Embedded in every layer of Timber House in Noordhoek, is collaboration; a process shaped through close dialogue between architect, designers and makers.
Travertine kitchen islands by Cannata (
@cannatagranite ) are conceived as a single carved form, gently pulled apart, while oak joinery by De Ruiter (
@deruiter_studio ) integrates quietly into the architecture. A sculptural dining table by MR. (
@instabymr ), created with Driaan Claasen (
@reticencestudio ) and reimagined in 3D-printed sand, anchors the room. In the bedroom, a seven-metre hand-woven mohair work by Frances V.H Mohair (
@francesv.h_mohair ) forms a tactile backdrop, complemented by a ceramic basin designed by MR. with Ckho (
@instabymr +
@ckhoceramique ).
'Quiet Ritual' – featured in House and Leisure Volume 20 (Curate), p134.
Architecture by Bettina Woodward (
@bettina_woodward ) of Open City Architects (
@open_city_architects )
Interior design by Rotem Shachar (
@rotem_shachar ) and Megan Bond (
@meegiloo ) of MR. (
@instabymr )
Lighting Design by One to One by Martin Döller (
@onetoonebymartindoller )
Landscape design by Carrie Latimer (
@carrielatimergardens )
Feature credits:
a LOOKBOOK Studio production (
@thelookbook )
Photography by Elsa Young (
@elsa47 )
Art direction by Charl Francois Edwards (
@charl_edwards )
Words by Jan-Heyn Vorster (
@janheynvorster )
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