This family found their dream escape in one of KwaZulu-Natal’s most popular holiday spots. Boasting a warm, tropical climate for most of the year, this perfect place can be enjoyed any time of the year.
The property chosen needed a bit of TLC as the interior was quite dull. “The house was filled with very dark furniture and dark balustrades. We started by converting the staircase, featuring glass balustrades with marble stairs – a very light, clean look,” says Marianne Adams from Frans Alexander Interiors.
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