Afri-tectural Digest
KemideA invitation into the world of architecture, (interior and exterior) design, and lifestyle from Africa and the African diaspora. Past, present and (Afro)future!
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 14 | Subscribers | Read | cottagenoir.substack.com |
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A Museum devoted to my people !
It was an incredibly moving experience recently, stepping into the newly opened John Randle Museum for Yorùbá heritage in Lagos Nigeria. In all my years of avid museum going ….. nerdily travelling around the world from Brooklyn to Beijing…....
Visiting the home of an African emperor .... in the sleepy town of Bath
Two cancelled trains and two recalcitrant tweens, who would much rather be headed to Westfield shopping centre than the West Country, were certainly not going to put me off my plans last Sunday. I had planned for a family trip to the ancien...
All about love, sensuality ....and interiors
I had the pleasure of spending an afternoon last week on a creative solo date (as mandated by the creativity classic “The Artists Way”) and skipped off to visit Mickalane Thomas’s exhibition, “All About Love” on at London’s Hayward Gallery....
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I am passionate about sharing stories and histories of homes lived in by Africans and African diaspora. I share my thoughts on Black design, architecture, and Afrocentric living in the past, present and (Afro) future
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