Plants on wooden shelves on balcony next to open sliding door

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Photographer:	© living4media / Lookbook / House & Leisure

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Location:	Johannesburg, ZA

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Family finds ample space in a small apartment in Johannesburg

Space is a relative notion. Those who have it sometimes mismanage it, and those without it tend to make the most of every last centimetre. Given the abundance of space in South Africa, a two-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment might be the last place you’d expect to find twin toddlers. Yet for their …

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