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The environmentalist and jeweller’s minimalist interiors reflect a break from the past
Winners of the forward-looking craft prize can command high prices
Meet the American glassmaking duo whose inspirations range from contemporary art to cookery
Buy-to-let exodus, how to live like a rock star and never mind the tennis, admire the flowers
The arbiter of taste’s postwar styling is celebrated in an exhibition in his former London home
Fine furniture and design is thriving across the continent
Empty developments, hello Glastonbury, and all about Arles
From geometric tiles to candy-pink boards, the ground beneath your feet need never be boring
No to nomads and why corridors are on the way out
When Niru Ratnam moved into his home, he inherited a Dan Pearson plan and planting but lacked the famous gardener’s knowledge
Passageways are out of fashion — but their history is full of fascinating detail
Wellness in Tuscany and growth in Glasgow
Look lush with a stylish selection of accessories
When one writer called in an expert, the family’s muddy urban patch became a thriving kitchen garden
Uptight, malicious — and usually sold in offensive pots
David Rockwell creates spectacular interiors for theatrical productions, from ‘Tootsie’ to ‘Hairspray’
Retiring to France, where Derek and Clive lived, and where to put the puppy
Pamper your pooch with this pick of the pack
A V&A show offers a taste of new ways to make, consume and dispose of what we eat
Meet the British designer who insists clients show ‘good taste’ when commissioning an instrument
From titans of Italian postwar furniture to lesser-known mid-century names, an inspiring range of works were on show
The super-smart beach-club look is in questionable taste
You will need no excuse to nap on these exquisite designs
From the sculptural to the tropical, creative displays to make the ‘outdoor room’ a welcome refuge
We care nothing for household devices — we should
