Fashion Designer Lezanne Viviers’s Johannesburg Digs Double as a Studio and Concept Store
The glass-fronted, 1960s gem acts as a display case for her eponymous label, vibrant artworks, and modernist furniture.
The glass-fronted, 1960s gem acts as a display case for her eponymous label, vibrant artworks, and modernist furniture.
Fashion designer Lezanne Viviers and her husband, Walter Anderson, hadn’t intended to move from their cozy apartment in Hyde Park, Johannesburg, let alone buy a new house—until they stumbled upon a modernist gem on a kopje, or small hill, overlooking the city at the junction of the Melville, Parkview, and Westcliff neighborhoods.
Inside the couple’s home, vividly painted walls meet floor-to-ceiling glass. Skylights add luminosity to the vibrant interiors.
Photo by Niccolò Benetton and Simone Santilli
"The house is still in its original state. Our job was to bring in some color," says Lezanne.
Photo by Niccolò Benetton and Simone Santilli
Numerous ceramics are on display throughout the interior.
Photo by Niccolò Benetton and Simone Santilli
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