Design
Designing a home for the future you
The latest interiors approach moves away from the nostalgia that’s holding us back – it’s all about shaping a space for the person you want to become
The monumental rise of stone-balancing sculpture
Adrian Gray has elevated stone-balancing from a curiosity into a distinctive sculptural art, now finding a place in gardens, landscapes and architectural settings across the globe
The art of commissioning bespoke jewellery
Ahead of his talk at this year’s Summer Showcase, Mark Appleby LVO, Director of Jewellery Services at Mappin & Webb and the current Crown Jeweller shares how he and his team create exquisite bespoke pieces for private clients
An English Idyll
With honeyed stone walls set among rolling Cotswold hills, Hinchwick Manor is a country house shaped by history. Built 200 years ago to a Jacobean‑inspired design, it offers a timeless vision of rural living for today
Inside stories: turning your home into a book
There’s a new form of household narrative on the rise, pioneered by a crop of analogue writers and publishers, for owners who want to celebrate their houses
The house that changed me
Our homes shape us long after we leave them behind. Ben Pentreath reflects on 15 years at the Old Parsonage in Dorset and looks ahead to the promise of a new home in Orkney
The best of London’s historic restaurants
The food scene in the UK capital is renowned for its newness and invention, but there’s an art to delighting diners for decades – or even centuries. Here are eight of London’s oldest and finest culinary institutions
Stylish sustainable design to last a lifetime
Cherishable furniture and interiors with longevity are increasingly crucial to reducing our carbon footprint – without compromising on craftsmanship
Turning a Cold War testing facility into a unique family home
History, nature and architectural distinction combine in this fabulous contemporary property
Renaissance man: five lessons learnt from building a dream home
After a seven-year transformation of a Florentine theatre tower, architect Stefano Tozzi reflects on what it really takes to create a deeply personal home
Heritage Landmark Living
Historic buildings all over Europe are enjoying a new lease of life as luxury residential hubs
How to commission your own home fragrance
Think you’ve finished your design scheme? Think again. No high-end interior is complete without a bespoke scent to match
A garden that works every month of the year
Renowned designer Dan Pearson is revolutionising how we think of our gardening seasons. With imaginative planting, we can enjoy an ever-changing landscape of striking visual interest
The perfect blend
Savills Salon designer Sophie Paterson has used the fashionable cross-collecting trend – mixing up period furniture with contemporary art – as her inspiration at Masterpiece London
House style: Francis Sultana
Francis Sultana is one of the world’s leading interior designers, as well as CEO of David Gill Gallery in London. Originally from Malta, he lives between an apartment in London’s Albany, a palazzo in Valletta and a Jacobean hunting lodge in Hampshire
House style: Lucinda Chambers
The former fashion director at Vogue and co-founder of the inspirational shopping platform Collagerie lives in west London. Here, she reveals her design influences and ethos
The best contemporary garden sculptures
Our increasingly versatile green spaces in both town and country locations are ideal for showcasing exceptional large-scale pieces in stone and steel
Breaks With Tradition: The Art Of Elevated Architectural Repair
From reviving a ruin using the original brick and stone to renewing a cracked floor in the spirit of Japanese kintsugi, architects and designers are redefining the way we renovate our homes
The finest design for dogs
From architect-imagined dog houses to the chicest of baskets from Hay and Hermès, high-concept is the smart choice for man’s best friend
El Unico: a spectacular villa in Marbella
Set in the prestigious La Zagaleta estate, this award-winning property takes luxurious turnkey living to new levels, with jaw-dropping views to match its architectural splendour
House & Garden’s top interiors trends for 2026
House & Garden’s Noni Ware picks out four elegant themes for the year ahead, from earthy, natural tones and intricate fabric patterns to local sourcing and one-of-a-kind murals
Owner’s story: a riverside regeneration in west London
Rug designer Laylah Holmes has transformed a Thames-side house into her family home and business studio
Enhancing your garden landscape with sculpture
Crispin Holborow of Savills, garden designer Emily Erlam and designer David Harber discuss the RHS Chelsea Flower Show and creating harmony with sculpture in your garden
Building a new country house
In conversation with Lindsay Cuthill, architects George Saumarez Smith and Richard Parr discuss the changing role of the modern British country house.
Top trends from Chelsea Flower Show 2025
Purple planting schemes, AI technology and a new royal rose were among the eye-catching innovations at Britain’s biggest horticultural event
Karlina Nathan: a collector’s guide to London
The art expert on her favourite galleries in the capital – and how to help clients on their collecting journey
Designing the perfect Alpine chalet
Three top designers weigh in on the current trends in chalet design, from log fires to linens, as ski resorts grow more popular as year-round destinations
Building Barcelona
From Modernist masterpieces to beautifully designed private residences, world-class architecture is at the core of daily life in the Catalan capital
The WOW!house factor
Design Centre Chelsea Harbour’s show house opens the door to a handful of inspiring interior – and exterior – schemes for 2025
House style: Tatjana von Stein
The European interior designer on the challenges of curating a rented space, the importance of theatricality, and the enduring appeal of art deco
5 city art hubs
A vibrant creative scene can drive change in a neighbourhood. We spotlight five new art hubs that offer homebuyers a real buzz
