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CHRISTOPHER NICHOLSON examines the reasons why so many s
There is more to an attractive garden than simply planting striking blooms. Incorporating colour into the bones of your design provides year-round vibrancy and ensures there’s always something to catch the eye
This whole house was magnolia and brown when we first moved in, which was a double-edged sword because as a blank canvas I could see the potential to create a beautiful family home, but the extent of
Tamsin Johnson is known for her strong shades but here she tells our editor Pip Rich how she uses a more pared-back palette
THE INTERIOR DESIGN TRENDS IN LONDON THAT REFLECT OUR NEED FOR COSY RETREATS AND A RECONNECTION WITH NATURE, WRITES ALEXANDRA GOSS
Try these uplifting colour palettes to bring a feel-good summery vibe into your home
To celebrate our 40th birthday, fresh and classic ways to get a breezy beach-house look