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Ballito Lifestyle Centre launches new stores inside The Studios

The Studios also provides a platform for selected local artists to showcase their talent.

The Studios celebrated its official launch at Ballito Lifestyle Centre last week and will offer a unique and intimate shopping experience.

Lifestyle Centre owner, Bruce Rencken thanked all those who contributed toward turning the dream of The Studios into reality.

Set to a backdrop of glass, steel and natural materials, The Studios provides a classy new platform for businesses to set up shop.

Jenny and Bruce Rencken, followed by Fitpod yoga instructor, Helen Garner Weaver and Brian Roberts.

New stores include One Mind Body Soul, Sweet Peas shoe and fashion collection, Rowdy’s, Petit Bisous, The Coffee Lab, Fitpod, TashB Pilates and Rush Activewear.

Franci Joubert, Shinel Crerar and Loren Taljaard toast to The Studios’ future.

The Studios will also see the return of the iconic pop-up for artists, The Gallery, which proved a hit earlier this year.

Phindile Mkhize is set to become a common face at The Gallery at The Studios where she will be tasked with curating. Phindi also curates for the African Arts Centre in Durban.

“The return of The Gallery will see an infusion of culture to The Studios,” said Lifestyle owner Bruce Rencken.

The team at The Gallery, Phindi Mkhize, David Wachania and Jane Digby.

The Studios showcases a range of art and design, drawing in art lovers from across the Dolphin Coast while providing a local platform for selected local artists to showcase their talent.

Jazz band, Quiet Storm set a lovely tone at the launch of The Studios at Ballito Lifestyle Centre last Thursday.

“We are so glad to be back and we are bringing an interesting mix of fine art to The Gallery,” said local artist Jane Digby, who heads The Gallery.

Dr Kim Bishop, Saya Pitham and Dr Rohini Bisaal.

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