the AR07T9170HA3 model, based on the power consumption of Fast Cooling mode vs. WindFree Cooling mode.}

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Founded in contrast, the materials and textures in the latest Weylandts Outdoor Collection are a metaphor for harmony and balance. Through this opposition, beauty is created. The tension of the sun disappearing behind the horizon line, the jagged mountain’s edge that frames a valley, the refreshing dusk air that cools the soil after a sweltering day – that is where beauty rests.  

Chris and Anna Weylandt share a heritage of design and a passion for connection. Designing each piece with long-standing suppliers as they travel through vast lands, their creative process is about more than the beauty of the pieces they create, it is about the relationships they build and the intimate knowledge they have of each material, texture, and meaning. A unique place where raw forms collide with bold designs, Weylandts is an alchemy of global ideas and local roots. 

Smoke finishes on hand-selected pieces of teak, rich in oil and confident in grain, mimic the mountain curves through rigid frames. These elemental pieces are designed by Weylandts to age with the land – weathering and wearing to show the markings of their journeys. 

This season also introduces new modular sofa ranges – the Paloma and Havana – designed for both outdoors and in. Generously proportioned and deeply inviting, these pieces embody the collection’s spirit of natural ease and adaptability. 

Woven rope details evoke unreplicable patterns of veining leaves and indigenous thicket. Crafted to withstand and hold, these pieces carry the stories of their craft in between intertwined strands. 

Complementing these ranges are their new loungers, sculpted in shape and scale, designed for languid afternoons and sun-drenched pauses. Their proportions and gentle curves echo the undulating lines of the horizon itself – relaxed, grounded, and timeless.

“I’ve seen many horizons in my life. From Indonesia to Namibia, they inspire me to think bigger. That’s how I wanted this collection to feel. Like a beautiful moment in time.” – Chris Weylandt.

Visit your nearest Weylandts showroom to explore their latest collection. | weylandts.co.za

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The Spanish Modular Collection sits at the centre of WAZ Outdoor’s design philosophy, where refined minimalism meets luxurious outdoor comfort. Created for those who see their patio, poolside or entertainment area as an extension of their home, this creation offers a level of versatility and craftsmanship that elevates every open-air space.

The spacious modular options include corner, single, ottoman and daybed units, giving you the freedom to configure a layout to suit your lifestyle, whether you prefer a compact reading nook, a generous family lounge or an expansive, sun-soaked daybed. Each unit features deep cushioning and a structured, contemporary profile that invites long, relaxed moments outdoors.

Every element of the Spanish Modular Collection is crafted using superior outdoor textiles selected for their strength and luxurious texture. Fabrics and trims are sourced locally and internationally to ensure the collection performs in all weather conditions while remaining soft to the touch. The result is a striking, minimal silhouette that stays beautiful throughout the seasons.

Inspired by global design and produced in South Africa, the Spanish Modular Collection balances aesthetics with practicality. It functions as a sculptural centrepiece while offering the durability and comfort required for daily living. Whether positioned beside a pool, on a sunlit deck or within a shaded terrace, it brings a sense of calm and effortless sophistication to any outdoor environment.

Discover how the Spanish Modular Collection can shape your space with comfort, clarity and modern elegance.

Explore the collection at wazoutdoor.com/spanish-collection

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Tussen Mure emerges from the world first shaped in Masculus – The Male Domain, the celebrated seven-kilogram coffee-table publication created by photographic director and author Leoni Smit as a meditation on interiors, masculinity and psychological space. Smit’s vision is completed through the lens of photographer Yvette Jordaan and the graphic-design mastery of Sirette Hare – together crafting a visual exploration that is exacting, contemplative and deeply symbolic.

While Masculus is anchored in stillness, Tussen Mure shifts the lens into motion. The new television series explores the human dimension behind designed environments — revealing men not as archetypes, but as expressive, living subjects within rooms that shape and reflect their internal worlds.

Directed by Elmi De Pauw, the series captures spontaneous moments: a shift in posture, a private smile, the emotional texture between a man and the environment he inhabits. Elmi’s intuitive directing turns interiors into intimate stages, where character and space engage in a quiet, unforced dialogue.

Co-presenter Eugene Coetzee, founder of Eugene Coetzee Décor & Design Consultants, brings his own interpretive eye to the relationship between objects, mood, personality and identity. A devoted collector of books, he views each publication as a living character. “When I first encountered Masculus, I immediately imagined its energy in movement. Books have personalities — colours, moods, identities. Film becomes their movement.”

Smit echoes this sentiment through her own long-held philosophy. “Coffee table books are meant to be seen,” she says. “They live openly — bold, large, unapologetic. Film doesn’t replace the book; it breathes alongside it.”

She deepens this further with her conceptual understanding of the collaboration: “André Blazin remarked that literature is conceptual and interpretive, whereas film is ontological, rooted in physical reality. I write the voice-overs for the series, and the imagery that accompanies the words shows what the words suggest. Photography and film are complementary — a synthesis of each other.”

Produced by Walla Films with the support of iFX Brokers, Tussen Mure is an exploration of South Africa’s design language through story, personality, mood, and place. The thirteen-part Series runs from October 2025 to January 2026 on kykNET (DStv 144), with episodes also available on DStv Stream and Catch Up.

Ultimately, Tussen Mure studies the lives carried within walls — the laughter, the stillness, and the human honesty that remains long after a room falls silent.

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