Garden and Home South Africa - October 2015

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A particularly striking feature is the ‘floating’ timber staircase that leads to the upstairs bedrooms, all of which have been decorated with white bedlinen and subtle sea tones. Large glass sliding doors open out onto a covered patio that’s also protected by folding shutters. “This area overlooks the ocean and it’s where we all usually end up. The view is like a beautiful, everchanging picture and we love watching the whales, dolphins and birds all going about their seasonal routines,” says one of the owners. A few steps down is the deck and swimming pool and beyond this, a flight of stairs leads to a gate to the beach. The weather here is not always perfect, which is why the renovation included the addition of a courtyard on the inland side of the house. Decorated with wicker chairs and abundant greenery, it’s a fabulous space to sit and read or socialise. THIS PAGE, CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: The television is housed in a timber-clad recess in the living room. The neutral colour scheme suits everyone’s taste and can be easily updated with new accessories. The kitchen, by Wood Components, is a gathering spot. The look is contemporary with raw oak timber cladding, a glass splashback and handleless cabinetry. Through the door on the left is the braai area. When the weather is bad, the owners congregate in the courtyard on the inland side. It’s furnished with natural wicker furniture, timber screening and monochrome cushions from Ecru. 50 OCTOBER 2015 | gardenandhome.co.za
A 10-seater dining room table makes it easy to accommodate a crowd. A built-in cabinet displays treasures discovered on the beach.
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