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An air-conditioning bulkhead was never meant to disappear.Finished in textured Liquid Metal antique bronze, this functio...
17/08/2026

An air-conditioning bulkhead was never meant to disappear.

Finished in textured Liquid Metal antique bronze, this functional structure becomes a deliberate architectural feature, with ventilation and lighting integrated into the design.

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PATINA, IN FULL EXPRESSION.A sculptural planter finished in Liquid Metal bronze. Warm metallic tones meet deep, aged mar...
14/08/2026

PATINA, IN FULL EXPRESSION.

A sculptural planter finished in Liquid Metal bronze. Warm metallic tones meet deep, aged markings, giving a familiar form an entirely new presence.

Created by Artep Studio in collaboration with INDIGENUS Planters

Showroom visits by appointment.

A glimpse behind the scenes of a recent project.Liquid Metal in Antique Gold, applied by hand across a sweeping sculptur...
11/08/2026

A glimpse behind the scenes of a recent project.

Liquid Metal in Antique Gold, applied by hand across a sweeping sculptural staircase. The finish follows every curve, catching the light differently as the architecture unfolds.

Site still in progress. Already quite a presence.

Discover our range of Liquid Metal finishes and more architectural surface materials at our Cape Town showroom. Visits by appointment only, contact us to arrange yours.

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MONOLITH Chair No.1A sculptural chair reduced to its most essential form.The silhouette is strict and monolithic, yet th...
14/07/2026

MONOLITH Chair No.1

A sculptural chair reduced to its most essential form.

The silhouette is strict and monolithic, yet the hand-finished surface introduces movement, irregularity, and a more human quality.

Liquid Metal finish in a pale, softly patinated tone, with visible tonal variation and hand-finished surface character.

Part of the MONOLITH Collection by ARTEP.

12/07/2026

Sonny was truly one of a kind. After a terrible start in life, she was rescued, and we brought her home at Christmas 2016. She was frail and exhausted, spending her first week curled up on my lap. I fed her gently and often, like a baby, and massaged her delicate skin with coconut oil. Slowly, she grew stronger. I could even see her hair coming back. Watching her transform and reveal her loving, beautiful spirit was incredible.

We shared nearly ten wonderful years together. Our pets are a gift from heaven, but we never get to keep them long enough.

My little shadow, you’re gone… and my heart doesn’t know how to go on without you. I miss you so much.

Monolith Bench No. 2Dark reclaimed wood. White gold.A brutalist form with a sharp material pulse.ARTEP restraint. But wi...
10/07/2026

Monolith Bench No. 2

Dark reclaimed wood. White gold.
A brutalist form with a sharp material pulse.

ARTEP restraint. But with presence.

GAVIN RAJAH × ARTEP Gavin Rajah’s latest unisex collection meets the ARTEP Monolith Bench & Chair in a striking tension ...
06/07/2026

GAVIN RAJAH × ARTEP

Gavin Rajah’s latest unisex collection meets the ARTEP Monolith Bench & Chair in a striking tension between softness and solidity. Fabric moves, metal holds. A bold exchange of contrast.

The Gavin Rajah Unisex collection launches on 20th July


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MONOLITH BENCH No. 1A low, sculptural form in dark patinated Liquid Metal.Heavy in presence. Restrained in line. Marked ...
23/06/2026

MONOLITH BENCH No. 1

A low, sculptural form in dark patinated Liquid Metal.

Heavy in presence. Restrained in line. Marked by the hand.

Part of the Monolith Collection by ARTEP.

Material has always been at the heart of my work.I’m looking forward to joining the Material Comforts panel at Future Ta...
19/06/2026

Material has always been at the heart of my work.

I’m looking forward to joining the Material Comforts panel at Future Talks 2026 during Decorex Africa in Cape Town.

We’ll be exploring how materials influence the way we experience a space, why texture and imperfection can make an interior feel more human, and how craftsmanship can create a sense of calm without losing depth or character.

Grateful to be part of this conversation hosted by and to share the stage with such inspiring voices.





13/06/2026

LIGHT. SHADOW. ARTEP.

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