In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Homes & Gardens England

• The February Edit
  All the latest news, including a look at smart storage pieces, the timeless appeal of the polka dot and savvy high-street collaborations
• WALLS THAT TALK
  This month, our glossary focuses on the muralists turning walls and other surfaces into decorative features that tell a story
• YOUNG AT HEART
  The most successful children’s rooms are those that artfully balance colour, pattern and whimsical elements with all the practical requirements
• LIFE & SOUL
  Pattern, colour, art, curios – this Chelsea home designed by Salvesen Graham has all these decorative details and exudes a sense of narrative because of this rich mix
• A creative accord
  For this Notting Hill flat, Sarah Southwell – one of our Next in Design rising stars – knew just how to combine the owner’s Swiss and British roots to create schemes that welcome you in effortlessly
• AHEAD OF THE CURVE
  The architect and designer Nancy Gouldstone utilised arched forms and rounded furnishings to ensure every inch of this Chelsea mews house is both beautiful and functional
• Tailored to SUIT
  Evidence of a very fashionable and well-lived life is writ large in the apartment that New Yorker and man about town Robert Rufino calls home
• An Arcadian IDYLL
  The grounds of a Grade II-listed Georgian house, this exquisite garden has all the hallmarks of a pastoral paradise
• Small is beautiful
  In gardens where space is limited there are many solutions for making them look bigger – and for bringing you closer to nature
• RICH TRADITIONS
  The cook Amber Guinness was brought up in Tuscany and here she shares recipes that celebrate the region