How Lodge Owners Can Create an Authentic Bush Dining Experience
Creating a truly memorable bush dining experience is both an art and a science—an immersive blend of nature, comfort, and curated design. For safari lodge owners, it’s an opportunity to captivate guests not just with the wilderness but with the thoughtful, tactile experience of dining under African skies. Done well, bush dining becomes more than […]
Field Bars: The Ultimate Statement Piece for Your Home
In today’s design landscape, where personalization and storytelling take center stage, the field bar emerges as a captivating fusion of history, craftsmanship, and functionality. Rooted in the traditions of African safaris and colonial expeditions, field bars have evolved into versatile furniture pieces that seamlessly blend with modern interiors. Whether you’re curating a lodge-style retreat or enhancing […]
Game Drive Seating The Key to Luxury and Comfort on Safari
A safari is more than wildlife—it’s about the experience. And few things elevate that experience more than the thoughtful touch of comfortable, beautifully designed seating when stopping for a sundowner or morning coffee in the bush. Game drive seating refers not to the built-in seats in safari vehicles, but to the portable, easy-to-carry chairs and […]
Top Reasons to Choose The African Touch Furniture
Crafted from premium African hardwoods, natural leather, and solid brass, The African Touch’s safari campaign furniture is both functional and artistic. Inspired by traditional British Military Campaign furniture, these pieces add elegance and sophistication to luxury safari lodges and home offices. They’re built to last for generations1 Let’s delve into the top reasons why The African […]
What is Rhodesian Teak?
Rhodesian teak, scientifically known as Baikiaea plurijuga, is a remarkable hardwood native to southern Africa. It is also commonly referred to as African teak, Mukusi, Zambian teak, or Zambesi redwood12. Historical Background Geographical Distribution: Rhodesian teak is primarily found in the Kalahari sands of southern Angola, northern Botswana, northern Namibia, southern Zambia, and northern Zimbabwe1. The […]
