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  • Friday, 22 January, 2021
    The home in 50 objects
    The home in 50 objects #27: ‘Chinese Girl’ (Vladimir Tretchikoff, 1952)

    Both loved and loathed, this is believed to be the best-selling print of the 20th century

  • Friday, 22 January, 2021
    How to make your home a haven

    Lift your mood with pillows, candles and lamps that bring softness amid a difficult winter

  • Friday, 22 January, 2021
    Luke Edward Hall
    The most beautiful tiles for your fireplace

    ‘I am entranced by the idea of using those reclaimed from a crumbling finca, farmhouse or railway station’

  • Monday, 18 January, 2021
    Residential
    Five of the world’s best homes for sale with eye-catching interiors

    Prime property with the wow factor 

  • Saturday, 16 January, 2021
    How To Spend It
    The Kudos Project: happiness in a cushion, from a Gambian asylum seeker

    If joy could be sewn and stitched with ruffles, it would be an In Casa by Paboy cushion

  • Friday, 15 January, 2021
    Nip mud in the bud: the best boot-room accessories

    Clever tidying tactics for when you return from a walk

  • Friday, 15 January, 2021
    The home in 50 objects
    The home in 50 objects #26: the Ercol chair

    It emerged from a time of constrained construction into an era of simpler and lighter Modernist design

  • Friday, 15 January, 2021
    Luke Edward Hall
    What are the paint colours for 2021?

    Another lockdown, another redecorating scheme — your chance to perform miracles with a paintbrush

  • Friday, 15 January, 2021
    House & Home
    In cinema’s good books: the man who curates the shelves in films from Disney to Bond

    Stephen Foster also has advice for Zoom users who want to improve the look of their on-screen libraries

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  • Friday, 8 January, 2021
    The home in 50 objects
    The home in 50 objects #25: Wedgwood vase (1933)

    How the father of English potters created a ‘Georgian superbrand’

  • Friday, 8 January, 2021
    Luke Edward Hall
    Clever conversion: create an office and guest bedroom in one

    A spare room or loft is ideal for reworking your space

  • Friday, 8 January, 2021
    How To Spend It
    The New Comfort: what does “home” mean in 2021?

    Out with clean white spaces, and in with tactile havens. The interior mood right now is anything but sterile

  • Monday, 4 January, 2021
    How to find happiness – a 7-point plan
    ‘Design should make people happy’

    Designer Martin Brudnizki’s new feelgood furniture collection channels the playful maximalism of the Swedish Grace design movement 

  • Friday, 1 January, 2021
    Luke Edward Hall
    New year, new zing: how to jazz up your home in January

    The festive hodgepodge has been put away and it is an ideal time for a refresh

  • Friday, 1 January, 2021
    How To Spend It
    11 eco-cleaners that will leave your surroundings as spotless as your conscience

    How to clean your home the natural way

  • Wednesday, 30 December, 2020
    How To Spend It
    Cult shop: an artisan tableware mecca in Paris

    La Tuile à Loup’s exquisite plates and platters are almost too good to dine from

  • Tuesday, 29 December, 2020
    Residential
    The biggest residential design trends for 2021

    Homes will connect more with nature, while minimalist decor and open-plan living will be shown the door

  • Saturday, 26 December, 2020
    How To Spend It
    Incense and sensibility: sophisticated takes on the hippie favourite

    A 1970s classic is discovering its sophisticated side

  • Thursday, 24 December, 2020
    How To Spend It
    Playing with fire: the candles too beautiful to burn

    The new sculptural It candle is more artwork than waxwork

  • Thursday, 24 December, 2020
    House & Home
    Prop up the bar with elegant accessories to toast the holidays

    From glasses and decanters to a cocktail shaker and a bar trolley

  • Friday, 18 December, 2020
    The home in 50 objects
    The home in 50 objects #23: mirror with walnut frame (England, 1690-1710)

    Mirrors are handy for checking your finery is in order — and are an essential design fix

  • Friday, 18 December, 2020
    Luke Edward Hall
    The parties we will throw when this is all over . . . 

    ‘How wonderful would it be to throw a Surrealist dinner? Personally, I’ve had enough chicken pies and chickpeas this winter’

  • Friday, 18 December, 2020
    House & Home
    London’s Camden Passage: 60 years of antiques trading

    Meet the dealers who recall its pre-gentrified heyday of mods, rockers and famous clients

  • Friday, 18 December, 2020
    How To Spend It
    Paris, je t’aime: why we’re falling for plaster once more

    This most sensual of materials is being reinvented in highly desirable forms

  • Wednesday, 16 December, 2020
    Residential
    How to style your Christmas table

    Interiors ideas to make Xmas lunch merry and bright

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