The Bruynzeel House, De Hoge Hoek, is a Landmark in Stellenbosch

The East front looks onto the inner garden
Early morning sun brightens the yellow-wood ceiling	Entrance to the house
Entrance hall	Salon hoogste hoek	Salon at Christmas
Ceramic Horse	Cloak Room
Maori inspired carving	Stair case seen from the landing	Library
	View fom library to salon	Ceiling of the bedroom

Entrance pillar with Cycad and Euphorbias	Camellias	Entrance and dining room
Dining room	This orchid tree in the upper garden flowers 10 months each year	Early winter sun brightens up the salon
Fireplace	Picture wall	Bilderwand
Hoogste Hoek	Wotan on the balcony	View of Table Mountain
Pool in the front garden	Pool, 10m x 4m	Simonsberg in winter
Hibiskus flowers nearly all year round and is much liked by the birds	Stapelia gigantea	Dietes grandiflorus
Strelitzia reginae	Ixia dubiosa und Dorotheanthus bellidiformis	The Greater Striped Swallow has been breeding here for many generations

Lounge	Dining	See the sky from the dining room
Library	The horse is a ceramic sculpture	Friedrich II bronze by Christian Daniel Rauch
This was our anchor-light on board the yacht	Bruynzeel House
	Early morning sun brightens the yellow-wood ceiling

Books

A special edition of Zettelwitz commemorates 50 years of De Hoge Hoek in 2012