Celebrating Our Heritage With Haldane Martin
24 September is Heritage Day in South Africa! Heralded as a major contributor to the South African design language, the Disa award winning furniture designer Haldane Martin celebrates the modern South African lifestyle.
Haldane’s minimal, colourful premium outdoor furniture collections are Inspired by Africa, designed in Cape Town and manufactured throughout South Africa. International audiences have come to recognise the brand and the man for putting South African design on the map.
Exalting our abundant natural heritage, Haldane’s designs will make you want to live outdoors, in comfort and style.
“South Africans are resilient. In times of hardship, we honour what is really important to us. The small, beautiful moments are what keep us human. Globally, our priorities and our idea of luxury is changing – we value nature and connection with one another. We’re spending more time at home, in our cities. Our hope is that our furniture is thoughtfully designed to manifest community & help humans be together in nature, comfortably for generations.”
Haldane Martin focuses on innovative hospitality design – designing bespoke furniture that enhances experience and creating original spaces with bold identity.
Discover their latest collections and designs online at Haldane Martin.
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