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		<title>Art smart!  Designer ‘art rugs’ and new look by Hesse Kleinloog at luxurious Molori private villas, the jewel of Madikwe</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 26 Aug 2022 07:47:24 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Always known for its boldly eclectic aesthetic, Molori Safari chose the dynamic South African design team at Hesse Kleinloog to take a fresh look at its glamorous interiors. Known for their creative thinking from concept development to finishing touches, Megan Hesse and Andrea Kleinloog began to put together the new direction in the second quarter of 2020. Location: Molori’s Ngwedi LoungeRug Artist: Cameron PlatterPhotography: Inge PrinsVisual Production: Klara van Wyngaarden ‘Our initial involvement was meant to be a small, light intervention but the circular nature of the architecture meant that we had to marry our design with the organic structure of the lodge,’ said Kleinloog, who masterminded the new interiors. In addition, artworks from the owner’s diverse personal collection &#8211; by artists such as Norman Catherine, Lady Skollie and Edoardo Villa, among others &#8211; were to be added to the lodge, taking the guest art experience up another level. Very quickly, the talented interiors team realised that the organic floor spaces would be the place to start as many of the walls were curved and ideally suited to colourful rugs that would complement the bold new artwork. But as everyone in the industry knows, the choice of circular designer rugs [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Spier Light Art 2021: Call for proposals</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 15 Oct 2020 14:40:22 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Spier is proud to announce the third edition of Spier Light Art, to be exhibited throughout the historic Stellenbosch wine farm from 26 February to 28 March 2021. Designers, architects, light-, sound- and video artists – as well as students and institutions – are invited to submit expressions of interest for projects and video-based artworks that are engaging to all age groups. COVID-19 has made both the present and future far more uncertain and unpredictable than before; toppling long-held assumptions and radically altering routines and rhythms. How do artists help us to make sense of what we are experiencing? More specifically, how do light artists envision works that illuminate the present moment and help us to imagine where we might be headed next? How can we play and dream? Thematic Directions The whimsical/ethereal: works can reflect a light-hearted engagement with one of multiple sites. The conceptual: works can reflect and integrate more topical conceptual interests that frame our current socio-political landscape as well as COVID-19 directly. Works could also reflect on our shifting relationship to technology and its disruptive influence. There is a specific call for existing video-based artworks produced during lockdown which reflect and integrate more topical conceptual interests [...]]]></description>
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		<title>The Plot &#8211; A virtual exhibition space, contemplating the peculiarity of the domestic interior today.</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 16 Apr 2020 08:43:20 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Premise behind the ‘The Plot’ Worldwide calls for increased social distancing is not decreasing our social-ness. What is changing however, is the means through which we are engaging with each other, and where we are able to do that from. Whilst artists and institutions around the world are quickly adapting to a new online area, what is the response of the architects/ Architecture? Furthermore how are the everyday changes, being ushered in by the COVID-19 pandemic, affecting architectural discourse? The PLOT is the virtual gallery space created by theMAAK and ssoft_stuff that aims to try and address this. Hosting unique online happenings and immersive exhibitions, The PLOT welcomes the global online community to collectively question, comment, and consciously participate in the contemporary renegotiation of the spaces around us and how we choose to interact with them. Working together, the creators of The Plot have launched this new online public space with an ongoing interactive exhibition called ‘Inside &#60;&#62; Out’. This unique online enquiry questions the new role interiors are playing in our global everyday. More below&#8230; Visit the Plot here The Plot’s inaugural exhibition: ‘Inside &#60;&#62; Out ‘ ‘Inside &#60;&#62; Out’ contemplates the peculiarity of the domestic interior today.* Our [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Cécile &amp; Boyds Cane Chair Collection</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 27 Mar 2020 14:18:29 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Settle into summer with Cécile &#38; Boyd’s divine range of cane seating. Choose from the Joly Chair and Three-Seater in a dark weave, the quaint Crank Chair and the tan coloured Golago Three-Seater. These products are available from the Cécile &#38; Boyd shops in Cape Town (call +27 21 424 8890) and Durban (call +27 31 303 1005), or via the e-commerce store: cecileandboyds.com/product-category/furniture/occassional-chairs-sofas/ Products: Cane Joly Chair: Price: R7 900.00 inclusive of VAT. Product code: PTK4 Cane Joly 3-Seater: Price: R13 900.00 inclusive of VAT. Product code: PTK3 Cane Crank Chair: Price: R6 900.00 inclusive of VAT. Product code: PTK5 Cane Golago 3-Seater Price: R14 900.00 inclusive of VAT. Product code: PTK2 &#160; For more information on Cécile &#38; Boyd visit: www.cecileandboyds.com If you would like to be added to Cécile &#38; Boyd’s product mailing list please click here. &#160;]]></description>
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		<title>The poetic architecture of Neri &amp; Hu</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 23 Mar 2020 11:22:37 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Architect Daniel van der Merwe interviews Lyndon Neri and Rossana Hu, the founders of architectural design practice Neri &#38; Hu, who spoke at Design Indaba 2020. “Style changes, but if the idea of what you are creating is there, it will last a lifetime. We always like this quote by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry: ‘We do not aspire to be eternal beings. We only hope that things do not lose their meaning.’” – Rosanna Hu I recently had the privilege to sit down and chat to the architectural powerhouses behind the brand Neri &#38; Hu: Shanghai-based husband and wife Lyndon Neri and Rossana Hu. The duo spoke about their practice and their design philosophy at Design Indaba on 27 February 2020, and I met them after their wildly popular presentation. Neri &#38; Hu’s architecture is hauntingly poetic – it demonstrates an innate apprehension of beauty derived from experiencing a connection to space. “We believe that materials should relate to the human condition,” Rosanna Hu told me. “They are there not only for visual pleasure, but for a tactile connection to the spaces.” This careful, investigative approach and sensitivity to inviting and tactile materials deliver the rich and immersive experiences for which [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Circle of life &#124; The Radial is a stylish evolution in willowlamp’s range</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 09 Mar 2020 12:42:55 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[The start of a new decade has brought with it a wave of inspiration, and with that a collection of new designs from renowned South African lighting company willowlamp. The Radial is one of the new pieces making its design debut this year. In the spirit of evolution, founder and creative director Adam Hoets has built on some of his existing designs with new interpretations stemming from these existing pieces. ‘The Radial is a logical extension of the Lineal – essentially a round version of this piece,’ says Hoets. The Lineal – one of the brand’s most contemporary and more recent pieces, plays with a more minimal and pared-down aesthetic, an example of how the designer has steadily developed willowlamp’s identity. The inspiration behind the Radial hails from a similar source to the Lineal – which comes from the idea of creating a textured grid around a repetitive matrix of lights, and adding chain in layers and in different metallic finishes to add a richness and warm glow. Like virtually all of willowlamp’s pieces, The Radial also draws on the natural world. ‘The Radial refers to the eternal, cyclic ring of life,’ says Hoets. The pervasive popularity of curvaceous shapes [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Cécile &amp; Boyd to showcase contemporary African designs by Mali’s AAAA</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 19 Feb 2020 08:37:31 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[AAAA, a co-operation of artisans from Mali, is launching a pop-up exhibition of contemporary African designs based on traditional techniques in collaboration with Cécile &#38; Boyd. The display will run at Cécile &#38; Boyd’s landmark Kloof Nek Road destination in Cape Town, presenting an opportunity for local interior designers, decorators and art lovers to experience leading decorative homeware from the continent. The pop-up will open to the public from 26 February 2020 onwards and will run for two weeks. AAAA and Cecile &#38; Boyd will present a concise collection of handcrafted Textile Totems that will be showcased to the South African market for the first time. Playing on a love of symbolism and design, AAAA stands for Atelier Autodidacts Anti-Algorithms. The co-op aims to celebrate traditional artisanal methods, which includes championing the original Malian textile artform of Bogolan. Bogolan (which means made of mud) is a traditional handmade Malian cotton fabric (called finimugu) that is dyed with fermented mud. AAAA incorporates Bogolan, also known as Bògòlanfini, into their designs and textures, and it is some of these works that will be shown in Cape Town. Visitors can expect to see an edited selection of striking Textile Totems in eight distinct [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Cosentino’s Dekton Slim introduces new on-trend colour options at Decorex Cape Town</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 18 Feb 2020 06:47:11 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Muted tones are all rage in the kitchen. Kitchens are often a very chaotic environment and trying to find some calm, is just what your kitchen space may require. Neutral tones create an atmosphere of tranquillity and peace but neutral tones in your kitchen space also make for an easily adapted space that can transform from traditional to country to contemporary.  Earth tones and the warmth of wood and stone, along with the rich patina of various metals, combine to set the harmonious mood you require. At Decorex Cape Town you can see this in action via the exciting Trend Kitchen feature, brought to you by Cosentino, that will dish up the best directional design and serve as the launching pad to showcase how you can transform your kitchen space with simple muted tones with the use of the company’s Dekton Slim line. &#160; Trend Kitchen by Cosentino The Trend Kitchen feature will highlight the best across various aspects of kitchen design – from surfaces that combine inspiration and function, to spaces that blend living and working zones into one seamless and aesthetic whole. You’ll be wowed by in-situ settings that combine flooring, worktops, lighting, splashbacks and more in layered and [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Herman Miller Launches New Lino Chair by Industry Facility Hecht and Colin</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 10 Feb 2020 14:03:16 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[  High-performance work chair at exceptional value Scientifically-backed comfort Minimal environmental impact – 97% recyclable Herman Miller, the global design and furniture manufacturer has launched its latest work chair, Lino in the UK, Europe and Africa, following its successful introduction in the USA in 2018. Charged with designing a high-performance work chair at exceptional value, award-winning designers Sam Hecht and Kim Colin of Industrial Facility found inspiration in constraint. Thanks to their design prowess and Herman Miller’s ergonomic expertise – including their patented PostureFit technology – Lino brings scientifically-backed comfort and a wide range of aesthetic options to your workplace or home. Comfort is Key Leaning on more than 50 years of Herman Miller’s industry-leading research and design, Lino holds the same DNA as the rest of Herman Miller’s performance work chairs, offering each person balance movement and dynamic fit. Total Spinal Support Lino’s contoured seat works together with its high-performance breathable suspension thanks to a composite of different thread tensions. Adjustable back support is also available for added comfort in the sacral and lumbar regions. The Choice is Yours Customise your Lino Chair by choosing between a Black or Mineral frame, six different suspension colours and a large variety [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Committed to craft &#124; Ernst H Eloff headlines Decorex Cape Town</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 10 Feb 2020 09:04:09 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Cape Town is rich in creative capital – a city bursting at the seams with talent and innovation and for a décor lover, it’s a nexus of inspiration and motivation. Each year Decorex Cape Town brings together a collection of the best and boldest on the interior décor and design scene under one roof for the benefit of homemakers and industry professionals alike. There is always a plethora of exhibition stands to see and experience at the show. What’s more, the Decorex Cape Town team also selects standout interior designers and studios as special features to punctuate the event. One of these highlights is the annual Designer Spotlight, and for 2020 Ernst H Eloff takes centre stage. From humble and hands-on beginnings in Worcester – Eloff grew up on a farm where he spent a lot of time making things as a child – the designer went on to attend the Hugo Naude Arts Centre (where his final-year works were selected for an exhibition at the Iziko Museum). ‘I was immediately intrigued with the Cape Town art and design scene,’ he notes. Widening his scope further after his studies, Eloff went on to work for his grandfather’s property business doing [...]]]></description>
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