Visibl Interiors

Studio Ananta (“infinite”) Cape Town sisters Viveka and Rucita Vassen blend their South African and Indian heritage with fashion and graphic design. Using glass beads, wire, and weaving, they create vibrant, functional art that celebrates color and local craftsmanship.

Spotted here: The Purna Tara Vase. Its design mirrors the arches of Rylands, the Indian community where the sisters grew up. Hand woven with glass beads and wire, it celebrates heritage and place.

Lulasclan shows us exactly how it’s done by turning a retail space into a three dimensional extension of their brand identity. By using varied heights, integrated lighting, and modular blocking, the merchandising doesn’t just display the products, it creates a rhythm that effortlessly guides the eye through their gorgeous geometric patterns and heritage stories.

A beautiful conversation between two strangers. This striking bench is a masterclass in sustainable design, relying on raw visual tension rather than a forced, perfect fit. By pairing a minimally processed, charred log with a geometric concrete base, it celebrates the organic beauty of resourcefulness. The stark concrete acts as a canvas, throwing the deep, radial cracks of the wood into high relief proving that conscious, sustainable design can be incredibly high end.

Trust the process.