In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Country Homes & Interiors

• Hayley Binnell
  The ceramicist and founder of Where There’s Mud creates beautiful hand-painted tableware and accessories at her home studio in Kent
• PEACE & QUIET
  A centuries-old property has been lovingly updated into a cosy family home with a curated mix of antique and vintage pieces, and a gentle palette of colours that imbues a marvellous sense of calm throughout
• BRIGHT & BREEZY
  A cheerful colour scheme brings renewed joy to this much-loved family coastal cottage, thanks to the design flair of interiors expert Melissa Hutley at Hutley & Humm
• TIMELESS ELEGANCE
  Calm colours, natural textures and a bounty of antique pieces combine to create a sanctuary of style and serenity in Jade Mclean’s seaside home
• GRAND DESIGNS
  Sam Gee and her partner Edel have transformed their striking Edwardian villa with rich colours, antique finds and layers of warmth, creating a home that’s as welcoming as it is refined
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• VINTAGE WINE
  Channel a cocooning feel with deep merlot shades to bring warmth to rooms. Drench them in colour or try introducing rich grape notes to lighter schemes
• ARTISTIC LICENCE
  Canvases and prints aren’t the only way to add flair to rooms – be inspired by these alternative takes on at-home art
• SHOWSTOPPING STORAGE
  When you turn storage into a design feature, you don’t just declutter a kitchen, you create a space that is beautiful to be in
• Kitchen dilemmas
  There’s little joy in cooking when countertops are messy and overcrowded. Here’s how to find clarity in your cook space
• LANDSCAPE PAINTING
  Look to nature to provide seasonal colour palette inspiration. This month, we love snowy sheep trails
• HOW DO YOU HUSH A HOME?
  A quiet home reduces clutter and silences visual ‘noise’ to foster stylistic tranquillity and a peaceful atmosphere. Here’s how to turn down the volume…
• MY FAVOURITE ROOM
  There are some spaces that help us feel at ease as soon as we cross the threshold. We asked three design names to share their happy place with us
• FINDING BALANCE
  Dedicate a small corner or an entire room to rest and wellbeing, and you’ll create inner calm as well as crafting beautiful interiors for your home
• Sleep naturally
  Your choice of mattress, bedding and bed linen all have an impact on your night’s sleep. Discover why natural materials are a must
• AT HOME WITH PLANTS
  Indoor plants bring energy, beauty and wellbeing benefits, plus the opportunity to grow our creativity as we style them in our living spaces
• ‘I’m passionate about the healing power of natural foods’
  Sam Murphy, founder of Ki Kefir
• ‘I’m loving the dance of life’
  Diana is finding a different rhythm to life in her new home, a 150-year-old cottage in the Scottish borders. And she’s welcoming this fresh start
• Fabric storage pots
  These versatile fabric storage pots are a pretty and practical way to help you keep your home tidy
• A stay at Carden Park
  A superb spa, award-winning sport facilities and spectacular Cheshire countryside – this wonderful escape has it all
• Simple comforts
  Toast, soup, a bake, a biscuit… When the days are dark and cold, you want simple recipes with a nod to nostalgia and childhood comforts, but with flavours that feel right for now
• CROWD SUPPORT
  Showstopping blooms need clever supports that keep their heads above the rest in your garden’s borders
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• THE LIST FEBRUARY
  What to plant, pot, plan and prune this month, plus a few treats to buy and inspiration further afield
• What to plant
  ‘There is plenty to do, including sowing seeds and planting bare root hedging and trees,’ says Morris Hankinson, director of Hopes Grove Nurseries.
• Jobs to do this month
  The weather may be unpredictable in February, veering from dark and damp to bright and brisk, but that’s no excuse to stay indoors.
• SOW GOOD
  Get a head start on your veg patch and borders by sowing slow-maturing seeds now. The new shoots will be a sign of hope in February’s dreary days
• Tales from the country
  ‘Will February never end?’ wails Tessa. Let’s see if she can survive the bleakness for the next 28 days