Interior design art collections
Lighting,rugs,throws,vases, and candles
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They focus on local South African art — drawings, paintings, sculpture, collectable prints, new media.
Located in a prime, accessible spot (V&A Waterfront) which is convenient for browsing when you’re in town.
They appear to have both emerging...
Art@Africa Art Gallery
What they offer: Large retail showroom carrying modern & traditional rugs, and a broad size range. They’ve been noted for being “decent for the affordable price” by local Reddit users.
Why it’s worth visiting: If you want good variety in one pla...
Rugs Original Canal Walk Shopping Centre
What they offer: Specialised in hand-knotted Persian & Afghan rugs, with authenticity certificates.
Why it’s worth visiting: If you’re after a high-quality, perhaps investment-grade rug, this store targets that segment.
Tip: Ask about the materi...
Heerat Carpets
Artisan and designer rugs, possibly with more character and less “mass-market”.
Why it’s worth visiting: Good option if you like something with design flair or want something not ubiquitous.
Tip: Because stock may be more limited or specialised, go e...
Mae Artisan Rugs
They stock high-quality throws, scatter cushions (pillows meant for décor), pillows, and other home linen.
Why it’s a good stop: If you’re looking for quality and variety (not just basic options), this store offers hotel-grade linen and accessories....
Linon Homestore
What they offer: Premium throws made of 100% organic cotton with stone-washed textures (see the “Journey Throw” and “Elara Throw” lines)
Why it’s a good stop: For a more upscale or design-driven throw/pillow, this place has stylish finishes and mate...
Hertex Fabrics Gardens Showroom
What they offer: A fun, design-led range — pillows in corduroy/canvas, throws for picnic/beach use as well as indoor décor.
Why it’s a good stop: If you want something with more character (texture, strap details, non-traditional materials) this is a...