Full Circle Design

Every residential space has unique requirements. We can transform your home with proper space planning, designing, through procuring key furniture pieces and being selective in accessorizing. Not everything needs to change! We know how to do it to compliment your personal taste and character.

This week’s favourites are Studio Stirling 's leather sling hanging chairs. Pictured above are two of the most jaw-dropping hanging chairs we have come across, and the best part is – they are locally designed and made.

The Face Of Africa chair is a range of beautiful leather slings on a suspended metal loop. This chair comes in multiple designs and colours, including a variety of South African faces, plants and birds. These are an absolute must-have. Go look at Studio Stirling’s website for more.

The Angular hanging chair combines leather and metal, resulting in a stunningly ergonomic and masculine solution. Studio Sterling’s customisability opens the range to many leather options as well as the choice of an additional, matching neck pillow.

We are so happy to have stumbled across this one-of-a-kind local brand, and will definitely be doing work with them in the foreseeable future.

A few years ago, we renovated this contemporary 5-bedroom family home which is situated against a koppie at Nature’s Valley Estate in Pretoria.

The three storey Anton Rupert house was entirely gutted, and interior spaces re-designed to create optimal flow between the modernised spaces, and to bring in the tranquility of the outdoor environment. Special attention was given to the interactions between the kitchen, dining room, bar, living room and outdoor entertainment spaces, to accommodate both intimate family gatherings, and large entertainment events. Contemporary finishes and fittings were incorporated, and a combination of bespoke and local furniture from high-end retailers were selected to add the element of laid-back luxury.

The colour palette mirrors the outdoor surroundings, and accent finishes such as raw wood, metals, suedes, and high gloss surfaces create a sensory experience.