In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Country Homes & Interiors

• Glow Lighting
  The offerings from this Yorkshire-based lighting brand span jewel-toned glass pendants, industrial silhouettes and bespoke designs
• PRETTY POSY
  A derelict florist’s shop of diminutive proportions has been given a new lease of life as a small, but perfectly formed, country home full of characterful charm
• FIRST-CLASS FINESSE
  Paula Costa and David Rushford put their own stamp on this historic former post office with a considered blend of old and new, and a calm, neutral palette
• COLOUR CONFIDENT
  Punchy tones and cheerful patterns create an uplifting feel in Sylvie and Mark Taylor’s cottage, where maximalist design brings verve to each bijou space
• COTTAGE CALM
  Anita Russell has taken inspiration from her Norwegian roots and the colours of the English countryside to transform her Cotswolds bungalow into a haven full of rustic charm
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• SEE THE SUNRISE
  Warm peach and pink tints bring uplifting sunrise vibes to room schemes for optimistic décor that helps you embrace the day
• LANDSCAPE PAINTING
  Look to nature to provide seasonal colour palette inspiration. This month, we love magnolia pinks
• CREATIVE WITH COLOUR
  A pure white kitchen can look cold and stark in a country home, here’s how to use colour to infuse yours with character
• Kitchen dilemmas
  Metal, ceramic or composite – how do I choose the best material for my kitchen sink?
• FIVE FOUNDATIONS OF PETITE POTENTIAL
  Overcoming the limitations of small rooms with these clever design ideas will help you create the illusion of more space
• Rooms for life’s juggle
  Multitasking rooms are crucial for making the most of our homes today, especially when space is tight. Here’s how to make them flex to fit your needs
• A great fit
  A lot of life happens in even the smallest sitting room. Here’s how to find the best look for you, from furniture to storage and cosy styling ideas
• Paint tricks
  Expand your horizons – or the dimensions of your room, at least – with these paint tips from the pros. Which one will work for your small space?
• Small but mighty
  Squeezing a new bathroom into a tight space is surprisingly achievable with clever interior design and the right sanitaryware
• The joy of scent
  Personalise your home’s perfume and experience the nostalgic, mood-boosting benefits of a signature scent for your surroundings
• Kitchen alchemy
  A new cookbook selects recipes with beneficial herbs and plants from top chefs, for dishes that are as delicious as they are health-giving. That’s culinary magic
• A visit to Blyth Rise Stays
  Craft your own wellness break in an idyllic rewilded setting, where sauna and yoga sessions are all part of the experience
• Rustic plant labels
  Keep tabs on your spring sowings with these pretty, yet practical, plant labels that can be used year after year
• ‘The art of letting go’
  Moving to a smaller home has meant leaving behind baggage, both physical and psychological. And now Diana Yates is starting a new season with a spring in her step
• MAGICAL MAGNOLIAS
  Magnolias come in many forms, from small trees to magnificent specimens, but they all share beautiful blooms and a surprising resilience
• GRAND PLANS FOR SMALL PLOTS
  Whether you have a small garden or some unused corners you would like to improve, there is no shortage of ideas to make the most of the space and create your dream outdoor retreat
• THE LIST MARCH
  What to plant, pot, plan and prune this month, plus a few treats to buy and inspiration further afield
• What to plant
  You don’t need an allotment to grow your own. Simply mix a few carrots and beets into your plot, and experiment with varieties you won’t find in the shops.
• Jobs to do this month
  We’re on the cusp of spring, with a chill in the air, but the hope of warmer days. It’s time to get busy…
• ON THE SCRAP HEAP
  Transform garden and kitchen waste into compost’s black gold – the treasure trove waiting to enrich your garden growth in the months ahead
• Tales from the country
  Can Tessa confidently join the countryside style set, or is her fashion sense stuck in the sticks?
• Simple pleasures
  Embracing a less-is-more philosophy, Lis and John Boyle have carefully adapted and restored their cherished Peak District farmhouse, which has been home to Lis’ family for three centuries
• In love with the Lakes
  The Griffin family fell under the spell of the Cumbrian landscape many years ago, and when their dream house went on the market they snapped it up and started renovating
• Artist in residence
  When she moved to a house with extraordinary countryside views, Jo Lloyd took the opportunity to indulge her love of iconic, nature-inspired William Morris designs
• Inside story
  This elegant country home came with extra responsibilities – a diary full of guest bookings and ten rooms to update. Undaunted, Amanda and Peter Jaques-Walker worked hard to give the house a glamorous new look
• Milestone cottage
  Alison Lewis planned to mark her 50th birthday by buying a diamond ring, but instead she bought this gem of a house – and has never looked back
• Love at first sight
  Clare Pearne’s love of vintage treasures began when she was a little girl, but now she and partner Steve have found the perfect setting for them: a cottage with its very own secret garden
• Golden days
  A twist of fate led André and Lisanne Hedger to realise their dream of owning a chocolate-box thatched cottage in the heart of the countryside – the perfect place to create happy memories with their young family
• A home from home
  Danielle Bux found the ultimate country escape from her hectic US lifestyle in this 17th-century cottage, which she renovated remotely during the pandemic
• A good life
  Chantal and Rob Powell have used sympathetic methods and materials to give their ancient Dorset farm a new relevance for the 21st century
• Pure escapism
  Lettie and Stephen Corbett returned to a favourite holiday spot to renovate a seaside cottage on the Isle of Mull, creating a colourful, blissful family retreat
• Living a fairy tale
  Will and Sarah Leslie inherited a baronial-style castle in poor repair, and are slowly turning it into a fantasy family home
• Top of the class
  Buying and restoring a run-down old schoolhouse proved a steep learning curve for Ciara and Harvey Appelbe, but they succeeded in creating an inviting family home
• The outlook is good
  A wartime relic has made a bright and unusual coastal home for Evelyn McNamara. Her inspired renovation is perfectly matched by its views of sea and sky
• New horizons
  After visiting Ireland on a painting holiday, Sue and Mark Gilkey decided to take the plunge and buy a traditional cottage there with an inspiring coastal setting, and sweeping views of the sea
• Mountain rescue
  A quick sketch on a paper napkin led to a new look for an old forester’s cottage in Snowdonia, as Lucinda Griffith spotted renovation potential that others had missed, and all on a tight budget
• Calm restored
  This former police station is now a welcoming family home for Jo and Nigel Tutton, who have worked hard to preserve and restore its beautiful period features