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New kids on the block: London's hotel boom and the new openings around the world to have on your radar
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The 'chef's table' is off the ick list
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A picture-perfect thatched cottage tucked away in Dorset's Blackmore Vale
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Cybele and Juno statues finally return to Stowe's south-front portico
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The nearest thing you'll find to a tropical lodge in London? This exotic home is right on the Thames, and 10 miles from the centre of the city
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A dangerously delicious Country Life Quiz of the Day, February 5, 2026
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Jenson Button: 'Get rid of your ego'
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Jenson Button: 'Get rid of your ego'
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'The Shakespeare of architects... he has yet had no equal in this country': Sir John Vanbrugh and the legacy of Blenheim Palace
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These are a few of Diana Henry's favourite things
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Sophia Money-Coutts: A snob's guide to supermarkets and what to do when there's no Waitrose
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A picture-perfect thatched cottage tucked away in Dorset's Blackmore Vale
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The nearest thing you'll find to a tropical lodge in London? This exotic home is right on the Thames, and 10 miles from the centre of the city
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A Grade II-listed farmhouse just outside the Cornwall village dubbed 'Hollywood-on-Sea', on sale for the first time in 500 years
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Best country houses for sale this week
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'We made the mistake of accepting the word of a surveyor. Off we went on a voyage of restoration lasting 30 years': Griff Rhys-Jones on his first house in the country
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A Georgian home that's the epitome of the country house dream, with four-poster beds, Aga and pool, set in one of Britain's most sought-after spots
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17 charming rural hideaways, from under £600,000 to £9.5 million, as seen in Country Life
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The striking Arts & Crafts country home with interiors by William Morris that disappeared without a trace
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'The Shakespeare of architects... he has yet had no equal in this country': Sir John Vanbrugh and the legacy of Blenheim Palace
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Can you tell the difference between a trefoil and an embrasure? A pictorial guide to medieval architecture
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Lord Byron, Charles Dickens and Sir Walter Scott once dined at this Jacobean mansion in London. Destroyed by The Blitz it lives on now only in the Country Life Archive
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'Climbing is to ascend not only through space, but through centuries of lineage': The great staircases of Britain's finest country houses
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The Picturesque Scottish castle built on land admired by Robert Burns and erased by war
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Portmeirion: A century of peculiar genius at Clough Williams-Ellis's great village experiment
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The great country houses which inspired the tales of Agatha Christie, 50 years on from her death
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This clever interiors trick is the secret to creating multifunctional spaces — and it was integral to the design of many English country houses of the past
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'It was a complete wreck': Reclaiming a Hampshire coaching house from the earth
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How do you add a dash of theatricality to a 1930s house? By taking inspiration from the legendary architect and set designer Oliver Messel
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Are you a curator, a sympathiser or a conscientious objector? Take our Interiors Editor's quiz to discover your design DNA
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‘The pair drove to Belgium in their Mini and returned with the chair wrapped in duvets’: The mother-and-daughter duo that brought a converted Cotswolds barn back to life
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'You should need little reminding that the 1980s are back': Country Life's interior-design predictions for 2026
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How an eco-friendly interior designer transformed a former milking parlour into a multi-purpose space in the middle of the Pandemic
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How Britain’s biggest and best country houses are decking the halls (and façades) for Christmas
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William Robson, the visionary gardener 150 years ahead of his time
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'It was like going on a blind date... over a few glasses of wine our friendship was sealed and by three in the morning we had a plan': The creation of a spectacular Moroccan garden
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Alan Titchmarsh: I'm always asked about 'creating a sensory garden', and my answer is always the same
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The gardeners' gardens: Alan Titchmarsh, Mary Keen, Clive Nichols and more on the places they have on their 2026 hitlists
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Beautiful, rewarding, unpronounceable: Chaenomeles, the spectacular shrub that grows happily in gardens where azaleas will never bloom
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What is everyone talking about this week: Rewilding starts in your own back garden — even in the city
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Jenson Button: 'Get rid of your ego'
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These are a few of Diana Henry's favourite things
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A good call: The red telephone box rings in 100 years
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Audi S e-tron GT: Is this the EV that will save us from a dull and silent future?
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What you'll find in this week's issue of Country Life — and how to subscribe or get your copy
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The world’s heaviest flying bird flaps on to pastures new but remains endangered, says expert
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'It turns out that coconut charcoal is the best substance on Earth for nullifying astronauts breaking wind': The secret uses of plants
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Cybele and Juno statues finally return to Stowe's south-front portico
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A study in sculpture: 10 of the finest pieces from the Royal Collection
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A mesmerising portrait in the eerie country house that inspired Charlotte Brontë to write 'Jane Eyre'
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The 'micro mosaic' at Holkham Hall that uses a fascinating, unusual technique pioneered by the Vatican
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New kids on the block: London's hotel boom and the new openings around the world to have on your radar
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'It’s worth remembering that our closest surroundings often hold multitudes of their own'
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The Country Life Guide to Marrakech: Where to shop, stay and eat
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'Attractive people doing attractive things in attractive places': Slim Aarons's photographs of Cortina d’Ampezzo resurface ahead of the Winter Olympics
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From Sicily to Sussex: What the Normans did for us
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Badrutt's Palace Hotel review: The beating heart of St Moritz’s jet-set social scene has never put a foot wrong
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The 'chef's table' is off the ick list
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Sophia Money-Coutts: A snob's guide to supermarkets and what to do when there's no Waitrose
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Patrick Galbraith: 'The idea that a bar in Norfolk selling vinho verde would make it through even one winter was about as likely as the Madonna herself reappearing by the old water pump'
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Agromenes: The Food Waste Inspector is right to call out M&S, Waitrose and Lidl for throwing away food that is perfectly good to eat
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Gill Meller's recipe for wholesome and flavourful cauliflower cheese gratin
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Forget haggis — the humble swede is the real hero of the Burns Night meal
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Tom Parker Bowles talks tartiflette: 'This is not a dish worried about precision, elegance or nuance. It is all about beautiful ballast and you wouldn’t want it any other way'
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