Inspired by traditional South African yellow grass thatch, Capetown reflects a roof form defined by looser trim, visible strand variation, and a softer edge condition. Unlike tightly groomed thatch styles, this profile allows the material to read individually, creating a roof surface that feels natural, expressive, and intentionally irregular.

Capetown is often selected when a project calls for a relaxed but architectural presence—where the roof should feel rooted in regional craft rather than refined uniformity. Its character supports lodges, cultural spaces, and destination architecture that values authenticity, texture, and a strong connection to place without feeling ornamental or overly controlled.