African furniture

Continuing my appreciation for all things design-y from (or inspired by) the Continent, may I present West Elm's South Africa Collection . Launching this week, the collaboration showcases 16 South African artisans and includes an array of furniture, bedding, dinnerware, and accessories.

D:9" H:9" Stools hold great significance in the Batonga culture. They are used by elders and those important in the community. This stool is antique with high patina showing its use as a portable seat in Zimbabwe. It is carved from one piece of wood so it is very strong and can continue to serve as low seating or side table. These stools are all sculptural in nature and look wonderful as a centerpiece or design accent. Tonga stools with genuine authentic patina like this one are becoming…

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African color palette

The international design community is taking notice of Africa's design talent; the Maison & Objet fair saw the showcasing of 11 African brands.

African Prints in your living room – sounds too much? Like with fashion, it all depends on the right mix. I tend to have a lot of white, grey and black furniture in my apartment – clean lines and designs that are sleek and stylish help in my opinion to not get bored of furniture…

Could your living room become a canvas for cultural expression and cozy vibes? Introducing our collection of 29 Afrohemian decor living room ideas, designed to infuse your space with the rich textures and vibrant patterns of African art combined with the relaxed, eclectic charm of Bohemian style. This unique fusion creates an inviting atmosphere that not only celebrates diverse cultures but also fosters a sense of comfort and creativity. Each design idea weaves together elements like bold…

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Nyala Stool and Chair

Thrift stores, flea markets, and garage sales are like Aladdin’s cave: you never know what treasures you’ll find inside. That’s where the Weird Secondhand Finds That Just Need To Be Shared Facebook group comes in—it’s a page dedicated to sharing the oddities that people spot in thrift shops. Scroll down to have a look and let us know in the comments which finds caught your attention the most. Oh, and don’t forget to upvote your fave photos!