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The £2.3m London Dream Home, located in North-West London, effortlessly fuses authentic period character with modern luxury design. From the encaustic tiled entrance hall, high ceilings, and original stained glass, the ground floor opens into a formal front reception room featuring detailed cornicing, wall panelling, and an open fireplace. The upper levels offer spacious, hig...


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From lemon-printed cushions to strawberry-shaped tableware, last summer we embraced all things fruity. But this year we’re seeking our interior inspiration from the rest of the vegetable patch. From cabbage-shaped ceramics and sculptural artichoke lamps to juicy tomato reds and rich beetroot burgundies, humble veggies are providing some surprisingly stylish inspo for our home...


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When renovating an older property, space is often one of the biggest challenges. Period homes can have generous rooms but surprisingly little practical storage, while smaller family houses may already be working hard to accommodate everything from coats and cleaning equipment to kitchen essentials and laundry. That is why clever choices about the home’s infrastructure...


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September has a habit of exposing every weak spot in your household systems and the hall way is a very common hotspot. School starts and suddenly it’s all abandoned blazers, rogue trainers and PE bags. It’s tempting to just ask everyone to be tidier, but I don’t think that’s the answer. It isn’t that easy!...


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September is the perfect excuse for an interiors reset. Get ahead of the new-term chaos with simple updates that look good and work hard.

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