Travel And Trade South Africa

African Contemporary Wood Furniture & Decor

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These slatted wooden dining room and occasional chairs, as well as, bar and/or kitchen stools were designed with comfort in mind. This new African minimalist furniture collection was constructed using simple Birch Plywood.

African Furniture Wooden Slated Bench In Showroom

Wood & Leather Occasional Chair Phases Africa

Natural Edge Wood Dining Room Table with Pouder-coated Steel Legs African Furniture

New Arrival Wood Recliner Phases Africa

Natural Hardwood Root Table available at Phases Africa

For custom sizes please contact us at: info@phasesafrica.com Size: 1450mm (length) x 1250mm (width) x 850(height). Wood: Knobthorn Root

African Hardwood Coffee Table available at Phases Africa

Wood Sculpted Coffee Table Phases Africa

Wood Pendent Light and Chair Phases Africa

Wood Pendent Lights Phases Africa

African Furniture Stackable Contemporary chair

Indoor & Outdoor Plantation Wood Lounger with Hand-Woven Polyester Cotton Seating

Oak and Ash Wood Chair with Leather Upholstery

Wood Turned Side Tables with a Burnt (Scorched) Finish

Solid Oak Wood Bench with a Burnt (Scorched) Finish

African Style Armoire, Cabinet, Dresser

African Wood Furniture Pygmy Bed 1.10cm L x 60cm Wide

African Tribal Furniture Pygmy Bed 160cm L x 63 cm Wide

Old African Grain Pot Turned upside down makes for a great side table

African Hardwood Stools: each stool is unique according to the different wooden stumps obtained and have their own natural edges and characters. From Left to Right: Drum, Zig-Zag, V-Shape, Goblet and Bobbin. The Wave (scroll down to next image.) Size: 300mm Diam x 400mm Height.
Wood Species: White and Red Eucalyptus, White Poplar, Jacaranda and London Plane.

African Wood Turned Side Tables © Noleen Kutash

Bamileke stools from Cameroon: BBC 003: 50cm diam x 40cm high: Available in white, black or dark Brown: Hand Carved in Cameroon, this elegant piece adds a sculptural element to any room.

Bamileke Stool from Cameroon © Phases Africa

Bamileke Stool from Cameroon BBC 009: 60cm diam x 40cm high: Available in a large variety of sizes and in black, white or dark Brown: Hand Carved in Cameroon, this elegant piece adds a sculptural element to any room, as seen in Architectural Digest and several other life style magazines across the globe. The artist carved the shape from a single tree trunk and was originally created for a King. The below images is how the Bamileke stools first arrive from Cameroon, in a raw state, before they are meticulously hand-sanded and then either polish, stained or spray-painted.

Raw Bamileke Stools © Noleen Kutash

African Bamileke Bed - Used As A Coffee Table

Hand carved Bamileke bed from Cameroon, this rustic elegant piece adds a sculptural element to any room, and can be used as a coffee table in any living area.

Wooden Bench With Hand-Woven Cord Seating

Unique Hanging Lights

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Cotton Rope Weaved or Knotted Lighting Fixtures - Phases Africa Furniture & Decor PTY ltd

Cotton Rope Light Fixtures Switched On Phases Africa Furniture & Decor PTY ltd

Above Rope Lighting Fixture, Colour Options

Black Cotton Rope Light Fixture

Cream Coloured Rope & Wooden Beaded Light Fixture

Cotton Rope and Wooden Beaded Lighting Fixture Colour Options


Knitted Cotton Rope Hanging Light

Hanging Light Painted Mesh & Knotted Cotton Rope

Painted Mesch and Cotton Rope Hanging Light Fixture - Switched On

VINTAGE CARS SOUTH AFRICA PART 1 of 4

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Hermanus Whale Festival has, as one of its highlights, the annual Whales and Wheels Classic Car Show organised by Hermanus Classic Cars.

Excerpts from an article by Wouter Melissen

In 1936 the brothers Alan and Richard Jensen launched the first car bearing their name. Up until then they had merely produced bodies for chassis constructed by others. Particularly their elegant designs for Austin and Standard chassis were very popular. Following in the footsteps of William Lyons the two brothers decided to expand their business and offer complete vehicles, resulting in the 'Model S' that entered production late in 1936.

The Jensen Model S was the carefully crafted aluminium coachwork. The Jensen was available with a choice of open and closed bodies. Especially the four-seater Sports Tourer version was a work of art. The rear passenger compartment was separate from the driver's and sported two small windscreens. Access to the passenger compartment was through a single door on the left side of the car.

Production was eventually cut short by the outbreak of World War II - Today the pre-War Jensens are very rare and little known. Fortunately some have survived to remind us of the craftsmanship of Alan and Richard Jensen and their employees.

Do check back because we still need to post the following cars from the same show:

Part 2 cars from 50's

Part 3 cars from 60 - 85

Part 4 The Heritage Group (military)