House and Garden

House & Garden unlocks the door to an array of unique homes and outdoor features, ranging from town houses and converted barns to fabulous modern apartments and island retreats. Outdoor features are equally varied, including cottage gardens, water gardens and chic, city courtyards. House & Garden provides an invaluable sourcebook of ideas, from design and decoration to the best of travel, delicious recipes and fine wine. Britain’s most glamorous, inspiring and influential design and decoration magazine.

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House and Garden

FROM THE EDITOR

Notebook • GABBY DEEMING shows us what has caught her eye this month

Board meeting • RÉMY MISHON teams smart headboards with eye-catching fabrics to create dreamy duos

HANDLES • RÉMY MISHON fixes on pulls and knobs for under £11

External flair • Introduce colour to your garden or terrace with a sunny palette of paint, furniture and fabrics chosen

EXERCISING RESTRAINT • It is easy to admire the artfully austere interiors created by designers such as Rose Uniacke, Axel Vervoordt and Pierre Yovanovitch, but it can be difficult to achieve this combination of the luxurious and the rustic. RUTH SLEIGHTHOLME helps demystify this look

INSIDER

Diary dates

ALL IN THE FRAME

A WOMAN AHEAD OF HER TIME

INTRODUCING: House on Mars

HOME INTEREST

A DREAM REALISED

Out & about

HOME SPUN

CONTEMPORARY CANE

GRAPHIC NORDIC STYLE

BEDROOMS • LAURA NORMANTON highlights the latest designs for style and comfort – from beautiful beds and covetable linen to decorative accessories

BEDDING

The anatomy of a room by interior designer HOLLIE BOWDEN • The List By House & Garden is our indispensable guide to design professionals. Take inspiration from this interiors scheme and these products, selected from some of its standout members

WOOD FLOORING SPECIALISTS

Outside interests

READ ALL ABOUT IT

Cotswold additions

Good health

CORNER SOFA SETS IN ALUMINIUM, WOOD AND RATTAN

Words and pictures

Art scene

BUYING ART • Three works to consider adding to your collection

PATTERNS FOR LIFE • Much loved and chosen to decorate homes throughout the world since they were first produced, William Morris’s iconic designs are in the spotlight again as his company Morris & Co celebrates 160 glorious years

PEOPLE • THIS MONTH: An artist whose latest work explores Essexism; a family whose move to a Sussex farm inspired natural business ventures; and a couple who have set up a design studio with a focus on creative sustainability

MICHAEL LANDY • EMILY TOBIN visits the pared-back studio below the artist’s east London flat, where he finds inspiration for creative projects such as his upcoming show on media representations of Essex

Thrive and grow • When LISA and TOBY SMALLPEICE started a new life on a farm in Sussex, they scarcely imagined that, by looking after the land, it would take care of them – supplying the inspiration and raw materials for their skincare and brewery ventures

Designers BUCHANAN STUDIO • FIONA GOLFAR meets Angus and Charlotte Buchanan, who started out in set design and who create informal interiors using reclaimed materials, as typified by this mews house in London

Stories

BARN TO BE WILD • For their latest house, a 19th-century barn with outbuildings in Oxfordshire, Mark and Georgie Rowse have drawn on their extensive renovation experience – and their address book of specialist artisans – to create a characterful and welcoming home for themselves, their family and a host of visiting friends A winding drive follows the line of an ancient Celtic trackway through wildflower meadows to the...