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– the fact that we are all really building on what’s gone before. Nothing is profoundly and intrinsically original, but newness comes from adding a layer of your own creativity to an existing body of work. And I guess that fascination plays out in a lot of the content we do in VISI. It’s why we publish series such as “The Influencers’ Influences”, “Building an Icon”, and the wonderful series Jo Buitendach has been doing on different materials – anything from breeze block to glass, plastic and, in this issue, metal (page 144). It’s also why we also regularly include sympathetically renovated period architectural examples among the homes that we feature. What I hope all of them do is give context to, and a deeper appreciation of, the considered, clever…

S’BO GYRE, MULTIDISCIPLINARY ARTIST What item in your home has the greatest sentimental value? There is an immense sense of pride that engulfs me whenever I look at my bed. This was an investment I had been planning for more than a year. When I first saw it, I knew it was the one for me. With its comfy features and its shape-shifting springs, I was certain I was going to get it no matter what. The gag was, I couldn’t afford it… So I decided to wait an entire year, until the next Black Friday. This purchase symbolised my independence, growth and ascent into adulthood. It was not just any purchase; it was an investment that would come to epitomise my ideology with regards to buying items for my…

HAVE YOU BROWSED VISI’S ONLINE SHOP? Don’t miss out on our African Jacquard Flamboyant Wraps. Featuring a range of bold hues and woven with 100% African cotton, these versatile large wraps are perfect for layering up in winter. Visit shop.visi.co.za WE ASKED YOU ONLINE: WHAT IS YOUR HOME COLOUR AESTHETIC? 634 of you took our poll to let us know. Here are the results: 45% Relaxing neutrals 30% A mixture of themes 13% Mixed monochrome 12% Bold and bright #READERLOVE If you’re enjoying the latest issue, we’d love for you to take a pic of your mag and share it with us. Simply tag VISI on Instagram, Facebook or Twitter with your snap. Inspired. #capetownfurniturefocus #capetownfurnitureweek khosi_leteba And so we enter the final day of the inaugural Cape Town Furniture…

SOUNDS OF THE CITY OF GOLD

THE TWEET WAS SHORT and to the point. “The pandemic made us realise that Joburg is just bitches and vibes.” I can’t remember who sent it, or the countless likes it no doubt received, but years later the sentiment has stayed with me. I wasn’t sure about the bitches bit. The vibes part, however, rang true. Overnight, the world had discovered lockdown. We couldn’t go Out. That hit us particularly hard in the city of gold and hustle. See, going Out in Joburg is half the reason we’re here. We’re that rarity of a big city not situated by the sea for easy port access. We were built, rather, on the shores of the golden rivulets that buoyed up the city’s first ramshackle settlements. That gold largely gone, we have…

SOUNDS OF THE CITY OF GOLD

HOME IS A GATHERING OF SOUNDS, MUSIC IS THE FLESH BETWEEN US

I TOOK A TRIP down memory lane recently with a visit to my late parents’ home. It was a sultry afternoon. Hot and heavy with sweat and sweet sentiment, I spent an eternity squatting and foraging through a large tin storage box that now sits in the shack at the back of the house. For years, my mother used it as a container for maize meal – a baseline staple food of black township life. These days, my sisters use it to keep what remains of my late father’s vinyl record collection, sustaining its use to safeguard another kind of nourishment. The irony was not lost on me as I sat there retrieving the germs and joints of my childhood cultural diet. The horde included what is easily the late…

HOME IS A GATHERING OF SOUNDS, MUSIC IS THE FLESH BETWEEN US

HUNTING DOWN HIP-HOP

IN THESE DAYS OF AN ACUTE oversupply of musical content from an ever-increasing number of streaming services and online retailers, it’s difficult to remember what life was like for a fan of niche music prior to the age of hyper-availability. It’s equally difficult to remember a time when hip-hop was considered a niche genre. I can’t remember what the first hip-hop song I ever heard was. Perhaps it was the Beastie Boys’ “(You Gotta) Fight for Your Right (To Party)”, or Run-DMC’s “Walk This Way”, both released in 1986. And both records were like a kick to the head – enough of a jolt to shift me off the course of New Romantic synthpop I’d been fervently following throughout my tweens. For me, hip-hop was compelling on two levels: the…

HUNTING DOWN HIP-HOP

INTERNATIONAL DIRECTIONS AND LOCAL INSPIRATIONS

Vision AS NATURAL LIGHT CHANGES THROUGHOUT THE DAY, THE “WALLS” REVEAL A RANGE OF COLOURS, SHIFTING THROUGH PALE ASH, SOFT CREAM AND RICH YELLOWS.…

INTERNATIONAL DIRECTIONS AND LOCAL INSPIRATIONS

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A NATURAL TRANSFORMATION

ORIGINALLY BUILT IN 2000 with an industrial look, the farm buildings were redeveloped to harmonise with their surroundings in 2019, based on the design and inspiration of Yuliya Gaiduk. The aim was to enhance the symbolism of wine production, complement the red soil terroir, and embrace the silhouette and textures of the Simonsberg mountain. To transform the original shape of the building, a new pergola was added – almost like cutting through two long parallelepipeds with a knife. The pergola’s criss-crossed I-beams structure is filled with lasercut decorative panels, offering aesthetically pleasing shading for the outdoor wine lounge and restaurant area. The northern elevation of Quoin Rock has become an iconic, signature “postcard” of the farm. With the Venue Hall extension, the team recreated and mirrored the original silhouette of…

A NATURAL TRANSFORMATION

The Influencers’ Influences HEATHER DODD

IN DECEMBER 2022, HEATHER DODD of Savage + Dodd Architects became the first candidate to graduate with a PhD from the new practice-based design programme at the UFS architecture school. This degree, a first in SA, is an innovative way for architects to work towards a PhD that involves a thesis focused on their own buildings – a bit like an art degree with a practical and written component that reflects on a body of work. Earlier the same month, she was in Lisbon for the World Architecture Festival – a festival and live awards competition dedicated to architectural excellence from across the globe – where she was awarded a WAFX Award for her proposal for the Graduation Hall at Sol Plaatje University in Kimberley. The WAFX Awards are different…

The Influencers’ Influences HEATHER DODD

lumenhotel hoteldasamoreiras ✖ MONTE CARMO 12 A historic building on a quiet corner in the ritzy neighbourhood of Príncipe Real has been restored to become the Monte Carmo 12. Local materials were used to bring the outdoors in, but much of the existing old-world charm of the original building has been preserved – like its sensational curving staircase and detailed facade. The rooms – just 10 of them, across three floors – offer a soft palette of the lightest grey, the blushest pink and the chalkiest white, with the views beyond bringing in a splash of bold colour. From the rooms’ balconies, the neutral interiors come to life against Lisbon’s red-tiled roofs and the sparkling blue of the Tagus beyond. montecarmo12 theivenshotel sublimelisboa…

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VISI / CAMPS BAY VILLA RESTAURATEUR. Bar owner. Psychotherapist. Interior designer. As far as CVs go, Daniela Gottschalk’s is quite prolific. But there’s a linearity to the professions, as the Frankfurt-based Cape Town semigrant tells it: “Twenty years ago, I opened a restaurant; after that, I opened a bar. At the bar, people would buy a drink… and want to tell me all their problems. I said, okay, I’m not listening to all that for a cappuccino – so I qualified as a psychotherapist.” The interior design bug oficially bit in 2015, when friends asked Daniela to decorate the interior of a holistic boutique hotel in Split, Croatia – and after that, the job offers started streaming in. “I figured out that I never actually needed to open a bar…

ON FIRST ENCOUNTER, House Shaw is brutally simple: a series of three-dimensional boxes, positioned beside and on top of one another on a long, triangular site cut into one of the steep slopes that characterise Durban’s forested university suburb. It is made of face brick, concrete, louvre windows, shutters and a bit of aluminium; no need for paint, wallpaper, air conditioning – not even curtains. The house belongs to Colleen Wygers, who lived here with her late husband, fellow architect Paul Wygers. Sadly, Paul passed away shortly after we photographed the house; with Colleen’s permission, we’ve included his observations from that interview. Paul liked to describe the home as Modernism morphing the heritage Durban veranda home – and, when it went onto the market in 2013, the couple bought it…

VISI | FOREST TOWN HOUSE KNOWN FOR HIS SCULPTURAL AND WELL - THOUGHT - OUT BUILDINGS, PANCHO GUEDES WAS INSPIRED BY SURREALISM, AFRICAN ART AND ARCHITECT ANTONI GAUDÍ. THE COLEMANS are not your average suburbanites – although chatting to the humble Audrey Coleman, now 90, you wouldn’t guess it. She and her late husband, Max, were active human-rights advocates during the apartheid years, both working for the Detainees’ Parents Support Committee, with Audrey also a long-standing and celebrated member of the legendary humanrights organisation, Black Sash. House Coleman has major cred too. Built in the early 1980s, it’s a masterpiece of clean lines and geometric shapes and, though tailor-made to be its owners’ retirement home, it’s also a piece of South African design history. “Our son Colin was a student…

THIS HOUSE IN MONAGHAN FARM IN LANSERIA, on a beautiful spot overlooking a bend in the Jukskei River, began with a bold, Brutalist architectural idea – but the result is an incredibly subtle, sensitive response to its setting. The owners, Wendy and Lukas van Niekerk, wanted a home made entirely of steel and raw, exposed concrete, and this spectacular plot of land offered them the chance to build from scratch. Lukas, an engineer, is a huge fan of the work of 20th-century Italian architect Carlo Scarpa, who is famous for his sensitive use of concrete as well as experiments with concrete and steel – and the Van Niekerks’ architect, Enrico Daffonchio, went to school in Scarpa’s hometown of Venice in Italy. The fates had aligned. Despite what Enrico refers to…

VISI | MFULAWOZI WILDERNESS LODGE BEFORE THE MFULAWOZI PRIVATE GAME RESERVE’S BIYELA LODGE, there was nothing – except hectares of pristine bush adjoining the lower Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park, and plenty of wild animals. “The elephants were our natural surveyors, providing well-worn paths to assist in deciding where the best routes for game-viewing would be,” says Barry Theunissen, who designed and built the lodge with his wife Sonya. “While we were building, elephants often came to inspect the progress. There are herds of more than a hundred that congregate in the river in front of the lodge site.” Having spent large chunks of time in wildlife reserves, the Theunissens named the lodge after local chief Phiwayinkosi Biyela, a descendent of King Shaka. The project was conceived collaboratively with the amakhosi who own…

A HIGH VERTICAL WINDOW CREATED ON THE GROUND FLOOR NEAR THE “ALTAR” ALLOWS THE MORNING SUN TO SHINE SERENELY THROUGH. SET AMONG NOORD-KENNEMERLAND’s dunes, wide beaches, quiet forests and colourful fields, this church has seen renovations several times in its hundred-year history. Unfortunately, the various adaptations and rebuilds masked much of the original architecture of this national monument – so its new owners looked for a team to reimagine the space. They wanted an original family home that both respected the building’s history and looked ahead to its new future. Netherlands-based interior designers Studio Erik Gutter pulled together a specialised team of architects under the guidance of creative director Erik Gutter, whose first order of business was to do some historical research. “We wanted to map out all the architectural…

AN EXCAVATION INTO THE WORLD OF METAL is so complex, it could have you digging for years. Iron, steel, copper and bronze – the list goes on. Take gold: it alone is a material that has built nations, ruined empires and been the cause of colonisation and hardship. Being able to extract metals from the earth and fashion them into new shapes for countless uses has changed the way we live. Metals have forged the development of society, with the Bronze then the Iron Age – and even the digital age, with its reliance on substances such as cobalt and gallium. And just try surviving Stage 6 loadshedding without a lithium battery! ✖ THE GOLDEN RULE In the 1930s, an ancient golden hoard was found in the Limpopo province. This…

2 IT’S A CELEBRATION

DREAMED UP BY THE TEAM behind the Cape Town Furniture Focus initiative, the inaugural Cape Town Furniture Week (CTFW) aimed to function as a way to “celebrate the city, and what is being made there”, says cofounder Aimée Wolfaardt. The idea of making local design more accessible to the general public prompted Aimée and her business partner, Gareth Pearson, to create this new showcase. The objective, she explains, is to create “a platform that is an entry point for broader audiences to engage with what’s being designed and made in the city” – and anyone who attended the various openings and launches, or simply used CTFW’s handy printed map to move around the 12 venues involved on one of the four days of the festival, can attest that the public…

2 IT’S A CELEBRATION

3 MAKING MOVES AND MAGIC

ANDREA KLEINLOOG AND MEGAN HESSE’s awardwinning furniture brand Anatomy Design now has a delightful spot in the De Waterkant’s mini design hub. Situated next door to cool children’s haven Kids Living, across from pot-plant people Folha and just down the drag from Roche Bobois’s huge design showroom, it’s in good company. This exact location is not a “by the by”. “We’ve learnt that having a store isn’t just about geography – it’s about who your neighbours are… and we have excellent ones,” explains Andrea. VISI spoke to this half of the dynamite duo between her trips to oversee interior projects in Kenya, Uganda, Zimbabwe and across South Africa. (Hesse Kleinloog, the studio part of the business, handles these sorts of gigs.) It helps that Anatomy’s new store is also a…

3 MAKING MOVES AND MAGIC

4 RISING STARS MARTIN TALLIE AND ZANI ALBERTS

GQEBERHA-BASED DUO Martin Tallie and Zani Alberts and their brand Deft are at the forefront of contemporary furniture design. Established in 2020 as a creative outlet, Deft’s design principles spring from Martin and Zani’s architectural studies, and their consciously crafted business philosophy is embedded in their entire manufacturing process, with the duo leading with a hands-on approach. Furthermore, the 2021 Design Indaba Emerging Creative laureates have an ongoing collaboration with Greenpop, an environmental organisation that’s focused on forest restoration. This means that for every Deft furniture piece sold, a tree is planted. Here the duo chat about how they complement each other, and achieve a balance in terms of practicality and aesthetics, their personally preferred pieces and more. ✖ Every day is different. Being in a small team means balancing…

4 RISING STARS MARTIN TALLIE AND ZANI ALBERTS

5 HOW TO SPEND A... FRIDAY AFTERNOON IN ROSEBANK

IN AN UNPREDICTABLE CITY, Joburgers can be certain of two things: that water is wet, and that Rosebank is always under construction. But despite the latter being eternally true, this central hub delivers with interesting and vibrant new spaces that are as enjoyable as they are Instagrammable. Here’s our guide to the area, featuring places with that special VISI stamp of approval. Heading for Rosebank? First, you’ve got to dress down to a T, in an unassuming yet undeniably eye-catching outfit. Then, make for Keyes Avenue. The carousel of restaurants, galleries and stores makes this one of the most serene and satisfying corners of Rosebank. There, True Design is a furniture store must-see – and not just to window-shop stylish furniture but also to capture your next screensaver. From a…

5 HOW TO SPEND A... FRIDAY AFTERNOON IN ROSEBANK

6 GARDEN OF DELIGHTS

THIS AUTUMN, ART LOVERS WILL GATHER at the immaculate Shepstone Gardens to take in the marvels of art and collaboration at the RMB Latitudes art fair. Now with Rand Merchant Bank (RMB) as a title sponsor, the 2023 edition of the fair will be focusing on outdoor sculpture as well as solo and duo artist presentations, converging arty lifestyle flavour with strong collaborative concerns. The choice of venue aims to balance the tastes of casual art lovers and discerning fair visitors and collectors alike. The “art in the garden” approach, which creates space for an outdoor sculpture exhibition, will be well suited for family experiences, levelling up on the lifestyle aspect of the art fair experience. “There are people who may think we’ve gone smaller because of the park, but…

6 GARDEN OF DELIGHTS

7 BUILDING AN ICON

✖ THE BASICS The Transvaal Provincial Administration (TPA) building, now Public Works House, is one of Tshwane’s most significant yet publicly unappreciated works of architecture. Inaugurated in 1963, the project was a highlight of state-sponsored Modernism – a prestigious and politically motivated development of immense scale and technological complexity, intended to portray the apartheid state as a progressive government. It also introduced an era of high-rise construction to the city. Mostly vacant since the mid-1990s, the TPA building towers over the southwestern part of Church Square, hiding within it a variety of architectural surprises – and a remarkable collection of artworks by some of the greatest white South African artists of the time. ✖ NOT MANY PEOPLE KNOW THAT... In an interesting twist of history, remnants of an even earlier…

7 BUILDING AN ICON

8 BRUTALISM AS CAR

THE CREW AT BMW LOVE A BIT OF BRUTALISM. As curvy and svelte as many of their models usually are, every now and again up pops a BMW that owes more to that architectural school’s monolithic, unadorned functionalism than it does to easy-on-the-eye lines sculpted in a wind tunnel. In fact, Brutalism is coded into BMW’s DNA – see the brand’s Karl Schwanzer-designed museum in Munich – and it has manifested in models like the 7 Series of 2001-2008, the current BMW iX, and now the new 7 Series launched in South Africa earlier this year. It’s also an aesthetic that, by its very nature, is eternally polarising. Brutalism leaves no-one indifferent – you either love it or you hate it. And the new 7 Series has not escaped that…

8 BRUTALISM AS CAR

9 POWERING THROUGH WITH PANACHE

1. HUAWEI SUPERCHARGE POWER BANK If aesthetics matter to you, even when it comes to power banks, take note of the Huawei SuperCharge 10 000mAh. It’s ergonomic and supports up to 22.5W fast charging on compatible devices through a USB-C and USB-A port. It has light indicators and bidirectional quickcharge support, so you can charge and recharge simultaneously. R999 | huawei.com/za 2. RING SPOTLIGHT CAM PLUS Ring has made smart home security accessible, and its new Spotlight Cam Plus with a rechargeable battery is a must for any modern home. This nifty gadget is understated yet impactful: with motion detection, it will sound a siren and shine two LED spotlights. It offers two-way talk and HD live view from an app, with colour night vision. Available in black or white.…

9 POWERING THROUGH WITH PANACHE

10 SPIRITED AWAY

AN ETHEREAL, LUMINOUSLY WHITE slip of a thing, the latest architectural addition to the Doxa Deo Church campus could not be more diametrically opposed to the buxom, blocky facebrick buildings that it shares a plot of land with. But, according to NEO Architects’ Dries Verbeek and Phoebe van Dyk, the little chapel is anachronistic by design. “The former AGS church and admin building were built in the 1970s to fit in with the suburban fabric of their surroundings – not according to any architectural style, per se,” says Dries. “The client commissioned a chapel that would pay homage to the early Christian buildings of the Roman era, but we took a shot and sent him references of more contemporary styles. Luckily, he loved them.” “There’s an unwritten rule in architecture…

10 SPIRITED AWAY

11 YOUR HELICOPTER AWAITS

PART OF STEYN CITY’s commitment to creating a parkland residence where everything you could need or perhaps desire is on site now extends to making sure that any destination – from a weekend getaway to a meeting – is just minutes away. Called the Steyn City Ultimate Helistop, it’s certainly added a new dimension to the convenience that’s part and parcel of what the 2 000-acre residential lifestyle estate offers – and, as with everything Steyn City, luxury is part of the Helistop’s DNA. Making sure this ethos came to life was interior designer Stephen Falcke, a long-time collaborator of Steyn City Properties, whose signature interior-design aesthetic is already evident in several other key landmarks in the development, including Palazzo Steyn (the Steyns’ private residence), the Equestrian Centre’s clubhouse, and…

11 YOUR HELICOPTER AWAITS

12 HOUSING THE ESSENCE OF BEAUTY

EVERY FEW WEEKS, TEAMS OF DOCTORS and therapists from across the world travel to a small farm outside Richmond in rural KwaZuluNatal to train in the science of rewilding skin. Trevor Steyn, a chemist, who started organic-skincare company Esse in 2002, wanted to host his training courses in a space that was practical, yet flexible enough to allow visitors to take swabs and grow samples, treat patients, train in biotechnology, chat over cocktails – and which, by design, automatically communicates what Esse is about. The company is fair trade, certified organic, vegan, cruelty-free and carbon- and plastic-neutral. “All our products are safe and recyclable, including the packaging, so nothing bad leaches out,” says Trevor. “We audit our energy consumption and offset any emissions with carbon credits. The main idea is…

12 HOUSING THE ESSENCE OF BEAUTY

13 EASY-GOING GROWING

SUCCULENTS ARE A LOW-MAINTENANCE way to start incorporating plants into your home decor or kick off a house-plant hobby. In South Africa, we are fortunate to have a variety of indigenous succulents at our disposal that will grow both inside the home as well as on balconies or patios, or in gardens. Before jumping into a plant purchase, it’s a good idea to assess the space the plant will go in, as well as the type of maintenance you’ll be able to provide. Lighting is essential, and can be thought of in terms of direct (sun) light and indirect light (also referred to as filtered or diffused light). Most succulents – including the easyto-grow spekboom, crassula and aloe plants – require four to six hours of direct light per day.…

13 EASY-GOING GROWING

14 THROUGH THE LENS

THESE THREE ESSENTIAL BOOKS – including the reissue of Ernest Cole’s iconic House of Bondage, one of the publications that first revealed the true state of black life under South Africa’s apartheid regime – are pivotal to the history of black and African photography. Whether the medium is used to document injustice or contribute to a revolutionary aesthetic, these works showcase the versatility and richness of black and African photographic art – past and present. ✖ AFRICA STATE OF MIND Edited by Ekow Eshun (Thames & Hudson, 2020) “Here, then, is photography consciously defined by subjective experience,” writes curator and editor Ekow Eshun in Africa State of Mind, which heralds a fresh and polyvalent visual conversation about what it means to live in Africa today. Featuring the work of more…

14 THROUGH THE LENS

1. COPEL AND RUM In 2016, James Copeland had an idea to bring exotic spirits to the forefront of the South African booze industry. Using the finest African molasses, raw ingredients and botanicals, James chose to be innovative with classic spirits, and put a spin on the traditional. In this rum, you can expect hints of pineapple, litchi skin, cacao and liquorice on the nose, while flashes of treacle, spun sugar, roast pineapple and jammy fruit should please your palate. copelandspirits.co.za 2. DIE WARM RASTA RUM De Vry Distillery’s Die Warm Rasta Rum is aged in a maturation cellar situated in the Free State farmlands. There, the combination of specially charred barrels and the area’s climate results in a unique molasses ferment that expresses notes of cigar smoke and oak,…

16 ON THE FRONT LINES OF FASHION

SIXTIES ROCK LEGEND JIMI HENDRIX loved an epaulet-bedecked Hussar military jacket, and the Spice Girls championed oversized cargo pants in the ’90s. This year, Beyoncé leads the next military charge with her new Adidas and Ivy Park collaboration, Park Trail. Inspired by 1990s hiphop culture, the collection features signature camo as well as sequins, but also an unexpected colour palette of orange, indigo and green. Adidas isn’t alone in its enlistment of the military trend. Louis Vuitton’s Resort 2023 collection featured a swoonworthy pair of multi-pocketed cargo pants in shiny gold leather. Dutch designer brand G-Star RAW, known for its use of raw denim, has long been a fan of army-inspired clobber – and this season’s reworking is all about bright hues and an edgy urban feel. Closer to home,…

16 ON THE FRONT LINES OF FASHION

AS SEEN ON MANY CATWALKS AND, ER, RED CARPETS OF 2023, red is sexy, and here to make a statement in your home. Whether it’s the cherry kind, more of a vermilion or bordering on burgundy, there is a vivid hue for every taste – think glossy surfaces, shimmering fabrics and lots of glamour. Feeling bold? Create a jaw-dropping monochromatic red room. For the slightly fainter of heart, pops of this passionate colour will enliven your living space. We rounded up our favourite expressions of red, from art and appliances to books and soft furnishings. One thing is certain – they’re all items that are bound to stop traffic! SEE BIG WIN ON P62…

SWITCH TO BLACK

The black glazed fine porcelain crockery from the Dé collection and the stainless-steel Zoë cutlery range (PVD-coated to improve wear resistance, increase durability and prevent oxidation) are both available online from Serax. serax.com “Be inspired by the simple elegance of the black table setting to look for beauty every day, to be more adventurous, to rethink old habits and redesign the way you entertain.” – ANNEMARIE MEINTJES Be inspired – and share your results with us on Instagram by tagging @visi_mag and @am_visi…

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