In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Country Homes & Interiors

• HOME IS THE BEST ESCAPE
  Spark your imagination with a subscription to the only country magazine with home at its heart. See page 72
• Fanny Shorter
  This Hampshire-based designer’s whimsical wallpapers and fabrics celebrate the beauty and exuberance of the natural world
• CHANGE OF SCENE
  Helen Cartwright’s converted cowshed proved the perfect place to embrace a new outdoor lifestyle and enjoy the wide country vistas from every room
• LIFE STORY
  Amber Clery has lovingly curated her characterful home to reflect an enduring passion for travel and thrifting
• COTTAGE COMFORT
  When Giles Kime and his wife Katie bought a tired and badly extended 17th-century cottage, they set out to revive the old property and create a restful family home full of character
• GAME PLAN
  Transforming a derelict squash court into a home was the bold vision of Carol and Martin Druce. With help from daughter Sarah, it was then extended again to make even more of its stunning setting
• FOR RURAL DWELLERS & DREAMERS
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• LET’S CELEBRATE SUMMER!
  Part of the joy of a staycation is time to indulge in activities you don’t usually have an opportunity to enjoy. From crafty makes to easy bakes, we’ve lots of ideas for a holiday at home
• HOLIDAY SPIRIT
  Get your outdoor space staycation-ready with comfy spots to relax, practical areas to cook and dine, and easy ways to change the mood after dark
• TAKE A SEAT
  Whether buying new or reviving an older piece, discover how to make your sofas and armchairs the stars of the show
• A TASTE OF THE OUTDOORS
  Make the most of summer with a garden kitchen, from a simple barbecue station to a luxe set-up for cooking al fresco
• Kitchen dilemmas
  How to make the most of cooking in the fresh air with the best in barbecues and pizza ovens
• LANDSCAPE PAINTING
  Look to nature to provide seasonal colour palette inspiration. This month we love meadows of colourful wildflowers
• Safety first
  Don’t let access or safety concerns hamper your garden design–you can create a safe environment without compromising on style
• Wellness gardens
  Incorporate spa-like luxury into everyday life with a garden design that puts health and wellbeing at its heart
• ‘That sense of coming home was what I wanted our guests to feel’
  Ali Paice, co-founder of Bert’s Kitchen Garden
• The bliss of doing nothing
  A planned staycation grants Diana peaceful days enjoying her Greenfields garden, as well as exploring new and favourite destinations close to home
• Papier mâché vase
  Transform old newspapers and cardboard into a colourful decorative vessel for display
• The secret Cotswolds guide
  For those who prefer not to follow the crowd, we reveal some of the best, but relatively undiscovered places to enjoy in the country’s chicest region
• Cotswolds gems
  Add this quartet of independent businesses to your travel itinerary, and discover great food and drink, gorgeous plants and pottery
• A sizzling summer
  Fuss-free and full of flavour, these are the perfect dishes to share with family and friends on a summer’s day in the garden
• Enjoy 20% off at Weaver Green
  Create a stylish – and sustainable – outdoor space with beautifully soft rugs and furnishings made from recycled plastic bottles
• PASTORAL SYMPHONY
  Relaxing our grip on our gardens and creating a closer harmony with wildlife is bringing a new beauty to our outdoor spaces – gentler, looser and naturally delightful
• Citrus collection
  Bring incredible scent, colour and zesty flavour to your outdoor space with these exotic citrus tree varieties
• LARKS ASCENDING
  Larkspur, or delphiniums, rise twice a year in garden borders, bringing glorious blooms at both the start and end of summer
• A FRUITFUL GARDEN
  Neatly trained fruit trees enable you to pack more produce into your garden, offering fresh-picked flavours paired with stylish horticultural design
• Enjoy 10% discount at Vanessa Arbuthnott
  Transform your soft furnishings with stunning fabrics inspired by the countryside
• Tales from the country
  It’s the annual locals vs tourists stand-off, but up in the Dales, we’re all winners – for now, says Tessa