JENNA HISCOCK

PROJECTS

A collection of interior projects that explore how design can shape meaningful, functional and inspiring spaces for the people, families and users who live in them.

01

FORM

Beauty with purpose.

Cove Studio office with leather chairs, olive walls, arched shelving and a view of Table Mountain

WORKPLACE DESIGN · CAPE TOWN · 2026

Cove Studio Workplace Design

A calm, biophilic workspace that reflects the brand's core promise of Form, Flow and Function. Olive green, warm neutrals, timber, marble and subtle gold accents create a studio that feels grounded, open and connected.

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Southbound Brewed lounge with fluted timber arches, woven pendants and a city-view terrace

HOSPITALITY DESIGN · 2026

Brewed Southbound

A microbrewery that turns the brewery experience into a celebration of connection, culture and community. Visible brewing, communal gathering spaces, local storytelling and live entertainment replace the typical industrial aesthetic with something warm and proudly South African.

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02

FLOW

Energy that moves naturally.

The Collective: timber pergolas and a gravel courtyard beside the restored Steytlerville church

PG BISON COMPETITION · UNIVERSITY SELECTIVE TOP 5 · 2026

The Collective

Steytlerville Seventh-day Adventist Church

The Collective transforms an existing church into a resilient community hub rooted in the rural Karoo. Shaded structures, pathways and planting carry activity outdoors and support worship, learning, play and celebration across generations.

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03

FUNCTION

Design that works for you.

BIODIVERSITY CENTRE · 2026

The Curator House

Biodiversity Centre at Lapalala Wilderness

A place for learning, discovery and reflection, inspired by the relationships between land, life and the sky. Natural materials, tactile surfaces, interactive exhibitions and an observatory connect visitors with the surrounding wilderness.

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The Curator House social and eating area with terrazzo tables, rattan chairs and perforated timber screens

ALSO

Collaborations

Japandi kitchen with timber cabinetry, a skylight, a sculptural pendant and mountain views

INTERIOR DESIGN COLLABORATION · UNIVERSITY SELECTIVE TOP 5 · 2026

Villers House

The Space Between

A collaborative residential project for a blended family in Stellenbosch, exploring how a home can bring people together while giving each person room to grow. Warm Japandi materials, natural light and a connection to the garden support family life, while quieter spaces offer privacy and belonging.

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