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a journey to fall. consider kenya as in the stuff. and look at some point with balance, takes african jewelry pieces around the globe with have funky designs. join us as we touched down in maricia were young artists, a shape in the voice of this pledging industry. i entities. and this is after max. ah, ah ah, most of us don't see staple food like rice and beans and the money dining experience as a mess made in heaven, bugs and gun at the fables what he is getting a much needed update. that he said, look, i have been that way. why fi thought? what is a luca done? but i have added them. what in 3 stories, which i call watchable?

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he eats what he all the time. yeah. so the 1st time i, i tried to put really nice. i was working with my dad and he but he didn't, i had to complete the air force i think critically. i think when i came in here, i wanted to do something different medical and i've not found out what has to look up diva. that was what came to mind. and then what you bought. it didn't take the last long on things. audrey went off the semester and why this week will be a best one or whatever. as a suggested, i was filled with excitement because basically we are an african refugees. we're trying to recreate what the dish is about popular green food, what a home version of a year ago, when to lassie joined,

he decided that he would make watching at latter. so on tuesdays we offer something called watching bog down. that's why fi but that as a 3 course meal, so you have a welcome drink. you have the watching whether you want to face or goes be. and then it is that. so then that started a year ago. the demand for watching has gone through that has actually become even more of a best seller. you need your beans, you need to arise and you need, your millet needs to be done beating power. but i wanted to have that the nation a few by still maintain the look out for a bit of coconut smoke. and then as a change of the moon,

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gonna, i just getting to the new we all enjoy in this traditional meal to your live. ah, let me know better combination than tasty and food will know that the kitchen is the hearts of the home. but i'm the 180 every nook and cranny is equally important. i met up with her to find out how hope vision for the home in the know easily in this home the pre from time had some specific requirements. and i'm the one with the designer were delivered on that and more. but let's hear from her what needs to creating this beautiful space was like i knew, i know this is an absolutely beautiful and tell me a little bit about the design pre from the client. so when you met with a guy in the time they actually got through the 3 d active,

takes them into the design of this room more than and they actually explained that the like exclusive things. they like more than things by nothing's in life. but they also enter the room that would have a whole new field at home that would be like the day when they come back from the hectic busy schedule, they will just relax. so if it is out of bed, we went back and thought very carefully about it. and we then came about came, came with a concept of the modern outdoors. ah, what was the biggest challenge when it came to the interior of this home? the biggest challenge that i had are with designing this home was om based basically, centralized around the time factor. so balancing bed and also balancing other plans because this home are, is a 10 key kind of project. so we started from ceilings,

everything that you see in this house was who tamar, ah, tell us how you brought the natural aesthetic into the pieces that you used in the home. yes, so it went off with the filling in the garage. we actually spoke with a wood that we found in this home and we used it on the ceiling and also in the living area ceiling we went with a, a natural wood. so it's basically a thermal would, it's very, very natural. we used it on the ceiling, who also used it awful pennington to, to divide the space is, the wine cellar was a part of the brief. yes i and that they went in zillow as each one of their believe. so we then designed the wine cellar, but the space was so huge ah, after the design, after they are 3 d designs and i'm with n flagged to the client to see this the, the space is too big to just use their walls only less feather. i

enjoy the space by incorporating something like a gaming space. that was the initial idea leg introduce around table. our way. they could have a 2nd min cave, a place where there's no t, v 's the could just be discussing playing games and tasting why. so in the beginning it flew, and then at a later stage, our gland then came back and said, ah, but i'm maybe let's make it a bids in and use couches instead of a round table. so we designed that twice in our and would love it. and our to it's a beautiful winds, and i think of the most and one of the most beautiful species in this, in this home of all is winded. how do you listen to your client and what they want with as compromising under design principles? oh, that's a very good question. for me, i believe that knowledge is power, soul in everything that i do. i always make sure that i keep up with the trends. i

keep up with all the does and principles. i understand every thing that interior design is on about what i can do and what i can do. and i find that it helps a lot during the day in shared beliefs with the client because he is listening is very good. so we tend to listen very attentively, but at the same time, you don't want to compromise the design principles. so when you know what you're talking about, it's very easy to get the client to also align physically with concept in the designs and not expect things that are compromising the design principles. i can already see the cutting is art of our next artist on these walls. we travel to maricia to explore hardly young talent there is shaking up the art scene. ah, wishes is best known for its words and an island life, quite polkas. kyle: for yet art at thought the island is

a will composed of carla and vibrant lamb. his work has become synonymous with they aren't in diverse culture that is malicious when you are treated, people can steer away from it because it's, it's a public art it's. it's, it's made to be to be seen and i see that people are really sensor both to that and you see the change that it brings. the few years ago we had emerging of a lot of neuro emotion. and the change, the 1st section of i think most of us this idea about and now people knew who did before i knew that those teaching is period. i think that the most important thing that putting us out there with people i read and do

what one of the latest commission in collaboration with the 3rd thought was for them. you are at the center feed as you travel into the upper grades for all is the model of the quote, an ad center. and it's such guy. i decided to people march to the movies themselves . i wanted to focus on the arctic. i knew how hard it is to bring high discipline in special in malicious and that was a new marsh to them because i wanted them to to, to feel the strength when, when they, when they were doing the form into this piece. it's all about the grinding of i know i was chasing young we don't have inch and to, to getting fired from everything is quite contemporary. and this is what makes it

interesting to finding out who we are is because we are influenced by something that is completely new and worthy is korea. this is, this is what makes the motion the motion of coach a unique and that's why tibet are starting to find interesting that this is what i use me to, to, to bring every page in my work which is to, to finalize on, on black, really becoming and what, what is use right now? it is new and it belongs to kerry. and when i spoke about fuel, i don't open the language. i talk about the korea or way of being a living or making to making music really nothing anymore. being descendant of slaves or an educated people creole is what we all have in common. what brings us together and i think the faction that my eyes

and this are like this would function because it shouldn't african. how's it function and maurice and should be function today? we can just pin uniform reaches because we still have issues and that's what's important. it's creating this that makes every motion and look at it and feel like need. this is monica, and this is what we have in common. whether we from indian origins, financial region, or african regions, we are going to the same same point, which is really united. and this is what i want to show in my work. you know, this is our, to me, this is our, our strength holidays away from home is something with all the poets it. but if it gets a disc mason wrong, you might lose more than just your wrist. and ricky's in time get to the canyon

says the of the bus that is a so if i have been traveling looking for the house, i've been so oh, you know, full view about was some guys i know to be. i'm going to be sharing with you the history, the culture, the lifestyle of the beautiful people of butter the let's jones i was on the coastal town in can yeah, east africa. it is also one of the most beautiful places to explore on the continent duties. look, as shown on a carolling island in a bee of the indian ocean, with numerous beachfront hotel south appealed to travelers in search of san san and south and its arab indian and colonial t. u. a piano edited make for a wide variety of sites to see. the old city has a strong middle eastern via,

with now streets high houses, with carved ornamental balconies and mosques and temples. the old town cuevas anerio 72, hector, and is inhabited by a mix of local, rob asian, portuguese and british settlers. i fest police on the list to explore was for jesus, which was viewed by the parties and is now in museum. it was beautiful as the end of the 16th century on the coastline year old town will bustle on by some of the transit plays for trade at that time, and it gets with india and the photos beauty protected towns from outside in vetoes . the fort stood over a spot of corral and it tells the story of how the portuguese, at one time ruled the trade routes of the indian ocean. ah, a millenniums so much about the history. and you can see all this canons here, their fists and the water outwards, on this other side of this wall is the water. and this is how they used to defend

themselves against intruders on the lab. who are coming is so interesting to see that everything here was made from dog alcaraz. it took chisels on homicide under a dig in. and i can imagine how long it must have taken them to be able to build something like this. our next task was exploring the main town of boston, who is des moines avenue, which is known for the more butter toast. 2 pairs of giant aluminium elephant toasts. crossing to draw carried through the tusk. i've become a popular tories destination for the city, just across the roads from that source, was hulu guardians? i've never seen as many foot baths in my life. the where it's housing flexible mob, the city with decided to take a ride in it took 2, which is a 3 wheel ridge shop. it's the best and cheapest way to move on to the city. will be steady hindered sample in the middle of the city or

is minutes. action is the i catching color. so double doors are beautiful, carvings, it's open, so everyone's explore for free will make sure to be respectful by removing your shoes before entry. missouri has one of the most beautiful white sandwiches in the world, also along the beach font and ari of hotels and realized that to garcia to experience the indian ocean. this is one of the bitches here that they have in mombasa. and as you can see around me, lots of people come here on the weekends to come at you and also experience the indian ocean is just bought in the indian ocean, which is also one of the keenest. claire's in africa. i just forgot how clay to what i thought. one thing i love about tenure ah,

my name is gab is born raised in massa, a k, a 001 at this place is a very nice place to chill. it's all of the most misplaced his i can say to he left me coming out to these places there, made them our friends just come with to really experience the big for i will say you child world to what's out with . i'm about to job on a just with how was the experience i was don't my go come down to mama and get some of the bus as many historical encore tra attractions or maybe the popular toys destination

. it's a male team for the languages on poll chose from all sides of the indiana sean. and is it really amazing place to experience having more in common with dot com or dice? lab nairobi, baldes blend of india. i. e. b, i. africa is uniquely enchanting. how many visitors find themselves falling for you stuff because because i'm most cosmopolitan ports, i would definitely recommend this as one of the best travel destination. traditions in africa from relaxing holiday away from home to pick up a completely different kind, unique and indulgent. your reach creates it, right? yeah. in session today, i feel like africa's not taking up space in the global design industry because i see other big brands manipulating culture and selling it to us as their own. and it's quite said by giving us 2nd hand goods instead of us giving

them the originals. busy why don't we set our own friend instead of absorbing what the world is giving us? that's i have decided, you know, at, i'm going to be original. when it's helen african story through jewelry. thought on goober raised ho, gets home with allied, created her own range of african is by stage, been jewelry that encourages all africans to support local design is go get so is on her way to meet with her sister who has both her biggest fan and moved on his critique to discuss the latest design. but for some good ease is easy. so really it's important for me to share my designs with someone i trust. my sister in law rose, i treat her like my customer. i love. okay, let me show you, then if i make something and i get a better reaction from her, i know that up,

okay. it means it's, it's a bad design. so having her on me, it's actually quite important. she's coming in as someone from the outside and she's very honest. makes a bold statement like some people. yeah. it's simple but it makes her both segment but you have to be careful hers. yeah. you my boss headaches. yeah. uh huh. oh good. so my sister and she just goes all out in la jolla, needs a lot to hide, means everything to hey, the work day has only just begun. okay, go ahead to her studio to work with a team of very talented jewelry, make his plan. so today will be making statement hammered africa, earrings and that's he will be cutting. and then eddie here will be hammering, which is texture rising. i'll be annealing the metal mbm soldering and then the say

whole be punishing and assembling. bit earrings she'll, she's actually finishing everything off. i studied jewelry design with the acquittal general project, what they do as they concentrate on the practical side of jewelry design. they saw that i was a j. m. so they decided to make sure that i studied feather. so i did a short course and cared which used computer aided design. it was quite intensive bad. it was with a roofing after a few years in business, i applied for a scholarship to go study in italy and i was chosen as one of the 25 students was my 1st time been been outside san africa. i had to study jewelry design in italian, and i didn't know that until i could see. but now i can proudly say i can speak

a bit of italian. everything that i lent in even i brought it home and i'm sharing with with it. we went our on me, i lent for business management to graphic design, to the history of jewelry itself, and also land stones setting out say, if i bet and go to e to me out still be they the gussy gil, who's just wake him from him to my principles of good jewelry design, biggest one is quality and being unique and original. because if you're not making good quality jewelry, who's gonna buy it? who's gonna come back? i'm african. why not tell the stories that i know instead of stories that are being

told by somebody else like the other day i dreamed of us me and i was very stressed. i started reading about makes and those positive meanings to dreaming about snakes and been i was like became now i need to come up with the design that resembles a snake, but it doesn't actually look like a sneak for people was scared of snakes. sing people funny love with what i do and appreciate what i'm giving them it's. it's quite amazing and it's it's healing and fulfilling or ah, and that's the open the design and creates of expression we had time for today. thank you so much for sharing and don't forget to hit us up on social media. what's

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