In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Living Etc.

• The hit list
  This month’s Livingetc-coded guide to covetable designs, exciting collabs and cool happenings
• ‘This is rooms as duvets: comforting and deeply personal’
  Design has a new way to make your home feel more like you – it’s through the art of collecting and displaying those treasured and storied pieces creatively
• Curated art
  These sources have impeccable taste and could help you find the perfect piece for your collection (or even the next big name)
• Fringe benefits
  Martin Brudnizki’s passementerie collaboration shows how borders can be contemporary if you know how to look for contrast
• Blazing a trail
  Innovating in their fields, be it interiors, furniture or fabrics, these designers and makers are making their mark on the design world – keep them on your radar and you’ll be ahead of the curve
• Warm glow
  With balmier weather creeping in, we’re shining a light on luminaries for atmospheric outdoor entertaining
• ‘It’ll be a magical transition’
  Designer and two-time Livingetc cover star Róisín Lafferty knows how good design can transport you, as she tells editor Pip Rich
• OUR FAB NEW EVENT
  Livingetc Unlocked takes place this September; it’s a unique opportunity to see inside beautiful homes and hear from some of the UK’s most creative design experts
• STOP LOOKING. START FINDING.
  Try our new free product sourcing service today
• In with the old
  In a new book, Tamsin Johnson: Contrast, Space, Harmony, the interior designer explores beautiful ways to curate antiques within a contemporary home
• Child’s play
  These designer schemes are packed with creative ideas that give a whole new meaning to ‘go to your room’
• Colour crush
  Citrine’s exuberance energises you with a jolt – our colour expert Amy Moorea Wong unpacks how to use it
• The perfect pairing
  Find your dream colour combo with these ideas – plus the pieces that’ll bring the hues in
• ‘Push yourelf further than you imagine’
  Alicia Meireles of Own London advises on tiled walls and wallpapered ceilings – and reveals these ideas aren’t as out there as they might first sound
• PLACE IN THE sun
  The considered update of this Mallorcan finca was all about creating a space in which to kick back, relax and reconnect with nature
• HOLIDAY VIBES ONLY
  As our Mallorcan finca shows, interiors with a pared-back palette, tactile textures and lots of natural elements are great for taking it easy
• FULL SPECTRUM
  This historic garden home has been reimagined with an unexpected colour palette and a haute-craft approach
• Beside the seaside
  This serene, light-filled apartment on Poland’s Baltic coast was designed to make the most of its endless sea views
• REALLY RATHER MOORISH
  The owner of this French bastide combined Moroccan, Spanish and Portuguese influences to create its sun-drenched aesthetic
• Happy HOUR
  Always ready for a party or chill-out session, this Austin home is cool through and through
• Fun yet functional
  Cool colours, clever storage, fab layout, space-enhancing design and plenty of flexibility–what doesn’t this London family home have?
• HERE COMES THE SUN
  THERE’S SO MUCH TO LOVE ABOUT A SUNROOM – YOU CAN ENJOY THE GREAT OUTDOORS INDOORS AND IT DEMANDS BLISSFUL LOUNGING
• SHINE BRIGHT
  PERFECT FOR SMALL SPACES OR LARGE, LIGHT-FILLED AREAS, GLOSS CABINETS ARE HAVING A MOMENT IN THE SUN
• OUT ON THE TILES
  CLADDING A GARDEN BENCH WITH TILES ISN’T JUST A STYLE STATEMENT – IT’S AN EASY-CARE CHOICE TOO
• Hô Chí Minh City from within
  Design studio Vy Voi’s founder Steffany Trân spills the tea on the places of affection that embody her vision of home, life and design
• Suite style
  Ever wished you could take a hotel’s design home? Four interior designers who have made their mark on new openings share the secrets behind their schemes
• 7 rules I swear by
  Designer Enass Mahmoud on the dos and don’ts of creating a garden room that isn’t really about the garden