| The Chance Muse rediscovers a favourite haunt |
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| In a stunning setting on the curve of False Bay in Muizenberg |
| The very beautiful Casa Labia |
| Former residence of Count and Countess Natale Labia |
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| Built in 1929 in 18th century Venetian style filled with ornate gilding and silk wall paper |
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| Now a national treasure, an arts' centre, shop & restaurant |
| Home to an art gallery hosting its second exhibition of floral-inspired works |
| Reflecting the incredible diversity of the Cape's unique flora as well as a diverse range of artists inspired by nature |
| Beautiful ceramics of birds, animals and indigenous plants |
| Intricate layered painting of birds and strange fruit in pinks and blues |
| Flower bowls like mandalas |
| Vintage prints of Namaqua daisies on old chair |
| Northern Cape aloes and Tiger oats |
| Mr P in front of a delicate golden landscape |
| Journal of a voyage to mysterious lands & delicate floral tea pot and tea cup |
| Ms P in purple vintage & Mr P in his new hoodie, pose in front of fabulous feathered mirror |
| A delightful shop where hand-crafted treasures and African artefacts are for sale |
| The Chance Muse thinks pink |
| And loves this view of the vegetable kingdom |
| And this pink protea |
| As well as a Cape Lily with reflection |
| Ms P would like to buy everything.... |
| Gorgeous botanical vases |
| Best table in the house - will have lunch here next time |
| With a pefect view of the ocean |
| Nice Irma |
| Child's sandals on antique Persian carpet |
| Mirror shot |
| Wedding Party |
| Courtyard café |
| Elegant restaurant with delicious menu |



| Blooming at the Casa Labia |



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