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Open House
We invite you to step into the creative minds of some of our favourite local artists — commissioned for their signature styles, each bring a specific flair to their rendition of home interiors
Artworks by Kirsten Sims, Shakil Solanki, Anico Mostert, Lazi Mathebula, Koos Groenewald & Marolize Southwood
Art Direction by LOOKBOOK Studio Words by Grace Crooks
‘The Front Yard’ by Kirsten Sims
Master of pencil crayon with a whimsical style, Kirsten shares a familiar domestic scene: The Front Yard. It’s the transitory space of play, the space of openness and above all, the first impression of one’s home. Her dramatic mark making echo dynamics of family, while leisurely resting on a peaceful patch of grass. @kirsten.sims
Decor: 70’s Panel Cinque Premium Beach Umbrella from Pezula Interiors. Barcelona Lounger in olive from Weylandts. Exterior Hardwood Carolina Door from Leroy Merlin. Megamaster 570 Elite charcoal Grill Weber in black from Builders Warehouse. Terra planter by Laurie Wiid Van Heerden from Indigenus.
Master of pencil crayon with a whimsical style, Kirsten shares a familiar domestic scene: The Front Yard. It’s the transitory space of play, the space of openness and above all, the first impression of one’s home. Her dramatic mark making echo dynamics of family, while leisurely resting on a peaceful patch of grass. @kirsten.sims
Decor: 70’s Panel Cinque Premium Beach Umbrella from Pezula Interiors. Barcelona Lounger in olive from Weylandts. Exterior Hardwood Carolina Door from Leroy Merlin. Megamaster 570 Elite charcoal Grill Weber in black from Builders Warehouse. Terra planter by Laurie Wiid Van Heerden from Indigenus.
‘The Lounge’ by Anico Mostert
With an impasto technique, Anico gives meaning to quiet, transient scenes in one’s everyday life. The artist highlights a calm Living Room, reaching out to us for a moment of rest. @anico___another
Decor: Modern Kaudani Kelim Blocks from Herringbone. Lebone Floor Lamp by Inès Bressand 2018 from Mabeo Furniture. Cigarette Side Table in cachous and candyapple from Tonic Design. Downing sofa by Yaniv Chen from Lemon Collection. Mustard Cushion from Cécile and Boyd.
‘The Dining Room’ by Shakil Solanki
‘The Dining Room’ by Shakil Solanki
Distinguished, delicate mark making, elegant linework and a certain charming sophistication is partly why Shakil’s portrayal of The Dining Room is so welcoming: as if you could easily settle into a candle-lit dinner and be enveloped by the scene. @shakilsolanki_studio
Decor: Dining Chair from Kino. Two Arm Candle Holder in green from Cécile and Boyd. Jade Paton Vase. Dome Pendant Light from Bofred. Grid Tablecloth from Poetry. The Bougie Twist candles from Via Wax.
Distinguished, delicate mark making, elegant linework and a certain charming sophistication is partly why Shakil’s portrayal of The Dining Room is so welcoming: as if you could easily settle into a candle-lit dinner and be enveloped by the scene. @shakilsolanki_studio
Decor: Dining Chair from Kino. Two Arm Candle Holder in green from Cécile and Boyd. Jade Paton Vase. Dome Pendant Light from Bofred. Grid Tablecloth from Poetry. The Bougie Twist candles from Via Wax.
‘The Bathroom’ by Koos Groenewald
Known for his cheeky style, Koos describes himself as ‘gently grotesque’. Aptly and humorously, he represents The Bathroom space in a peachy, pink palette. Private, intimate and yet so very relatable — Koos illustrates a scene we are all so familiar with. @kooooooos
Decor: Short Milk Stool from Houtlander. Cross Handle Wall Taps by Meir from Flush Bathrooms. Bateau Bath on art deco feet from Victorian Bathrooms. Balance Brick Rug in rust & white from Hertex Haus. Oval mirror from Mooi Mirrors.
‘The Kitchen’ by Marolize Southwood
‘The Kitchen’ by Marolize Southwood
Marolize explores new realities and narratives, created through unusual pairings of spaces and objects. She brings to life The Kitchen in thickly layered oil. Portraying a space of sharing, a feeling of warmth and one that’s often laden with nifty appliances and ingredients for a feast. @bymarolize
Decor: Murus Light Stone Wall Mounted Basin from Leroy Merlin. Smeg Kettle in bright red from @home. Fiorentina 90 in pidgeon blue from Officine Gullo. Windsor Chair in viper green from James Mudge. Round Dining Table from Houtlander.
Marolize explores new realities and narratives, created through unusual pairings of spaces and objects. She brings to life The Kitchen in thickly layered oil. Portraying a space of sharing, a feeling of warmth and one that’s often laden with nifty appliances and ingredients for a feast. @bymarolize
Decor: Murus Light Stone Wall Mounted Basin from Leroy Merlin. Smeg Kettle in bright red from @home. Fiorentina 90 in pidgeon blue from Officine Gullo. Windsor Chair in viper green from James Mudge. Round Dining Table from Houtlander.
‘The Bedroom’ by Lazi Mathebula
Designer and illustrator, Lazi’s use of warm yellow and burgundy palette, paired with his vector illustrative style, encapsulates this multi-dimensional and sacred space. A bedroom naturally evolves across time — echoing the evolution of one’s identity. @bombisa
Decor: Fiber Armchair Wood Base by Muuto from Créma Design. Bedside Table from Houtlander. Modern Kaudani Kelim Stripes from Herringbone. Moore Bench from Bofred. Lebone Table Lamp by Inès Bressand (2018) from Mabeo Furniture.
