Season 5 Win a Home is on air
Buying property for sale in the current market is difficult for many buyers, and those living in Corridor are no exception. So if you are interested in property for sale in Corridor as an investment opportunity but don’t have the finances, why not try win a luxury dream home situated in a prime location.
If you are looking to make an investment by purchasing property for sale in Corridor, then imagine how it would feel to get the opportunity of winning a luxury three-bedroom dream home situated in Somerset West.
Entering this competition is as easy as watching an entertaining design reality TV show and voting for your favourite team. Join Win a Home for their 5th season, where you can catch it as a stand-alone show on SABC 3 every Thursday night at 19:30.
Three teams of two will compete by transforming three white-box penthouse apartments into luxurious dream homes. They will have this opportunity to bring to the table their unique design style and emerge as South Africa’s leading interior designer.
With each team being so unique in style it will make for a very entertaining show. This year the three teams will be made up of the following lucky designers:
Team 1: Contrast Control – Kehumile Mate and Nicholas Smit
Kehumile says; “I have always been so fascinated at how the spaces we inhabit affect our well-being directly and indirectly. I left the office-interior design industry for this one chance at making a mark in the residential design-scape so ‘150 % or nothing’ is the mantra.’’
Team 2: R&K – Rekopile Belebesi and Koketso Marole
Koketso’s design is a combination of minimalism, vintage, industrial and contemporary modern design. Koketso says, “Simplicity is my everyday aesthetic, but it’s the significance in the simplicity that brings my designs to life.”
Team 3: Perma Peeps – Melissa Oosthuizen and Sinead Turner
“It’s an incredible experience being able to partake in the Win a Home Design Challenge,” says Melissa. ‘’My promise is permaculture, and I look forward to the opportunity to express and further develop my design language.’’
