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INSIDER • The scoop on shopping, style, design & culture
Guilt-Free FABRICS • From easy-clean finishes to eco-conscious weaves, these fabrics prove that practical and pretty can coexist, effortlessly.
All things fine and FLORAL • Botanicus returns with a fresh iteration of its Hyde Park studio where flowers and form take centre stage
What Cynthia wants • Why artist, florist and plant biologist Cynthia Fan is still not done talking about plants
LISTEN UP: A Closer Look at Kramer Design • If good design starts with a genuine need, then Kramer notices what's missing in furniture, audio and industrial design
Materials in muse • From cork to ceramic to steel, Wiid Design explores craftsmanship, commercial viability and creative exploration, spanning one-of-a-kind art pieces to functional objects for modern living
REWRITING the Rules • In a category long led by men, Elizabeth McCall is redefining whiskey as master distiller of Woodford Reserve
Child's PLAY • No longer a place for gaudy decoration, children's bedrooms are becoming the cool place to hang out and grow in
GARDEN • We explore the Dylan Lewis Sculpture Garden, learn the importance of growing food, and wander through a French country garden
The living LARDER • In the third in a series of essays exploring thoughtful garden design, landscape designer Franchesca Watson considers the contemporary vegetable garden – and how our evolving relationship with food has reshaped the way we grow, style and integrate edibles into modern gardens
WHERE THE WILD IS • World-renowned sculptor Dylan Lewis's evocative new book, The Dylan Lewis sculpture garden, leads readers through his Stellenbosch garden, blending visual journey with conceptual reflection
In full FLOWER • Working with designer Milan Hajsinek, Cordelia de Castellane has created a glorious garden at her country house in northern France, where the abundant borders provide beautiful flowers for her home, as well as inspiration for her role as a creative director at Dior
THE EDIT • Stylish homes and beautiful gardens
Perfectly IMPERFECT • A homestead in Franschhoek has been sensitively restored to reveal its original character by its new owner, with the help of the local community
A Georgian REVERIE • Layering symmetry, botanical romance and theatrical contrasts within a rigorously composed architectural framework, Studio Walt reinterprets classical British interiors for contemporary living
Spirit of PLACE • Combining verdant courtyards, minimalist architectural lines and the all-natural textures of wood and stone, this family home in Mallorca is a tranquil sanctuary
The long VIEW • Plaster walls, honed stone and carefully refined joinery shape this Park Avenue apartment, where history is treated as a foundation rather than a style
LIVING • Journeys taken. Tables set. Moments savoured.
A dialogue between cultures • Global restaurant Nobu has been reinvented at the One&Only Cape Town as a continuation of Japanese craft, Peruvian influence, and local materiality and meaning
Just like HEAVEN • A formidable force in food and interiors, Jacques Erasmus invites us into his world through his new cookbook, Hemelhuijs
THE NEW Mediterranean • Along Egypt's north coast,...