In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Period Living

• The journal
  This month, celebrate the changing season with spring-inspired prints, refresh your bed with new linens, treat yourself to decorative tableware, and learn how to grow a cutting garden
• Bluebell & buttercup
  Soothing yet joyful, warm yet cool, the complementary combination of yellow and blue is having a moment and is sure to put a spring in your step
• Meeting in the middle
  Finding the perfect home and starting a new life back in the English countryside was a challenge, but one Maddie and Sam O’Neill were determined to accept the English countryside was a challenge, but one Maddie and Sam O’Neill were determined to accept
• Romancing the home
  Callieanne and Sam Major have breathed new life into a Victorian property in Lincolnshire, transforming it into a welcoming family house filled with colour, texture and timeless charm
• Making light work
  Louise and Alex Pope raised the ceilings and added extra windows to turn two 18th-century cottages and a school hall into a bright and spacious family home
• Natural selection
  The London home of Butter Wakefield is as colourful and layered as her award-winning garden designs, and every space brims with pattern and personality
• Take to your seat
  From fillings, frames and fabrics to size and silhouettes, explore the different options and combinations to ensure quality and optimum comfort when purchasing upholstery
• Enjoy 20% off* at SOPHIE ALLPORT
  Welcome a little seasonal joy into your home with the latest homeware collections featuring charming illustrations, made-to-order furniture and lighting from Sophie Allport
• All in the detail
  With a handful of clever ideas, Katie and Nick Sanderson’s new kitchen is perfect for family life, work and entertaining
• Orderly fashion
  Maximise the storage space and prioritise kitchen organisation with these clever features that ensure that everything has a home
• Chance of showers
  Whether you are drawn to practical, immersive wet rooms or idyllic spa-like enclosures, rethink the showering set-up and elevate your bathroom design with these ideas
• In the frame
  Improve your period home’s energy-efficiency, security and kerb appeal with windows that balance heritage style with the benefits of modern technology
• Break down barriers
  There are several important factors to consider before you take a sledgehammer to internal walls in a bid to create more open-plan and flowing living spaces, particularly in period homes
• It’s showtime
  Marysa Norris has put her own stamp on her Suffolk garden with seasonal and thematic highlights, from a ‘wild bed’ and pond to a woodland area, plus borders that positively fizz with colour throughout late spring and summer
• Laying patio slabs
  Building your own garden patio might seem daunting, but once you have laid the groundwork, it can be a highly rewarding DIY accomplishment
• Diary of A POTAGER
  This month, there is a feverishness to Lalage’s gardening as the season of growth gets well underway, she wages war on bindweed and ground elder, and busily sows the ornamental, pollinating and bee-friendly flowers as well as edible additions to her plot
• WALKS ON THE WILD SIDE
  Designer Samuel Winterbourn pens beautiful illustrations inspired by nature spotted in the Cornish landscape surrounding his studio
• Under the hammer
  Buying and selling at auction is a sustainable way to furnish your home, redistributing pieces for the use and enjoyment by another. Kerryn Harper-Cuss asks experts for their insider tips
• Earn your stripes
  Once a humble domestic staple, ticking has become a classic favourite in interiors, its understated charm complementing a wide range of schemes, as Alice Roberton explains
• Inveraray
  Standing proud on the shores of Loch Fyne, the walls of this 18th-century castle contain stories as elaborate as its grand facade built in a mix of baroque, Palladian and Gothic styles
• Homemade & wholesome
  From the kitchen of her idyllic Cornish cottage, featured in a previous issue of Period Living, Madeleine Olivia has compiled a cookbook of delicious plant-based recipes. Here we feature a mouth-watering selection
• My favourite room
  Tasha Green, founder of Weaver Green, invites us into her restored pavilion, a small oasis away from the chaos of daily life