5 reasons to buy the new September issue

If you needed anymore reasons to buy the H&G September issue, we've given you an extra five points on why you need to grab the latest copy today

1. ART AND DESIGN

H&G’s CUSP exhibition shares the artworks of 11 young and local designers who are redefining functional art and collectable design. Every story is unique and inspiring, with the focus on their allocated material. This September, we delve into the minds of these creatives and explore their art.

Sculptural artworks created by local designers, Image: Karl Rogers

2. FOOD AND FAMILY

Chef Nic Charalambous of the Greek-Cypriot restaurant, Ouzeri, encapsulated the perfect balance between classic and contemporary Greek cuisine. This new eatery located in Cape Town has a sophisticated finish with a warm ambience, bringing food and family together.

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Inside House & Garden South Africa’s CUSP First Edition exhibition

A view of the new Ouzeri restaurant, Image: Jan Ras & Julia Freemantle

3. YOUNG DESIGNERS

In recent years, we have seen a shift toward younger designers who are making their mark across the interior design world. With fresh ideas and a zest for design, the September issue of H&G showcases our young designers at their best.

Interior designer Ty Gillott in the recently designed apartment, Image: Greg Cox

4. RENTAL FRIENDLY HOME UPDATES

Renting a home can sometimes feel limiting when it comes to interior decorating. This September, we share a few ideas for how you can decorate your home without making any permanent changes to the space, keeping the owner happy and your DIY soul fulfilled.

A walkway in the apartment that is easily updated, Image: Sean Litchfield

5. SUSTAINABILITY WITH URBAN FARMING

When an abandoned car park turned into a boutique urban farm in the northern suburbs of Johannesburg, we at H&G were all eyes and ears to see how this would develop. Millennials Anique and Jonathan Pickard got rather hands on with their beloved organic project and thus Jolly Good Farm was born.