About Us

About our Home of Nguni

Hi there! I am Louise Nothnagel and I invite you to be part of the Home of Nguni family. As founder and director of Home of Nguni, I take pleasure in sharing my love of Nguni hides. The versatility and durability that comes with the softness and luxury of an Nguni hide, is priceless. Don’t you just love the smell of an Nguni hide? Me too! Each Nguni product is distinctively unique and that sets our products in a league of its own. You will never see two products that are exactly the same – EVER! Our products are simply just as unique as you are and that is why it stands out from the rest. Whether we will be communication online or if you choose to visit us at your nearest market day, we are excited to help you choose the best look for your stylish home. We pride ourselves in the quality of our products above all. Have questions? Ask them! Have a special design in mind? Let us assist! Want to have a function or market day with quality vendors? We are your first option. So, now that you are part of the Home of Nguni family, we look forward to many years of beauty and quality sales and service according to your unique style. From our Home to yours, with love!

Mission

To be a leader in the Nguni skin and Leather craft market. To uphold the best standard of quality and style in all our products, all of the time. We strive to be known for excellent service at the best prices. Bringing new, competitive ideas to the table to serve old clients and also attract new clients by setting trends. To treat each client as family member. Each exhibition will be family friendly.

Vision

To beautify people’s homes and adding style to their personal wardrobe. To be the only Nguni skin and Leather Craft name on the people of South Africa’s lips. To revive a culture of homeliness and family values through our business style. Every home should own an Original Home of Nguni piece.

Frequently Asked Questions

Elevate your space with our premium Nguni skins, offering sustainable, stylish, and authentic African-inspired decor.

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