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Perspectives on interior design, material culture, African aesthetics, and the art of making spaces that feel genuinely alive. Written by the people who build them.
Stories from our studio, our clients, and the spaces we love — explore our latest thinking on design, materials, and the craft of making places that move people.
When a family of five came to us with a brief for "a home that doesn't feel like a showroom," we knew exactly what they meant.
When a family of five came to us with a brief for "a home that doesn't feel like a showroom," we knew exactly what they meant.
Fatuma Khalid has spent two decades connecting designers with East African artisans. We sat down to discuss ethics, craft, and the future of sourcing.
The bathroom should be the most restorative room in the home. Here's how we design them to feel like private retreats.
The post-pandemic office is not about desks and meeting rooms. It's about creating spaces that support how people actually work.
Sisal is durable, sustainable, and extraordinarily beautiful. Here's why it deserves a place in every East African interior.
Kitchens are the most complex rooms we design. Here are the mistakes we see most often — and how to avoid them.
There is a moment, somewhere between the completion of a project and the client's first visit, that our entire team exists in a state of suspended ant...
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