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The journal
This October support British wool, be bold with new paint colours, and have fun playing with pattern from scatter cushions to wallpaper
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A WHITER SHADE OF PALE
Sharon and Tony Dallas transformed their rundown Grade-II listed house in Essex into an enchanting home with a considered colour palette and French treasures galore
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INTO THE WOODS
Create enchanting interiors that soothe the soul by decorating with forest-inspired prints imbued with the beauty and healing powers of nature
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THE COLOURS OF NATURE
This lockdown project ‘pandemic buy’ became the perfect antidote to city life for Rachel Southern
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Sleep tight
Your bedroom should be a sanctuary, aiding restful sleep and relaxation, so decorate it to your own tastes, and choose key elements with care
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Splash of colour
Interior stylist Lucy Gough shares her expert insight into choosing the perfect shades to create a restful bedroom scheme
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ISLAND LIFE
Jack Rebours and Marc Thompson are no strangers to refurbishment, so when they discovered a rundown townhouse on the Isle of Wight, they set about putting their unique stamp on a new project
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Woven wonder
As we celebrate Wool Month, this all natural and abundantly available fibre offers much undervalued versatility for the interior and has a bright future as well as a fine heritage
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On the range
An essential part of a traditional kitchen, the range cooker is far more than simply a tool for cooking, so be inspired by the different options available
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Fired up
Be inspired by these beautiful fireplace designs that span the eras and find the right fit for your home
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See the light
Inspired by a beautiful seaside location and the St Ives sunlight, Paul and Helen created a bright and airy kitchen that is brimming with coastal charm
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Switched on
Achieve the perfect balance between task and ambient illumination with these essential lighting ideas that will bring your kitchen out of the shadows
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That sinking feeling
Some structural movement and cracks in walls are part and parcel of older homes, but be vigilant to any deterioration – monitor, and call in the experts where necessary
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Mind the gap
Use draughtproofing to improve your home’s energy efficiency without compromising its historic character, advises Douglas Kent
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COLOURFUL SYMPHONY
Set on a hillside overlooking meadows and hills, this iconic English country garden is a magical blend of carefully orchestrated plants embroidered into a sublime setting
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Prayer plant
Originating from tropical rainforests, this vibrant plant is ideal for rooms with lower light levels and will thrive in warmer environments
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PASTEL PROMISE
The daisy-like flowers of asters will brighten up your garden from late summer into autumn and are also pollinator stars
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A layered approach
With the opportunity to plant on many levels, terraced gardens can be transformed into unique outdoor spaces with captivating designs that make the most of the lay of the land
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PRESSED FOR TIME
Emerging as an offshoot of a blossoming floristry business, JamJar Edit presses and preserves beautiful blooms, capturing the fleeting fragility of the natural environment
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Iron age
From kitchenalia to shop displays and advertising pieces, ironstone is experiencing a resurgence in popularity, as Alice Roberton explains
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Erddig
Pronounced ‘Erthig’, this Grade I-listed house evocatively tells the stories of its occupants both upstairs and downstairs
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Time to eat
Mixing nostalgic flavours and beautiful ingredients is at the core of the recipes that chef Emily Scott creates, which she shares in these comforting dishes
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Gourd-geous décor
Add some natural autumnal style to your home with this simple yet effective non-carve pumpkin decorating idea
