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The ceramicist has combined China’s ‘white gold’ clay with artistic inspiration from Kew Gardens to create monumental floral pots for a new exhibition
RHS Hyde Hall’s dry clay soil shows us what the gardens of the future could look like — to varying effect
The ‘dower principle’ of passing on a residence while still alive can have advantages if you’re trying to minimise IHT — but there are pitfalls
In the third in a series, the ‘Great British Sewing Bee’ judge plants damsons, figs, apples and walnuts — a gift to future generations
The zeal for converting grand country estates into multiple high-spec residences is reaching a new high — opening up the market for life-hack lords of the manor
The artist has turned an old French schoolhouse into a gloriously sprawling home
A solitary vase, a shrine to family photographs, an unruly mess of keys, knick-knacks and unpaid bills . . . whatever sits above the fireplace is compellingly revelatory
Because everyone needs some Warhol, Ruscha et al on the wall
When David Freeman inherited a beautiful 18 square metre garden from the Queen’s couturier, he was not afraid to make changes. The result is a sensitive tribute to a mischievous man
The British-Indian collector found just the place to house his Le Corbusier and Jeanneret pieces — a dilapidated pottery in north London. So he set about restoring it
The best contemporary fringed pieces to buy now
Francophiles have long been drawn to the ‘land of blue tones and gay colours’ that inspired Van Gogh — and a new cultural vibrancy is boosting the region’s appeal
With first-hand experience of the struggles and aspirations of younger buyers, an emerging cohort is hoping to set a new standard for a more responsible development culture — and a kinder city
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The tensions of the artists’ relationship — and their influence on each other’s work — are manifest in the fisherman’s cottage that they shared
The author charts her decades-long quest — via co-working hell — to a bolt-hole above a mews house
The ancient Korean gilding technique is enjoying a resurgence — with a little help from YouTube
The wellbeing and economic benefits of improving ventilation, daylight and temperature at home are clear. We need to work together to create a system to measure them — and demand better standards
Whether you’re looking to impress friends with leatherbound classics, or conjuring up a witchcraft reading room, Ultimate Library can help
Whether in Tangier, Hong Kong, Taipei, Chandigarh, New York or Qatar, the French interior architect’s designs capture the individual character and cultural identity of their city location
The celebrated brand may be in danger, but demand for storage solutions has never waned as we seek to beautify hidden parts of the home
London’s Barbican masterpiece has wonderful detailing, but if all that concrete is too much, there are some inspiring ways to soften it
It’s not all about the tulips. Taking a punt on autumn-sown annuals and biennials can boost next year’s blooms
In this special edition, we look at the changing face of Mayfair, talk to architects from Karachi to Xi’an embracing ‘sponge tactics’ to mitigate flooding, step inside a Singapore garden home, and spotlight design tips for the growing rental market
