Inspired by the landscape, culture and natural beauty of its setting atop the Helshoogte Pass, Delaire Graff Estate \u2013 which opened its doors in 2009 \u2013 is renowned as the Jewel of the Cape Winelands.<\/p>\n
Having undergone a significant refurbishment in 2023, Delaire Graff Estate reopened its doors with 16 luxurious lodges and an Owner\u2019s Villa, a tranquil spa, and a Japanese restaurant, H\u014cSEKI.<\/p>\n
Implemented by the renowned David Collins Studio \u2013 who has worked with the Estate since its inception \u2013 and guided by the vision of Owner and renowned diamantaire Laurence Graff OBE, interiors have been reimagined and refined while honouring the original ethos and spirit of Delaire Graff Estate.<\/p>\n
\u201cDelaire Graff Estate is my happy place. I love visiting, the people, the hospitality. This makes every project at the Estate very personal and special to me. Our collaboration with Laurence Graff is long-standing and successful. For these reasons, I think Delaire Graff Estate instantly makes guests fall in love with it, embrace its warmth, enjoy its personality and leave with wonderful memories.\u201d<\/em> Simon Rawlings, Chief Creative Officer, David Collins Studio<\/p>\n Expansive wet bars are set alongside custom furniture and decorative lighting, including white plaster chandeliers by Alexandre Log\u00e9 and pieces by B&B Italia and Maxalto Collection. Locally crafted dining tables, coffee tables with smoked glass tops and organic timber bases, and upholstered armchairs are beautifully complemented by hand-knotted wool and silk rugs by Sinclair Till.<\/p>\n Upon arrival, redefined lobby floors feature honed Crema Marfil marble with polished Marron Imperial inlays. Within the living spaces, dark timber floors are accented by burnt orange and yellow detailing. Each of the two bedrooms features patterned fabrics inspired by traditional South African prints across seating upholstery and cushions, with decorative wall sconces by Holly Hunt.<\/p>\nLuxury Lodges: Garden and Luxury Suites<\/h2>\n
Presidential Lodges: Opulent Arrivals<\/h2>\n
H\u014cSEKI Japanese Restaurant Interiors<\/h2>\n