ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Loux Roets started his own furniture company over fifteen years ago after growing up with a love for working with wood. From doing all the physical, business, and ground work to eventually focussing on the design and prototyping side of things, his team creates pieces of furniture that walk the boundary between practical functionality and functional art. Louw also shares his origin story of how he ignored the risks and fears that would normally hinder you from pursuing your ideas and passions. Find out more about Louw’s furniture on his website: https://www.louwroets.co.za and on his instagram https://www.instagram.com/louwroets/
Music by https://pixabay.com/users/chillmore-25283030 from https://pixabay.com
English
United States
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