Country Life 6 January 2021
Country Life 6 January 2021 looks at 50 highlights of 'Secret Britain', finds out the latest on London Life and predicts what lies ahead in interior design.


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SECRET BRITAIN: Annunciata Elwes picks 50 lesser-known spots to put on your must-visit list.
INTERIOR DESIGN IN 2021: Giles Kime gazes into his crystal ball.
ROYAL JEWELS: Clive Aslet on how they've been shown off to memorable advantage.
LONDON LIFE: Barnes, electric bikes and secrets of the City.
FEASTING: Amy Jeffs begins a new series on what we do each month.
ROSEBERRY HOUSE: The restoration of a Midlothian masterpiece.
Exquisite houses, the beauty of Nature, and how to get the most from your life, straight to your inbox.
WALKING LIFE: Fiona Reynolds circles Grafham Water.
SIMPKIN'S SWEETS: The tale of the golden tin.
MARGARET CASELEY-HAYFORD'S FAVOURITE PAINTING: A Renaissance scene.
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The garden created by a forgotten genius of the 1920s, rescued from 'a sorry state of neglect to a level of quality it has not known for over 50 years'
George Dillistone’s original Arts-and-Crafts design at Knowle House, East Sussex, has been lovingly restored and updated with contemporary planting. George Plumptre tells more; photography by Clive Nichols.
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21 of the greatest craftspeople working in Britain today, as chosen by the nation's best designers and architects
We've persuaded some of the most celebrated names from our Country Life Top 100 to name the craftspeople they have in their own personal little black books.