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Ms Masego Xaba welcomes visitors and professionals to our Pretoria showroom bays, helping them find the right felt textile solutions for their projects.
Masego is Felt studio's showroom host, based in Pretoria. To reach her directly, use our contact form and put Masego's name in the subject line.
Masego Xaba is the first face many clients see at our Pretoria showroom. She manages the showroom bays at Brooklyn Design Square and Menlyn, making sure they always feel inviting and organised for both planned visits and last-minute drop-ins.
Her day-to-day includes showing material samples, explaining finishes like Sage Field or Ink Edge, and walking clients through our different felt applications. If someone comes in with a sketch or a rough idea, Masego helps shape it into a practical solution, jotting down room details and usage to make sure nothing is missed.
Masego has a knack for matching the right felt to the needs of each room and client. She spends plenty of time with architects and interior designers working on office fitouts, hotels and schools, but she is just as comfortable helping a homeowner pick a runner for a cold tiled passage or a clinic manager plan soft, cleanable wall panels.
She guides clients through our product options: from Softline Wall Felt for acoustic improvement, to Banquette Wrap for busy cafés, to Window Seat Cushions that add comfort and warmth to a reading nook. Masego often reminds clients that felt doesn’t fray at the edges, making it a clever choice for high-traffic areas like stair nosings and entry mats.
Clients can work closely with Masego by sending us a message through our contact form. Just mention her name in your enquiry if you’d like her to help with your project details or set up a visit to our Pretoria showroom.
Masego coordinates sample requests, prepares textile cuttings and arranges showroom appointments for those needing a closer look or a quick chat about finishes. She always tries to follow up promptly, though sometimes she might double check a detail or ask for a photo to make sure she’s got the right info before confirming options.
