Projects
Project One
Nestled on the mountain side of Clifton, Cape Town we renovated both the family and main en-suite bathrooms. This characteristic bungalow offered a wonderful mix & match of an east colonial style of interior. The pelican and the winter garden wallpaper transformed the bathrooms into magical retreats.
Project Two
The vision was to create a bathroom which touches all your senses and inspires you on a daily basis. Relaxed and effortless, maximizing natural lighting through oversized arched windows, high ceilings and an open space.
Project Three
Tucked against the mountains in the Overberg of the Western Cape, Greyton is a quaint country village offering magnificent mountains, relaxation, and gorgeous fresh farm food, fabulous wine and craft beer.
Project Four
The secret is out! Vaniti House has been appointed to supply the bathrooms for The Safari Canvas Company’s luxury tents, and we couldn’t be prouder. The gorgeous interiors have been designed by Kate Guinness Design. Kate has used a combination of natural woods and fabrics to add calmness and warmth.
Project Five
We are so proud to have our bathroom ware selected for the renovation of this gorgeous Cotswolds cottage, Honeysuckle. Designer, Kate Hilton had a vision to include natural textures and hues to compliment the country surroundings.
Project Six
This collaboration between Vaniti House and Moment Architecture & Interiors showcases luxurious bathroom spaces defined by timeless elegance, rich textures, warm metallic accents, and beautifully crafted bespoke details. Thoughtfully layered materials, sculptural forms, and soft lighting create interiors that feel both refined and inviting.
Project Seven
Vaniti House is exceptionally proud to have supplied the accessible bathroom products for the beautifully refurbished InterContinental Table Bay Hotel at the V&A Waterfront, Cape Town.
Project Eight
We are incredibly proud to have supplied our Living Concepts and Mecca Care collections to the prestigious Quay 7 Hotel at the V&A Waterfront, Cape Town. Positioned within one of South Africa’s most significant hospitality developments in decades, the development is set to become one of the country’s most exclusive luxury destinations.
Projects
Project One
Nestled on the mountain side of Clifton, Cape Town we renovated both the family and main en-suite bathrooms. This characteristic bungalow offered a wonderful mix & match of an east colonial style of interior. The pelican and the winter garden wallpaper transformed the bathrooms into magical retreats.
Project Two
Project Three
Tucked against the mountains in the Overberg of the Western Cape, Greyton is a quaint country village offering magnificent mountains, relaxation, and gorgeous fresh farm food, fabulous wine and craft beer.
Project Four
The secret is out! Vaniti House has been appointed to supply the bathrooms for The Safari Canvas Company’s luxury tents, and we couldn’t be prouder. The gorgeous interiors have been designed by Kate Guinness Design. Kate has used a combination of natural woods and fabrics to add calmness and warmth.
Project Five
We are so proud to have our bathroom ware selected for the renovation of this gorgeous Cotswolds cottage, Honeysuckle. Designer, Kate Hilton had a vision to include natural textures and hues to compliment the country surroundings.
Project Six
This collaboration between Vaniti House and Moment Architecture & Interiors showcases luxurious bathroom spaces defined by timeless elegance, rich textures, warm metallic accents, and beautifully crafted bespoke details. Thoughtfully layered materials, sculptural forms, and soft lighting create interiors that feel both refined and inviting.
Project Seven
Vaniti House is exceptionally proud to have supplied the accessible bathroom products for the beautifully refurbished InterContinental Table Bay Hotel at the V&A Waterfront, Cape Town.
Project Eight
We are incredibly proud to have supplied our Living Concepts and Mecca Care collections to the prestigious Quay 7 Hotel at the V&A Waterfront, Cape Town. Positioned within one of South Africa’s most significant hospitality developments in decades, the development is set to become one of the country’s most exclusive luxury destinations.
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