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African Interior Design Event - New Directions Coming from the African Continent
Once again, Decorex Cape Town is showing trade visitors and consumers why it is hailed as the city's premier interior design event.
Leave a Comment...New African Home Accent Arrivals - Table Top and Serving
Monday, March 1, 2010
New African home accent arrivals for kitchen, table top, and serving. See what's new in safari theme table top accents and serving accessories.
Leave a Comment...See Africa - Without Leaving Your Home
Monday, February 22, 2010
Google Maps Launches in Ghana - 30+ African Countries. Now you can visit the places where artists create bluedango's African home accent collections - without leaving your home. You can search maps, businesses, and more.
Leave a Comment...African Home Decor and Accents - Decorating With a Natural, Eco-Friendly, and Sustainable Touch
Thursday, May 21, 2009
African home decor is more accessible than ever, and globalization has increased interest beyond that of a trend. African arts maintain a history and quality that cannot be replicated through modern means of mass production. Today, African home decor ranges from traditional ethnic arts to more contemporary designs. And, a significant amount of African decor [...]
Leave a Comment...Rhinopotamus looking guy…yep, that’s our Kifaru planter
Monday, December 8, 2008
You may remember when we wrote about Kifaru earlier (if you don’t, check it out here)…he’s the one that is gentle and kind, plays well with others, and enjoys being inside or out. We mentioned at that time that he’s pretty funny and great with conversation (you know, a great conversation piece that is). And, [...]
Leave a Comment...Did your grandma ever use that phrase ‘So ugly, it’s cute…’???
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
Well, if she did, you may know what we’re talking about when we talk about our little Kifaru planter. Because seriously, just look at him? We love this little planter. He’s whimsical and fun, and a great way to add a bit of fair trade pottery to your home or garden. And he is definitely [...]
Leave a Comment...Celebrate Oktoberfest with a touch of Africa?
Thursday, October 9, 2008
Well, we can’t think of a better way to celebrate Oktoberfest than to add a touch of Africa to your home decor. We know you may be thinking that we don’t know the difference between Munich and KwaZulu to suggest such a thing. But, rest assured we do. You see, world famous beer festivals make us [...]
Leave a Comment...Bonkers for Bungo Dishes
Sunday, September 21, 2008
We are absolutely bonkers for our new Bungo dishes. Sold as a set of three for only $35.95, you can’t pass up this deal–it’s practically a steal. (Ok, maybe we should have said we’re ‘bonkers for rhyming’–nonetheless…) Can you really think of a better, more exotic way to keep your keys handy? Or, what about all [...]
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