Homes & Gardens

Global Brand Director and Group Editor in Chief Sarah SpiteriEditor (Print) Jo BaileyEditor (Digital) Jennifer EbertCreative Director Emma WilliamsArt Editor Meredith DaviesGroup Chief Sub-Editor⁄Production Editor Jennifer SpaethManaging Editor Zara

The February issue has become our style bible for smaller spaces. I always look forward to working on this subject matter because when space is at a premium you often need to be clever and therefore that little bit more creative. Constraints are crea

CC Moulton introduces Room Service, the fabric house’s debut collection of furniture and accessories. Crafted in fine silks, the range blends Hollywood glamour with modern sophistication. It features curvilinear designs and rich details, from pouffes

A SIMPLE table made from reclaimed scaffolding boards was Mythology’s accidental debut. Originally intended as a piece for founders Anna Kidel and Sam Pearson’s own home, they ended up selling it on Etsy, and a slew of orders followed. ‘From there, t

For £150 and less, these little additions will bring style in spades Interesting collabs and designs brimming with creativity for £300 and under Timeless investments for less than £500

As design director for Kit Kemp Design Studio and art ambassador for Firmdale Hotels, and having studied architecture at Cambridge and sculpture in Germany, Willow is well versed in finding the perfect pieces. “It’s rare that a piece of art will find

Joy is a US-based designer but her work takes her all over the world. Now running her own studio – Joy Moyler Interiors – she has over 25 years of experience and a degree in architecture. She is celebrated for her use of colour and pattern. “What is

Grow your own garnishes for salads and savoury dishes with edible flower seeds from Forest London. Beginners will love Nasturtium ‘Tom Thumb’, with its peppery blooms and daisy-like marigolds (Calendula officinalis), both of which can be sown in pots

This National Trust garden in Cambridgeshire is a joy to visit at any time of the year, but it has a special charm in February, when visitors are treated to over 500 varieties of snowdrop, together with the atmospheric winter garden, famous for its b

“ Cotehele is a medieval estate centred around a largely untouched Tudor property with original tapestries and no electricity. Twenty-eight acres of garden surround the house, as well as our orchard, working farms, including a flour mill, cottages th

Tom Morris balances practicality with style in a structured approach to kitchen design. As a starting point, he recommends asking yourself lots of questions: ‘Do you sit down to breakfast or just grab a coffee? If so, where does the morning light com

While bathrooms need to be eminently practical, Sarah Peake, founder and creative director of Studio Peake, resists the notion that they must be austere and sterile. ‘I favour warm and characterful design for bathrooms, layering lots of materials, ap

FIVE years ago, in the middle of winter, I found myself in the Algarve’s ‘Golden Triangle’, because a jazz musician friend had purchased a wreck of a building there and had asked me to help with its renovation. I fell for the nearby town of Loulé, be

NESTLED in 185 acres on the edge of the Rambouillet forest just outside Paris, close to Versailles and just 45 minutes from Paris’ Eurostar Terminal, lies the Abbaye des Vaux de Cernay, a 12th-century Cistercian abbey. Suppressed during the French Re

1. I am an avid fan of the National Trust; I love discovering new properties to visit wherever we travel as a family. Last weekend in the Cotswolds we discovered Chastleton, a 17th-century home frozen in time. 2. Cath Kidston’s new brand C.Atherley i