USING SOCIAL MEDIA FOR GOOD | Africa Daley-Clarke on leaving London, using social media for good, and the non-forever home

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Watching Paint Dry

Emma Jane Palin

10 episodes

3 days ago

'Watching Paint Dry' aims to tap into the intersectionality of our lives and homes, all while quite literally "watching paint dry" in host Emma Jane Palin's new DIY shop, Our Curated Abode. During each episode, Emma explores the meaning of home with a variety of guests that we don’t always hear from in an often elitist industry, from musicians to activists. If you're keen to learn and grow, but also like interior design, this is for you. Expect chats on diversity within interiors, size inclusivity, sustainability, designing spaces for the LGBTQ+ community, and some laughs along the way.

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USING SOCIAL MEDIA FOR GOOD | Africa Daley-Clarke on leaving London, using social media for good, and the non-forever home

Watching Paint Dry

28 minutes 31 seconds

11 months ago

USING SOCIAL MEDIA FOR GOOD | Africa Daley-Clarke on leaving London, using social media for good, and the non-forever home

In the last episode of Season One, host Emma Jane Palin chats with art director, brand consultant and writer Africa Daley-Clarke, also known online as The Vitamin D Project.
With Africa focusing on a more sustainable approach to interiors, fashion, and childrenswear, the pair discuss sustainable solutions for growing families, as well as how Africa uses social media to highlight social injustice. Africa talks through her move from social housing in London to her home by the sea, and how they originally thought it would be their 'forever home'.
Follow Africa on Instagram, subscribe to her Patreon and visit her website for further inspiration.