by Habitat Magazine | Jul 26, 2016 | Lighting
In 2016, there’s an increasing understanding of lighting’s value and how to plan it, what to choose and use and how best to extract significant new technological benefits. Since the dawn of the millennium – within interior design’s upper echelons – there is notable...
by Habitat Magazine | Jul 26, 2016 | Industry Leaders
(left to right): Adam Court, Chris Weylandt and Kim Smith. After completing his foundation course in Art & Design at Leicester University, Adam Court attended Camberwell School of Art in London to study Fine Art. Before the end of his first year, he decided to...
by Habitat Magazine | Jul 26, 2016 | Industry Leaders
‘I really believe education is helpful for the future of architects and interior designers to share how comprehensive the architectural study is. I studied for seven years and completed more than 50 projects and exams.’ So says George Georgio who imports Poltrona Frau...
by Habitat Magazine | Jul 26, 2016 | Design & Architecture, Featured (Slider)
location: Umhlanga, Durban, South Africa | architecture: Kevin Lloyd & Bloc Architects Associated | interior design: Moos Interior Architects | photography: Peter Oravecz – podSTUDIO A piece of open land on an Umhlanga estate was subdivided into three stands and...
by Habitat Magazine | Jul 20, 2016 | Walls, Floors & Windows
We’ve said it before, but in most builds – whether residential or corporate – there are three visible planes that demand consideration: ceiling, walls / windows and floor. And of these the horizontal floor surface is most vital at any level. Its treatment being very...
