Juta 99: A New Design Hub
A stylish new design hub has been brought to life at Juta 99 in Braamfontein, Johannesburg. The pink and green tiled facade of this designer space is sure to turn heads. Designed by Local Studio, this stylish space is eye-catching with striking interiors and fittings by Dokter and Misses, whose showroom occupies one half of the first floor.
99 is the new home to local product designers Joe Paine, Mash T Design Studio, Monique Vee and The Urbanative. Alongside these permanent fixtures, a programme of design-centric pop-ups will run featuring wood-masters Houtlander, a textile exhibition curated by The Ninevites and ceramic showcase titled 99½ Vases.
More about what you can expect:
Mash.T Design Studio is a furniture and product design firm that uses design as a vehicle to tell to South African stories. Pop into their new home 99 Juta Street on the second floor at Apartment 2B.
A celebration of African history and culture along with modernist design is what TheUrbanative does best. Come have a look for yourself – Apartment 2B on the second floor.
Monique Vee is an interior designer known for her debut series of furniture, SUSPENSION which bridges the gap between large-scale engineering structures and the everyday household object.
Step inside this trendy venue with us and let the below images inspire you:
Contact: Juta 99
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