Silver Rabbit Interior Design
We make the space you aspire to, a reality.
A glimpse behind the scenes of a very special day of filming with DSTV’s The Home Channel.
Before the cameras roll, there is buzz of preparation: lights are positioned, microphones adjusted, scripts discussed and every detail considered. It is a collaborative process that allows the story of an interior to be shared with the same care that went into creating it.
We are grateful for the opportunity to speak about the design thinking behind this home: the decisions, details and intentions that give a beautiful space its meaning.
We will keep you posted when this episode will be on air.
21/09/2026
A beautifully designed home is not defined by one room, but every space supports the rhythm of daily life.
From cohesive, considered interiors and practical kitchens to restful bedrooms, focused home offices and welcoming entertaining areas, each space requires its own balance of function, comfort and character.
Thoughtful layouts, layered materials, purposeful lighting and carefully selected finishes allow the home to feel connected, while still giving every room a distinct sense of place.
Which space in your home would you most love to transform?
Save this carousel for future inspiration or enquire with us to begin the conversation.
An evening immersed in colour, texture and creative energy — where every detail offered a fresh perspective. Thank you for a wonderful evening. From dramatic lighting and shimmering surfaces to bold architectural moments, the experience was a beautiful reminder of how atmosphere can shape the way we feel.
The most memorable spaces are not only seen; they are experienced. What colours, textures or details make your home feel most like you?
14/09/2026
A home office should do more than accommodate the working day — it should bring clarity, composure, and quiet distinction to it.
Here, design begins with permanence: built-in joinery, layered lighting, thoughtful storage, and seating chosen with both comfort and presence in mind. Practical details are resolved with care, allowing the room to feel calm, architectural, and deeply connected to the rest of the home.
Because the spaces we work in also shape how we think, focus, and present ourselves.
Save this for your next home office project or enquire to begin a more considered workspace.
A beautifully considered home carries a quiet sense of continuity — each space connected, yet given its own distinct character.
For this project, our fabric and finish selections flow from the main lounge and second lounge through to the children’s bedroom and main suite. A refined palette of black and white remains consistent throughout, with subtle shifts in texture, pattern and proportion bringing individuality to each room.
From rugs and sofa upholstery to scatter cushions and upholstered headboards, every layer has been chosen to create a home that feels cohesive and considered.
As you watch the spaces come together, consider this: what does home need to feel like for you?
07/09/2026
Texture is what gives a beautifully edited interior its depth, warmth and quiet sense of character.
In mid-century modern design, rich timber grain, tactile upholstery, soft woven rugs and the subtle sheen of brass work together to soften clean geometry without overwhelming the space. The result is a room that feels considered rather than crowded—grounded by natural materials, balanced through contrast and connected by thoughtful repetition.
Which texture would you introduce first: warm timber, soft boucle or brushed brass?
A good building experience often begins with care. You can sense it in a contractor who takes pride in the work and stays invested in the home taking shape.
It helps to be on site when the details you value are being completed. If tile alignment, plasterwork or paint finishes are important to you, inspect them while the team is there and small adjustments are still easy to make.
Work made by hand will always carry a few imperfections. A good contractor earns your trust in the way they respond and put things right.
Before your next project begins, pause and consider: what does home mean to you, and which details will help create that feeling?
31/08/2026
A room feels complete not when every surface is filled, but when every element has a reason to be there.
Visual weight creates presence; balance brings stability; contrast adds depth; scale establishes proportion; negative space gives the eye somewhere to rest; and a clear focal point leads the composition. Together, these principles shape interiors that feel calm, connected, and quietly resolved.
Thoughtful design is often felt before it is consciously understood—in the relationship between light and dark, smooth and textured, curved and linear, and in the restraint to leave space around what matters.
Save this guide for the next time a room feels almost right—but not quite.
The quiet luxury of a bed begins with what you cannot always see.
Thread count may be the term we know best, but it tells only part of the story. The quality of the fibre, the integrity of the weave and the way the fabric is finished all shape how your linen feels, breathes and lasts.
From the cool, crisp character of percale to the soft lustre of sateen, understanding these details allows us to choose with greater care — and create bedrooms that feel as considered as they look.
Because true comfort is deeply personal.
Thank you to our trade partner for the information in this video.
When you think of home, which textures and rituals give you that unmistakable feeling of belonging?
Some pieces are chosen. Others are discovered.
A throwback to sourcing in Cape Town last month, moving between showrooms filled with furniture and objects shaped by English and French influences. Time had left its mark beautifully—aged surfaces, softened finishes and walls rich with patina.
Each piece was considered for a very specific project, where character, proportion and provenance matter as much as function.
And between showrooms, a quiet cup of tea—because the best sourcing days deserve a moment to pause.
Which detail would have caught your eye?
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