A round-up of our weekly style finds... THREE'S A CHARM If you picture yourself living in a light-soaked loft with sweeping floor-to-ceiling windows and cityscape views, fully decked out in
The #Capefire that ravaged the peninsula this week pulled us Capetonians together in a way seldom seen before. We'd like to pay tribute to the brave firefighters who put themselves
Every wine tells a story... This is the motto at Muratie Wine Estate in the beautiful Knorhoek Valley north of Stellenbosch. The century's old wine experience at Muratie is rich in
Never fear Capetonians – the Cape Town Cycle Tour will still take place this Sunday. However, due to a number of factors relating to the fire that has been ravaging
If you were at Design Indaba 2015, chances are you got your hands on one of Didis Bitchin' Burritos at the food truck corral across the road (if you didn't
It's day four of the Cape fire and though the light rain we're experiencing is helping matters, the blaze is far from any definition of 'out'. We've just learnt that Cape Point
If there's one thing we Capetonians like to talk about, it's the weather. Yesterday you could easily forgive us, as that searing 40ºC (and in some places 42ºC) heat took
He had me at 'Chardonnay Reserve'. Other words mentioned were 'lunch', 'Franschhoek' and 'Winelands', all equally alluring. It amounted to a day decadently spent on Chamonix Estate at Racine, a Reuben Riffel restaurant,
Sunday 8 March from 6 am CBD, Southern Suburbs, Green Point
Each year South Africa engages with the question: what constitutes beauty? Think about it... Beauty is not simply about taste or sight, but also social significance, economic impact, usability, sustainability and even