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Erna Moolman has a wonderful eye for beautiful interiors. An experienced interior designer working with clients across the Western Cape, Erna brings her love of colour, texture and gorgeous fabrics to a very special collection of handmade home furnishings.

For The Greyton Collective, Erna is creating a selection of beautiful one-off pieces, each made using her delightful fabrics and with the attention to detail you would expect from an interior designer.

From sumptuous scatter cushions and charming doorstops to the most gorgeous aprons that any chef would be proud to wear, her pieces are both practical and beautiful — designed to bring warmth, personality and a little indulgence into everyday life.

What we particularly love is that these aren’t mass-produced furnishings. They are individual pieces, made locally and created to add something distinctive to your home.

Come and discover Erna’s latest creations at The Greyton Collective — and add a little locally made luxury to your home.


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