HOME & LIVING East Africa Magazine - June - July 2016

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In this June July edition of Home and Living, we bring you ‘The Hot Issue’ where we tackle the cold season with sizzling stories.
We feature none other than visual artist Michael Musyoka, who speaks to us about what inspires him as a visual artist. Our Shopping page showcases the best buys when it comes to giving your space that much desired warm glow as we feature what’s on the shelves.
If you have ever wondered what you needed to do to make the soil in your garden healthier and much more productive, we show you how to make your own compost. Our plant of the month is the Passionfruit plant and learn more about Spinach which features as our Vegetable of the month.
How passionate are you about travelling? Join us as we explore Atlanta Georgia, the city nicknamed ‘Hotlanta’. Locally, we bring you the wonder that is Samburu. Take time and visit this magical place.
Our homes segment showcases homes which have been decorated to be warm and cosy by their respective owners from Shelina Mediratta’s Zen abode to the Batten’s art filled home in Runda. And not forgetting former Miss Kenya Juliet Achieng who has managed to infuse her treasures into her home.Catch up with the latest trends when it comes to space décor especially when dressing up your mantel piece.
We sample delicious chilly salads from Café Chumba at The King Post. We celebrate a beverage that is drank all over the world by the young and old alike and that can only be tea. Discover the traditions, history and amazing facts about tea.
This and much much more from the magazine that always encourages you to love how you live!

HOME & LIVING East Africa Magazine Description:

Home & Living was launched in December 2012 as East Africa’s premiere home, garden and lifestyle magazine aimed at the aspiring and current homeowner. It’s a magazine about how we live and how to love living it.

Home & Living East Africa is a bi-monthly magazine retailing at KSh 350 (TSh 7,000, USh 10,000 and RF 2,800), is distributed in Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania and Rwanda, and can be purchased at all major supermarkets, other retail outlets, and magazine stands.