Synopsis
The Japanese have perfected it – the art of turning a small space into a more-than-comfortable home, where everything has a place, whether it’s hidden, recessed or
cleverly multifunctional. The Gardens, Cape Town, loft of Andrew and Jade McDade
exemplifies this ‘space-smart’ approach to compact living. It’s a small apartment with a big-house attitude – stylish in a neat, restrained way, its simplicity the hallmark of interior minimalism.
What are visible are clean lines, carefully selected furniture pieces and sparse but cherished artworks, all complemented by a unifying palette of charcoal, black and white.
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