Today’s home is Johannesburg, South Africa. The home’s interior has a mix of styles: grandfather clock meets Ghost Chairs. The eclectic furnishings flow in unison with a white backdrop.
But what really makes it special, is the architecture. The home is actually a cluster of rondavels. These are westernized versions of African huts with honeycomb like structures and thatched roofs. Originally built in 1923, it sits on a jacaranda lined street among colonial homes. That must be quite a sight to see.
decorative banches | nettleton hollow, $17
umbra oh polypropylene chair | amazon, $66
koff martin bozzio candle | panik design, £51
acrylic chair | regency shop, $108
cavallini & co. vintage new york postcards | moma store, $14
vintage tea cup planter | bramble bunny designs, $20
{images elsa young | house & leisure}
Seems so effortlessly matched… great home!
i love how everything seems to just invite you in to sit down and stay a while.
I never thought I’d like mismatched chairs in a dining room but…they’re really cool! Would you ever want to go on an african safari?
I actually have been on safari in South Africa (amazing and would highly recommend it)
This home is so lovely. I actually just pinned the bedroom and living room, so inspiring!
Lynn
CARMEN VOGUE
Love the design of this home! South Africa is on my list of places to visit.
Beautiful & inspiring photos…
I can stare at these pics all day! Ur international columns makes me (1) want to redecorate my own home and (2) want to TRAVEL!!!! Funny, how u found a decorative skull 🙂
Gorgeous! I love it when people can successfully mix contemporary pieces with antique pieces. xxx