A graceful, museum-like hallway that shows how to refurbish without ripping up and starting again
Arabella Youens takes a look at a room revitalised by Meg Cunningham.
Arabella began her career at Country Life on the website as an intern. She read Modern History at Edinburgh University and spent a year working (photocopying) for PricewaterhouseCoopers in Barcelona before moving to London where she still lives with her husband and two young daughters.
Arabella Youens takes a look at a room revitalised by Meg Cunningham.
Interior designer Guy Goodfellow has created an elegant apartment above his Chelsea premises. Arabella Youens takes a look.
Where in the Cotswolds should you move to? The answer will depend on what is more important to you and your family, as our handy guide explains.
An integral pantry and utility are vital ingredients in this family kitchen by Humphrey Munson. Arabella Youens takes a closer look.
Emma Burns transformed the sitting room of this London townhouse into an elegant bedroom — but not without making a major sacrifice.
Rupert Bevan’s experience as a furniture restorer helped him dream up an Arts-and-Crafts-style kitchen for this London riverside home, as Arabella Youens explains.
Arabella Youens looks at the work done in renovating a listed building in Kent.
Emily Todhunter took a restrained approach to the decoration of her Wiltshire bathroom. She explained more to Arabella Youens.
A bedroom in an historic Oxfordshire house has been brought to life by the designer Henriette von Stockhausen.
Arabella Youens picks out a dozen of the prettiest log baskets for sale today.
Victoria Wormsley's elegant kitchen makes use of her extensive range of talents, speaking to the architecture of the house while adding contemporary elements.
A good pub within walking distance is on most buyers’ wish lists and can even uphold an area’s value. But what makes the perfect village pub? Arabella Youens investigates.
Throw away the nice white sheets and washed out, floral wallpaper.
A transformation on this scale takes time, effort and good materials. Luckily, Helen Parker had all three.
The designer and antique dealer Birdie Fortescue has decorated her Norfolk house in a highly distinctive style. She spoke to Arabella Youens; photographs by Simon Brown.
In North Yorkshire, Melanie Phipps has furnished a pair of shepherd’s huts with every creature comfort.
Charlotte Hughes has created a family kitchen that looks as if it has evolved over time.