House and Leisure - July 2017

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Black & White is the new black.

Renovations that inspire from glam overhauls to modern updates...

Expanding Frontiers

Francois Knoetze’s New Body of Work Draws on a Variety of Notions of Performance and Participation, but in Wholly New Territory

2 mins

Perfect Harmony

Old Blends With New in This 160-year-old Victorian Home in the Heart of Cape Town. It’s a Renovation Packed With Personal Appeal, French-asian Influences and Lashings of Luxury

2 mins

A Fine Balance

Pieter-Ernst Mare’s Wide-ranging Interests and Clever Use of Neutrals Make His Home a Resolved Showcase for His Art and Collectibles

3 mins

The Light Location

The Refurbishment  of This Compact Clifton Apartment Was a Case  of Getting the Right Angles as Well as  Maximising the Abundant  Natural Light and, of Course, the Vistas

3 mins

Hitting The Mark

From the Minds That Conceived Joburg’s Maboneng Precinct Comes a New Chain of Lifestyle Blocks That Merge Living With Design and Art

3 mins

The Black Beauties

Plants on the dark side of the spectrum add impact and glamour to modern gardens

2 mins

Wild At Ease

The Perfect Escape for the Entire Family, Ulubisi House at Gondwana Game Reserve Is a Hidden Treasure for Those in Search of a Luxury Safari Experience in the Western Cape

4 mins

Katrin Herrmann- Van Dyk

Hertex and Haus Creative Director. Casual Runner. Traveller.

3 mins

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House and Leisure Magazine Description:

The Pleasure of Living Here Now'

House and Leisure – For those who want to celebrate all aspects of contemporary, stylish living in South Africa. House and Leisure is more than just a décor magazine. It’s the local premium brand with authority on Stylish SA at Home and Play. A source of warmth and pride, loved for celebrating the positives of life in South Africa, it’s the only decor home magazine that also offers strong leisure and lifestyle editorial content.

Please note: this digital version of the magazine does not include the covermount items you would find on printed newsstand copies.