Home South Africa - September 2020

I denne utgaven

In this issue of Home: 5 Gorgeous Eco homes - Off the grid!; Food - A taste of Thailand - Prawn curry, chicken satay and more...; DIY - Trendy barn door with wood & steel; A-Z Guide - Grow veggies
to share! Create a victory garden + A veld oasis in Montagu; Overberg - Hemp & glass hideaway; Pretoria - An energy-savvy home in the city; Stanford - 'Our solar-powered family getaway' and We love this stunning container conversion!

Coming Up Roses!

Make a bold statement with beautiful blooms and gorgeous greenery.

2 mins

MY hemp house

Gill Staniland’s getaway spot reflects her commitment to living a green lifestyle.

6 mins

A Dream Come True

Lots of natural light and clever architectural detail make this house easy on the eye, while careful planning makes it ecofriendly too.

4 mins

Next To A Lagoon And A Milkwood Forest

Nestled in pristine surroundings, the Slabberts’ sandstone holiday home in the Overberg is completely off the grid.

5 mins

‘A CORNER JUST FOR ME!'

The second finalist in our Declutter Competition in collaboration with Gumtree is Cheryl Button; with help from our experts, she has created a functional workspace where she can pursue her hobby.

2 mins

A Natural Blend

It goes without saying that a garden in the middle of the veld should meld with its surroundings, require little maintenance and attract abundant birdlife.

6 mins

Grow to share

There’s no time like the present Covid-19 crisis to start a victory garden – reminiscent of those planted during the two world wars – both for your own use and for those who may be in need. An expert tells us how...

10 mins

Pap Tart With Corn And Biltong

This side dish is the perfect accompaniment to braaied meat.

2 mins

Les alle historiene fra Home South Africa

Home South Africa Magazine Description:

Home is a practical, inspiring guide for the home and garden that enables people to make their home prettier and increase the value – inside and outside. The magazine makes life easier for people wanting to buy a home, build, or make alterations, or even try their hand at gardening, cooking and decorating. Home doesn't just demonstrate what looks good – it explains what adds value, and why. The magazine offers readers affordable and accessible choices, help with do-it-yourself projects, and provide advice for renovations. It’s for men and women with ordinary lives, ordinary careers and ordinary homes; people who want to add value to their home with a limited budget.