Yinjispace collaborates with South African designers to present design and business tour in Cape Town!

Yinjispace, a renowned Chinese design platform, announced an innovative partnership with South African designers to host an exclusive educational and business tour in the city of Cape Town, South Africa. This event was scheduled to take place at the end of October, marking a significant milestone for the design industry.
The tour brought together prominent Chinese property developers, architects, and interior designers who looked forward to a series of comprehensive masterclasses covering various facets of design, including architecture, interior design, furniture, and art.
Leading the masterclasses were sister companies: SAOTA, an international architecture studio, ARRCC, an interior design studio, and OKHA, a luxury furniture and design studio. These industry giants opened their studios to share their invaluable insights and expertise, followed by tours of their completed projects nestled within and around Cape Town.
Yinjispace, in collaboration with these three studios, aimed to shine a spotlight on Cape Town as a global design capital, positioning it at the forefront of the international design scene. In addition, Yinjispace fostered partnerships with local designers and artists, including Southern Guild, Tiaan Meyer from Meyer & Associates, Zizipho Poswa, Andile Dyalvane, Stanislaw Trzebinski, and Porky Hefer, to enrich the tour with diverse creative perspectives and talents.
This event represented a milestone as it marked the first of its kind held by the private sector in the post-pandemic era. It had already gained substantial support and endorsement from key stakeholders, including the Cape Town municipal government, the Western Cape government, the Department of Trade and Industry, and the Department of Home Affairs.
The objective of this tour was to showcase Cape Town as a global design hub and foster greater tourism between South Africa and China. By bringing together designers and creative minds from different corners of the world, Yinjispace paved the way for cross-cultural collaboration and promoted the exchange of ideas, artistry, and innovation.







