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Discover the best top things to do in Woodstock, South Africa including Kelly John Gough, Imiso, Scotch & Sofa by Mitch and the Machine, Neighbourgoods Market, The Woodstock Exchange, Kat van Duinen, African Home, Fields, Bibliophilia.
Restaurants in Woodstock
1. Kelly John Gough
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Bold, rich oils on a raw backdrop of wood panel; elegant, classical figures with a provocative, erotic edge - Capetonian Kelly John Gough's artwork embodies a breathtaking joining of juxtapositions. Inspired by the human form, Kelly paints striking nudes with a composition enriched by chiaroscuro, exciting areas of negative space and the natural grain of his signature wooden panel canvas.
2. Imiso
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
3. Scotch & Sofa by Mitch and the Machine
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Scotch & Sofa by Mitch and the Machine is a proudly South African home decoration and interior design shop, which was established in 2014. Mitch Mitchell AKA Mitch and the Machine is the creative drive behind the one of a kind and bespoke interior decorations found in the world of Scotch & Sofa by Mitch and the Machine. We maintain originality throughout our product range by controlling the entire process from sourcing, designing and manufacturing. We are an alternative home decoration and interior design choice because we don't believe in ordinary.
4. Neighbourgoods Market
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4.5 based on 101 reviews
Reviewed By yns_10 - Sydney, Australia
This Saturday market was highly recommended to us and after our visit we understand why. Superior market goods, great dining options including the outstanding food market. Would have loved to bring things home, but Australia's customs regulation frown on this.
5. The Woodstock Exchange
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4.5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By BeccaLouise89 - Whitley Bay, United Kingdom
Really cool to combine this with Old Biscuit Mill for some great shopping opportunities. If I lived in Cape Town I could have bought so much for my house! Worth a visit for gifts (for others or yourself)
6. Kat van Duinen
For the woman who adores effortless chic - that understated sexiness found in minimalist cuts, luxurious fabrics and impeccable tailoring - yet loves an element of surprise, like a hit of electric blue or vibrant shot of African print, Kat van Duinen pieces are designed for you. From exotic leather handbags to sumptuous garments, Kat van Duinen offers proudly South African womenswear.
7. African Home
African Home offers a range of traditional African products ranging from home decor to functional home ware as well as gifts and accessories, based on the finest aesthetic and artistic traditional workmanship. Marketing these products while developing new products constantly, creates work for disadvantaged communities with high levels of unemployment.
8. Fields
At FIELDS we believe that today, men are proud to be multifaceted. These facets can be grouped into three as: Soul, encompassing contemplation, purity, solace and integrity; Art, including work, creativity, leadership and the meaningful impact your art can make; and Outdoor, the tactile, fresh air, physicality and nature play. FIELDS provides a wardrobe for these multifaceted men, with pieces that can be layered and collected through the years. Crafted in natural yarns sourced throughout southern Africa, products produced by FIELDS are created to share in journeys from home to the workspace, from streets to the outdoors, and in the world’s foremost cities.
