In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Period Living

• The journal
  This month, refresh your home with nature-inspired wallpapers, treat yourself to new spring bed linen and give your windows a quick-fix upgrade with easy, made-to-measure curtains
• Design heritage
  From rich floral motifs to graceful trailing stems, reworkings of enchanting Arts and Crafts patterns continue to captivate us
• Beside the sea
  Beth and Dan Tarling took on an old cottage near a Cornish coastal path and created a colourful, layered look that celebrates the cottage’s seaside setting
• Belle of Bath
  Joanna Stubbs swapped country living for city life, creating a true sense of home in a light-filled Georgian villa that beautifully blends art, history, family and creativity
• Artistic expression
  For artist Nellie Shepherd, the landscape outside her painstakingly renovated farmhouse is just as important as the colourful scene inside it
• Still waters
  Restoring a historic house by the sea brought Maria and Markus Lindholm unusual challenges. Transporting building materials by boat and sledge, they revived it with classic Nordic style
• Old meets new
  Faced with the challenge of integrating a new extension into a classic Victorian villa, designer Laura Stephens sought to create a functional kitchen-diner filled with heritage charm
• Call for backup
  Far more than just a solution to protect the walls while cooking, a decorative splashback brings colour, texture and depth to a kitchen’s design
• Restful retreat
  Create the perfect antidote to modern life by making a living room your own sanctuary where you can escape to and relax in, with furnishings and curated accessories filled with character
• Heat of the moment
  Beat the chill by finding a radiator that will not only provide ample warmth but one that also aesthetically befits a period home interior
• A layered approach
  Insulating an older property requires care, as the use of inappropriate methods or materials can do more harm than good, so follow our expert guide on the dos and don’ts
• Papering walls
  Whether this is your first foray into wallpapering, or you’re hesitantly dipping your toe back in, we’ve asked the experts to share their advice for a smooth and professional finish
• Aroma therapy
  As well as being a visual feast, a garden can become a fragrant haven, says Heloise Brooke, head gardener at the National Trust’s Calke Abbey in Derbyshire. Here, she advises on plants to include for year-round perfume promise
• Diary of A POTAGER
  This month, Lalage impatiently awaits the start of the growing season, busying herself sowing seeds indoors, nourishing the soil in the potager beds, and spreading gravel for pathways, as her plans begin to take shape
• SPRING FLORALS STATIONERY
  Use the ancient Japanese Hapa Zome printing technique to create beautiful botanical cards and gift tags such as these, perfect for Mother’s Day
• BRUSHING UP ON THE PAST
  Sharon Ingoldby takes furniture painting to a new level, transforming old and neglected pieces with charming folk art-inspired pattern and colour
• Threads of time
  Bring joyful layers of intrigue and character to an interior with vintage and antique textiles, whether unique cushions, a pretty quilt or old linen tea towels, says Kerryn Harper-Cuss
• Little works of art
  Decorative tiles have brought design, colour and character to our homes, and particularly fireplaces, for centuries. Alice Roberton looks at the enduring appeal of these antique treasures
• Ham House
  Gracing the banks of the River Thames, this exquisite gem survived the Civil War thanks to a shrewd political operator, and is one of the finest Stuart houses in the country
• Baked with love
  Rustle up these delicious sweet treats and then invite mum over for brunch or afternoon tea to surprise and delight her this Mother’s Day
• My favourite room
  When she’s not busy in the garden, you will likely find plantswoman Sarah Raven in her kitchen cooking up a storm