Fyn Architects

Fyn Architects Architect in Cape Town

Current table lamp collection 💡✨
24/03/2026

Current table lamp collection 💡✨

Big bowl with little legs 😂. I really liked the slender look of the original legs though (see last photo). But, accident...
27/10/2025

Big bowl with little legs 😂. I really liked the slender look of the original legs though (see last photo). But, accidents happen 🤦‍♀️ and one shouldn't get too attached to your original idea.
I spent some time this week trying to fix my mishap of last week. Carefully blending and scaping to mask the crack where I "glued" the bowl back together. Surely the crack will still be visible after firing? I am super curious to see of it works and if it survives the kiln. I'll keep you posted ✉️

The pink shell luminaire will be for sale soon. ✨ These are hand-sculpted and each is one-of-a-kind. Only a limited amou...
16/10/2025

The pink shell luminaire will be for sale soon. ✨ These are hand-sculpted and each is one-of-a-kind.
Only a limited amount will be available, so give me a heads up if you'd like to pre-order.

I broke one of my pieces today. I can only be mad at myself 🙋‍♀️. We shall rebuild!The slender legs will have to become ...
15/10/2025

I broke one of my pieces today. I can only be mad at myself 🙋‍♀️. We shall rebuild!

The slender legs will have to become much shorter little stompies and I will attempt to "glue" the piece back together with slip and cottonwool. It is not a guarantee that it will work though. I'll keep you posted on the results.

Light and clay.
15/10/2025

Light and clay.

Lately my hands have been drawn to clay — getting my hands dirty and exploring light and texture on a smaller, more tact...
07/10/2025

Lately my hands have been drawn to clay — getting my hands dirty and exploring light and texture on a smaller, more tactile scale. It feels like an extension of the way I think about architecture: quiet proportions, natural materials, and how light touches a surface.

Image 1 and 2: the finished vessel.
Image 3: the vessel after bisque firing.
Image 4 and 5: the unfired vessel. Here the clay is still soft enough to scult and form into the desired shape.

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