Pale and interesting: The textile technology that's bringing back cream interiors
Giles Kime on why cream upholstery is no longer the impractical option it once appeared.
Giles Kime on why cream upholstery is no longer the impractical option it once appeared.
Henrietta Spencer-Churchill, Henriette vvon Stockhausen and Emma Pocock are among the interior designers speaking at events hosted by Country Life at Focus/24.
Bright colours and bold patterns bring this space to life.
The sitting room of an Arts-and-Crafts house in the Surrey Hills has been brought to life with a palette of lively colours.
The owners of this elegant London house asked the team at De Rosee Sa to create a light, modern kitchen for their large family..
Truly epic wallpaper can lift any indoor space in ways that are hard to believe until you see them in action, says Giles Kime.
Strong, sustainable and flexible, oak-frame buildings have their roots in prehistory. Yet this time-honoured method of building continues to thrive in the 21st century.
You might not have a pair of four-poster beds hanging around, unused — but if you do, fireworks can happen as this room transformation shows: Penny Morrison brought a spare room to life with this pair of four-poster beds and liberal use of graphic pattern.
Giles Kime and Amelia Thorpe ask some of Britain's top designers, architects, builders, craftspeople and landscapers to name the specialists who they themselves trust to do work on their own homes.
A new generation of carefully considered garden buildings is offering places to work, play, cook, bathe and sleep.
Most famously used to create the Bayeux Tapestry, crewelwork is enjoying a revival, says Giles Kime.
When Philippa Thorp set out to bring a house in Oxfordshire to life, a new light-filled space proved to be a magic ingredient.
Amelia Thorpe picks out six of the best reading lights and bedside lamps.
Giles Kime takes a look at the 2024 WOW!house event and comes away exhilarated.
An event hosted by Country Life at WOW!house is one of the highlights of a programme that features some of the biggest names in interior design
Sustainability isn't just recycling yoghurt pots and newspapers, it's also going to be a vital cornerstone of the interiors world, and some designers and businesses are already leading the way.
Country Life's pick of the people, places and products, from garlic chutney to laundry capsules, that are making waves with their green credentials. Compiled by Madeleine Silver and Rosie Paterson.
A humble lambing shed has been transformed into a tranquil home office using both antiques and pieces repurposed from past projects, finds Arabella Youens. Photographs by Noah Russell for Ian Adam-Smith.
Bright colours, together with contemporary art and furniture, were key to injecting warmth into the drawing room of this west London townhouse by Studio Vero.
White can be just as impactful a colour as green, blue and red, says Giles Kime.