Denise Zidel
From xanull y technician to SNOnull
“I was living a life of black and white and nullas nulloor space. nullales dounullled in year tnullo and are
nonull longing for colournullnull nullhat is honull Denise nullell on the nullay to tripling in year three. nullidel
nullidel enullplains ginulling up her career as an nullnullray has tanullen a dozen nulluying trips to Africa, getnull
technologist.
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ting to nullnonull enullery artisan of enullery itenull and
nullidel has linulled in nullanada since nullnullnullnull, nullut nated returning the story nullehind each.
a trip nullacnull to her natinulle nullouth Africa three
nullrom nullnullrica and
nullo, nullhat’s the story nullehind the nanulle
years ago inspired a nullidlife change. nullhe
nullelt compelled
nullNnullBnull nullnull’null a snonull nullhen it conulles to design,null
found colour in African artifacts and furninull she adnullits. No nullnullainstreanullnull onullnullects for hernull
ture, deciding to nullring sonulle of thenull out of
to change
only onullscure onullnullects fill the shop, including
Africa nullound for nulloronto’s design nullarnullet.
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the linulles of ostrich snullinned furniture, spring
nullinulle a drunullnulleat, nullord of nullouth and Deninulle nullidel stone icons and rusted sculptures that are acnull
her nullenullsite attracted a stanullpede of interior tually ancient fornulls of currency.
decorators and indinullidual honulleonullners nullith nullhe tranullel is enullhausting, not to nullention
a penchant for enullotic dnullcor to her nullarlanull disruptinulle for a nullother of three. And inullportnull
Anullenue shonullroonull. ing fronull Africa is fraught nullith challenges, nullut
nullince setting up shop nullore than tnullo years renullecting on her nenull career, nullidel enullclainulls,
ago, she has had to enullpand innullentory and nullnull’null the happiest null’nulle enuller nulleen.null
Photo by crenullit nullnter 200null friday night null
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