Highlight My Day: Handcrafted Design from South Africa - Selected for you with lots of Love
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YOUR SOUTH AFRICAN DESIGN INSPIRATION
All our products are locally designed and handcrafted in South Africa.
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It all started with a school presentation and today Plant-for-the-Planet is a global movement with an ambitious goal:
to fight the climate crisis by planting trees around the world. Here you find out what has happened
since the founding of the initiative and what we have planned for the future.
to fight the climate crisis by planting trees around the world. Here you find out what has happened
since the founding of the initiative and what we have planned for the future.
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Beautiful cushions, kitchen towels and totes by iSpy
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Ghost Goods Happy Feels Co.
Nicole Dalton created Ghost Goods in early 2015 as a creative outlet, but the company has existed in some or other part of her brain ever since she started studying design in 2008, and realised she got a real kick out of making STUFF. Any STUFF, but pretty STUFF in general. She started selling her pins through Instagram and email orders, and was psyched to see how thriving and easily accessible the pin community is. Ghost Goods is the Happy Feels Co. because she is committed to creating products that make people happy and to put a little more positivity out into the world. As someone living with depression, she wanted an outlet that allowed me to play around and just have fun, and Ghost Goods has become that for her.
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CEREAL Magazine
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CEREAL is a bi-annual magazine about travel and style. Exclusive stories, features, film, playlists and online travel guides.
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JEWELRY by A BIRD NAMED FRANK
Caryn Fourie and Peter Campbell are the complementary creative forces behind A Bird Named Frank. With backgrounds in fashion design and fine art respectively; together they produce a jewellery range that has become known for its minimalist aesthetic and geometric focus. Since 2010, each item has been made at their studio in Cape Town with the utmost care and attention to detail. Their designs have always been refreshingly simple with a determined focus on creating wearable pieces; whilst subtlety, muted tones, fine detail and quality in craftsmanship are the characteristics that define the brand.
Caryn Fourie and Peter Campbell are the complementary creative forces behind A Bird Named Frank. With backgrounds in fashion design and fine art respectively; together they produce a jewellery range that has become known for its minimalist aesthetic and geometric focus. Since 2010, each item has been made at their studio in Cape Town with the utmost care and attention to detail. Their designs have always been refreshingly simple with a determined focus on creating wearable pieces; whilst subtlety, muted tones, fine detail and quality in craftsmanship are the characteristics that define the brand.
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