by Habitat Magazine | Oct 26, 2017 | Design & Architecture, Featured (Slider)
location: Fresnaye, Cape Town, South Africa | architecture / interior architecture: Greg Wright Architects (Greg Wright, Federico Pastor & Suzaan Swart) | interior decoration: Samantha Scott – Peacock Design | photography: Adam Letch Located at the foot of a...
by Habitat Magazine | Oct 26, 2017 | Design & Architecture, Featured (Slider)
location: Casita Bay, Pereybere, Mauritius | architecture: Alistair Macbeth – Macbeth Architects + Designers | interior design: Virginie Dalais | photography: SP.Photography Location being everything when it comes to the appeal of a property, this oceanside site on...
by Habitat Magazine | Oct 10, 2017 | Featured (Slider), Furniture
Featured Image: Table top – Iron Grey, 6mm TheSize, designer and manufacturer of Neolith®, is introducing its Sintered Stone surfaces for furniture applications at this year’s furniture production and interiors exhibition Interzum in Cologne. The comprehensive...
by Habitat Magazine | Sep 27, 2017 | Featured (Slider), Kitchens
Cooking fish in a block of ice or a fillet of veal in a jacket of beeswax without the ice or the wax melting? The time has now come for Miele to reinvent cooking – with the world launch of the new Dialog oven. Says Mercia de Jager from Miele: “For the very first time...
by Habitat Magazine | Sep 13, 2017 | Design & Architecture, Featured (Slider)
location: Southern Suburbs, Cape Town | architecture: Renato Graca – GSQUARED | interior design: GSQUARED | photography: Niel Vosloo There was an existing house on this property, but 90 percent of the structure was demolished to make room for an extensive new build,...
by Habitat Magazine | Sep 12, 2017 | Design & Architecture, Featured (Slider)
location: Chelsea, London | architecture: Cochrane Design Limited | interior design: Cochrane Design Limited | photography: Paul Craig This end of terrace four-storey townhouse, situated just off the King’s Road in Chelsea, has been completely reconfigured; with only...
