African interiors: the descreet charm of objects (2/2)
Welcome to the second episode of my personal selection of African objects and spaces. It seems that you – well, some of you 🙂 – appreciated the first post, so here I am! This week I’ll have the subtle pleasure to expose a variety of spaces ranging from the most unexpected to the pulpiest. At the very bottom of the post you’ll find a surprise, but please: before scrolling down make sure to be at least 41 years old.
ECWA – Kano, Nigeria
Spotless comfort at ECWA – Kano (Nigeria)
Floral courtains – Everywhere (Africa)
CFA hotel, a place to be – Bauchi (Nigeria)
Apocalyptic evening on the CFA hotel – Bauchi (Nigeria)
CFA hotel, a place to be – Bauchi (Nigeria)
Hotel de France, Kano, Nigeria
Losing weight – Serti (Nigeria)
Where objects lay down (Hotel de France, Kano, Nigeria)
Sweet Sweet Backery, pool area – Kano (Nigeria)
Master bedroom in Kakaki’s house – Kano (Nigeria)
A Presbyterian kitchen – Buea (Cameroon)
A Presbyterian plate – Buea (Cameroon)
The great Toscanini and its interiors
Bure bedroom – Nigeria
No place is like Porte Mayo – Maroua (Cameroon)
Nazi aesthetics in Swakopmund (Namibia)
Bole kitchen Nigeria
An Igbo kitchen in Bure (Nigeria)
Inside the castle – Cape Coast (Ghana)
Green umbrella and no people – Foumban, Cameroon
YES, THE PULPIEST!
The message is: don’t go anal (or don’t have sex with your socks on)- Foumban (Cameroon)
Nausicaa
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