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THERE’S ONE PLACE IN YOUR HOME WHERE YOU CAN JUST GET AWAY FROM IT ALL… a safe space of peace and tranquillity that offers respite from our hyper-connected world. It’s a place where you can both relax and pamper yourself, and re-energise and re-invigorate your mind and body. It’s a small luxury in our busy lives, where you get to enjoy that essential “me” time. And with VISI Bathrooms – a special issue brought to you by South Africa’s premier interior design and architecture magazine, VISI – you have in your hands the inspiration for your dream bathroom. Whether your tastes lean to the modern and minimalist, or the more classic and characterful, we’ve cherry-picked from the latest trends in design, colours, finishes, hardware and personal spa accessories to help…

WIN WITH CLM HOME One lucky VISI reader will win a Lorena Canals Handmade Woolable & Washable Steppe Rug from CLM Home, worth R4 900. The simple, minimalist design consist of a low-pile undyed wool surface cut across by rows of extra-short pile, giving the rug a subtle striped pattern. Go to visi.co.za/win to enter. WE ASKED YOU ONLINE: WHAT IS YOUR FAVOURITE 20TH-CENTURY DESIGN MOVEMENT? 409 of you took our poll to let us know. Here are the results: 34% Scandinavian 28% Minimalism 24% Art Deco 14% Bauhaus #READERLOVE If you’re enjoying the latest issue, we’d love for you to take a pic of your mag and share it with US. Simply tag VISI on Instagram, Facebook or Twitter with your snap. A highlight from last year was designing the…

ANLO NEETHLING Designer Anlo Neethling of ONE Design and Development’s grasp of contemporary design and bold finishes make him an obvious choice when it comes to advising on how to approach a dramatic, wet room-style bathroom – a challenging space because of its open-plan layout, but when done right, a serious X-factor feature. For this particular space, the client had requested a modern, minimalist and Japanese-inspired wet room-style bathroom with a masculine feel. By placing two showerheads (a his- and-hers setup) on one side and the bath on the left-hand side of the bathroom, a seamless wet area has been created, as well as a sense of Zen-like symmetry. The use of the same tiles for the floor and the walls additionally creates a clean and minimalist spa feel. By…