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Hit me baby one more time: Y2k decor’s back. Here’s how to tap into the nostalgic trend, even if you were there first time around
From chairs to cushions, everything looks better in jewel-toned velvet.
Musicians Stacey Kent and Jim Tomlinson didn’t want just a life on the road. Here’s how they made their home truly their own — complete with ping-pong room
Vintage posters on sale in London this weekend
Jude Davis’s lockdown renovation had its trials and tribulations but it was worth it to create an awe-inspiring home
Whether fringed, graphic, checked or quilted: a statement throw is the cosiest way to update your interiors
From a converted pub to one of London’s most iconic Thames bridges, architecture critic Stephen Bayley pics the most beautiful buildings in London
Our new interiors columnist, London’s off-beat style guru Jermaine Gallacher, says it’s time to embrace the DIY ethos and individuality of Nineties Changing Rooms.
Fabulous scented candles that look as good as they smell.
“A one-stop shop for traders and buyers with everything from entry level to high-end antiques. You can buy something from £5 to £5,000.”
Here’s our pick of the best wreaths to dress your doors this Christmas.
Looking for some last-minute design gift inspiration? Here’s our pick of creative design and interiors brands to have launched during the pandemic.
We’re going to spend a lot of time at home over the festive period, so it’s a good idea to make our space as calm as possible.
Confined and getting on each other’s nerves? An outside room is a godsend.
Inspiration from designers' own renovations and simple ideas for transforming your WFH space, whether a dedicated office or a multifunctional corner of your home.
Get your home working for you and save yourself from backache, overheating and tech stress in your WFH workspace.
The shops have sold out of budget home-working options but it's easy and inexpensive to make your own — and it will give you something to do in lockdown.
We take a look at the winning home and the other six projects to have made the shortlist.
Swerving the traditional Christmas tree? These ‘grammers have got you.
Handing over a single gift on December 25 is so old school. Earn much longer-term brownie points by choosing a gift that – literally – keeps on giving.
Make your Christmas merry and (very) bright with flashy decor. Let these ‘grammers guide you.
Tonight’s Grand Designs episode will see five projects whittled down to one, that then joins the six already on the shortlist, before the overall House of the Year 2021 is revealed.
Artist Stephen Wright reveals how filling his East Dulwich House of Dreams with sculptures, mosaics and found objects was a type of therapy.
Here’s your bumper guide to Christmas wreaths – from how to make your own front door decoration to the best wreaths to buy from London’s independent florists
Christmas shopping for an interiors aficionado?
A new exhibition at The Design Museum highlights the designers turning to discarded plastic, rubble and food to create beautiful and inspiring pieces for the home
Two more spectacular projects have been shortlisted for RIBA House of the Year on Grand Designs.
Find up-and-coming designers and thoughtful gifts at these homewares markets across London.
Building a house doesn’t have to be a horror show. Here’s how Neil and Tina’s grand design avoided much of the TV drama.
A skinny home and a children’s magical playhouse have made it onto the House of the Year shortlist.
From Petersham Nurseries to Soho home, Eleanor Cording-Booth picks the season’s merriest baubles for every budget.
Our favourite #tablescaping looks for those upping their settings game this year.
The creative director behind the brand that dresses Kate Middleton offers frills and flouncing for your bedroom
‘Tis the season for lighting the fire and making the most of your mantel, to create a cosy living space no matter how chilly it feels outside.
In charge of entertaining this year? Eleanor Cording-Booth picks the decorative platters worthy of centre stage.
Our homes would look very different were it not for the design visionary, who launched Habitat in the Sixties
A water tower conversion inspired by the Thunderbirds and a part-gallery, part-farmhouse home are the first to be shortlisted for the top architecture prize.