How to Bring African Heritage Into Your Home

All Of It with Alison Stewart | Oct 23, 2024

Nasozi Kakembo is a designer with studios in Brooklyn and Kampala, Uganda. She describes it as a "a design bridge between my East African heritage and my American upbringing." She works specifically with artisans to highlight ethical decor. Kakembo discusses her new book, The African Decor Edit, which looks at the ways you can bring your heritage into your home.

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