Get two free tickets for the London Homebuilding & Renovating Show
The National Homebuilding & Renovating Show takes place at ExCeL in London from 22-24 September, and Country Life readers can attend for free.
The National Homebuilding & Renovating Show takes place at ExCeL in London from 22-24 September, and Country Life readers can attend for free.
The new owners of this London townhouse have reconfigured it to create a sociable space for cooking and entertaining.
Trying to choose a neutral? You’ll be presented with a sea of confusing choices. Amelia Thorpe asks leading colour experts for advice on plotting a course.
The Inchbald School of Design and Veedon Fleece teach students the beauty of bespoke by inviting them to design their own carpets, finds Amelia Thorpe.
The new owners of this London townhouse have reconfigured it to create a sociable space for cooking and entertaining.
Breakfast in bed has never looked so good to Lydia Stangroom as she picks out the best breakfast-in-bed trays.
Mention heat pumps and you'll get a decidedly mixed reaction — but do the sums actually add up? Lucy Denton investigates.
Looking for fresh ideas to get you thinking differently? Amelia Thorpe picks out some bold pieces, bright ideas and more ways to find inspiration.
Sustainability relies on creating furniture and appliances that can be fixed — and the skills to do so, says Arabella Youens.
This year’s WOW!house brings interior design to life. Our interiors guru Giles Kime picks out some of his highlights.
In the twenty years since Amanda Oldfield and her family established The Wrought Iron & Brass Bed Company, they have been unwavering in their focus on craftsmanship, sustainability and manufacturing in Britain. Now, they are sourcing wool for their mattresses from the Sandringham estate, where they live and work.
In our inaugural Little Green Book, Country Life presents a list of brands that are striving to make the world a better place without compromising on style. Compiled by Giles Kime and Rosie Paterson.
Nicola Harding used rich colours and textures to enhance the historic character of a Jacobean house in Berkshire.
The outdoor bath offers a more discreet, less expensive alternative to the hot tub says Giles Kime. No wonder people are turning to them.
The slipper chair might have its roots in the 18th century, but it owes its compact, convivial appeal to Billy Baldwin, a giant of 20th-century American interior design.
Furniture and accessories to enhance your garden, selected by Amelia Thorpe.
Free-standing baths for making a statement — not to mention causing havoc with your bank statement.
Giles Quarme Architects — or GQA — has a formidable record both of breathing new life into listed buildings and designing new ones, as John Goodall discovers