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In 2018 Nick and Jessica Chatters, their two toddlers in tow, swapped Edinburgh for a grade B listed farmhouse they bought from the East Lothian estate of Tyninghame House. Three years later they asked to design a kitchen extension to open up views ...

Bright, airy and with no musky scent lingering, Jamie Sharp's flat feels nothing like an antiques shop. Yet that is what it is. Looking around the room, filled with comfy chairs upholstered in intricate designs, chic tables with ornate legs and delic...

The days may be lengthening but this is still the season where our most dimly lit interiors shine. From inky midnight-blue walls to sooty green or sophisticated brown, embracing the cosy and cosseting nature of a dark room is an invitation to slow do...

Beige is back and it's not just about the look, it's about the feel. Cloud Dancer, an off-white neutral shade, was recently crowned Pantone's colour of the year and described by the company as "not just a colour, it's a mindset" — but has known this...

Binky Felstead's Edwardian home feels a world away from the high-octane drama of the early series of Made In Chelsea. "I'm a country girl at heart," she says. Today, her house is a study in pretty practicality, nodding to her rural roots. Family is a...

How do Farrow & Ball make their Beverly paint?⁠ ⁠ Our directory looks at the best of British makers, and here we go behind the scenes with .⁠ ⁠ Farrow & Ball paints and papers are made in the company's factory in Wimborne, Dorset. Founded in 1946, by...

Built in 1720, this four-bedroom townhouse is a little piece of Georgian heaven. Near the river on Cable Street, in Shadwell, it is thought to have originally been home to a sea captain. Its current owners have spent 15 years restoring it in authenti...

How does make its artisan kitchen and bathroom wall tiles?⁠ ⁠ Best known for traditional majolica-style painted pieces, the decoration is applied freehand onto unfired glaze, made in its Wiltshire factory on the banks of the River Kennet.⁠ ⁠ In-hous...

This week we're rounding up the best homes on the market for £850,000. Here's one of our top picks in Gloucester.⁠ ⁠ Channel Bridgerton in this glorious grade II listed townhouse on Brunswick Square. The stylish stucco-fronted Regency home has bags o...

After a 'quarter-life crisis', Rosanna Irwin moved to London with her partner Killian and bought a canal boat. Yet her ongoing pursuit of purpose and a high-octane succession of jobs left her completely burnt out. Two years later, they sold their boa...

Aurélie Jenna's renovation has been brewing for years — decades, even. The south Londoner's original aim was modest: to replace a tattered conservatory and renovate the cramped kitchen in the south London terrace she'd lived in since she was a year o...

How does Burleigh make their pottery?⁠ ⁠ Our directory looks at the best of British makers, and here we go behind the scenes with .⁠ ⁠ Burleigh, based in Stoke-on-Trent and established in 1851, makes earthenware pottery using a traditional underglaze...

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Sneak a peek at our favourite houses for sale this week. On the slopes of Mount Ulia, Mendi Argia is a restored early 20th-century villa with ten bedrooms, which is being run as a boutique hotel. The interiors include carved timber and ornate plaster...

How do Farrow & Ball make their Wine Dark paint?⁠ ⁠ Our directory looks at the best of British makers, and here we go behind the scenes with .⁠ ⁠ Farrow & Ball paints and papers are made in the company's factory in Wimborne, Dorset. Founded in 1946, ...

Tucked inside York's medieval city walls, this 1,266 sq ft three-bedroom Victorian railway worker's cottage has been slowly renovated and extended by its owners, the interior designer and , a singer-songwriter whose song featured in the new Wutherin...

The Year of the Fire Horse is bold, fast, and transformational, but it's not energy you want to handle blindly. 🔥✨ In my new feature with I share what to really expect from this powerful year, from career shifts to relationship momentum and how to ...

One of the greatest crimes against architecture was the demolition of scores of Georgian Huguenot houses in Spitalfields, east London, in the 1950s and 1960s. Walking through the pockets that remain in Fournier, Wilkes and Princelet Streets – now a c...