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As conversations around sustainability become increasingly commonplace for interior designers, the focus is expanding to include not just eco-friendly materials but ways to reduce waste — be it through reclamation,...
As conversations around sustainability become increasingly commonplace for interior designers, the focus is expanding to include not just eco-friendly materials but ways to reduce waste — be it through reclamation,...
With the summer gathering season in full swing, custom dining tables that incorporate ceramics — whether as an inlaid motif, hand-set tile, or the entire surface — are turning these...
Sunroom, garden room, conservatory, Orangerie, no matter which version you fancy (or what you call it) these bucolic spaces create a connection with the outdoors that is especially rewarding this...
It seems everyone is abuzz about Casa Bonavita, the historic house turned hotel in Malta designed by Christopher and Suzanne Sharp. We are too. The property is filled with eye-catching...
During a crowded spring calendar of design fairs, London Craft Week (11-17 May) stands out as a beacon for those who value the handmade. Now in its 12th edition here are...
At this very moment, the future of Burgess & Leigh, the beloved maker of Burleigh pottery, is under threat. As the iconic British brand celebrates its 175th anniversary this year,...
Just as a work of art can inspire a room scheme, so too can interiors inspire art in return. It’s a tradition with a storied past that continues to be...
Designers are focused on making kitchens and baths more personal than ever. Studio pottery captures that sensibility with handmade pieces meant for every day use. Studio Pottery London. Photographer: Dusan Todorovic...
The new year is a time to reset and refresh and when it comes to interiors, that inevitably brings to mind bathroom design. We’re kicking off 2026 with a look...
With entertaining season upon, we can’t help but think about the state of kitchen design now. We’ve asked interior designers what their clients have been gravitating towards and what they’re...
It’s been one year this month, since New York ceramist Danny Kaplan opened his live/work showroom in downtown Manhattan, where clients can view his celebrated lighting and furniture collections in-situ...
Balineum founder Sarah Watson holidayed in Denmark over the summer and now we all want to go. Given how short the flight is from London — and how affordable tickets...
Historic houses are enjoying quite a renaissance these days. While their revival has roots in the V&A’s groundbreaking 1975 exhibition, Destruction of the Country House, followed by decades of preservation...
With summer holidays in their final stretch, we can’t help but eye the full roster of events that will be populating calendars next month. It’s easy to loll away these...
Decorating a house in the country—whether a full-time residence or a weekend retreat—offers designers the chance to conjure up a sense of escape with each decorative flourish. Such was the...
Nightclubs come and go in New York City in the “flashest of flashes” (as Rowan Atkinson might say), but none may have been as fleeting as Only Love Strangers. The...