OBJEKT South Africa - January/February/March 2017

In this issue

It is a brand new year, and we have decided to focus on the future and new age designs with this issue. We take a look at the “smart” home of the future and how the internet has, and will, impact our day to day lives. We take a look at the all new Ferrari California T HS and took it upon ourselves to find the ultimate traveller's watch. And, of course, what would Objekt be without our featured homes, both locally and abroad?

The Future Home

As technology becomes more and more advanced, the term “smart” home is thrown around quite a bit. Thanks to the internet, we are able to link various aspects of our homes to our cell phones, as well as other portable devices. We take a look at what the “smart” home of the future looks like.

6 mins

Rain Or Shine

The Ferrari California T HS is prepared for any event. This is the one prancing horse that you can’t live without - and now handles corners and straights with ease.

5 mins

The Fundamental Traveller's Timepieces

What is a travel watch or timepiece? Traditionally, it was the pocket watch as it was designed to be portable.More recently, however, the travel watch has become a more ambiguous category of watches that serve travellers with a range of needs, both functional and fashionable.

10 mins

Nendo In Design Museum Holon

Design Museum Holon has commissioned a major site-specific exhibition by Nendo. It is part of Oki Sato Japanese Studio’s first retrospective. The large-scale event, to be titled “Nendo: the space in between”, features both old and new pieces extending from the beginning of Oki Sato’s career until today. According to curator Maria Cristina Didero, the exhibition investigates the “un-designed and in-between spaces” left for light and air.

2 mins

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OBJEKT South Africa Magazine Description:

Objekt©International is the world's leading high-end design, decor, architecture and luxury cars & watches magazine. A quarterly publication with all the best properties from Las Angeles to Cape Town, Rome to Beijing and everywhere in-between.