2020 taught us, if anything, to invest in the places we call home, seeing we were spending so much time there. From kickstarting multiple DIY projects to spending all our money buying new home furniture and deco items, we did it all.
A Namibian interior brand we’ve been eyeing is Kenren Interiors. In this edition of Home & Living, we find out what their number 1 decor item is right now.
I have always been a loner.
I think, the world would be a better place if we were more in touch with our own love languages, and the love language of those nearest and dearest to us.
We are so happy to see more and more Namibians get into content creating, starting their own blogs and YouTube channels because it means we get to consume our own stories. Even better, we get to tell them ourselves.
Here’s a list of some Namibian content we’ve been enjoying lately.
The secret is out. There’s a new way to relax and meditate in Windhoek and we feel everyone should try it at least once.
We recently attended a very fun Secret Sunset session where we also had a chat with the Namibian group’s founding members about how it all came about.
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‘’I know the world is on fire, but keep making your art. Keep submitting. Keep applying for things. It’s the only way we’ll survive.’’ @lovecindyxo
Some of my closest friends I met during my childhood.
The journey started at primary school through to high school and then adulthood.
Reality has never hit me this hard for me to actually sit myself the fuck down and look at my options, the good and the bad. *dis vusu. How can an executive of a big firm be such a clown when it comes to *DICK!
’If you’re never going to talk to me again, that’s okay. I know you promised you would never leave me five months ago while I was crying into your chest, but I also know that sometimes it snows in the middle of April or weeds grow in the middle of a rose garden, so I understand that things happen that aren’t supposed to.’’
From the last letter I ever wrote you.