In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Country Homes & Interiors

• CHARACTER DRIVEN
  Remodelled online and refurbished offsite, this Tudor farmhouse has been transformed into a vibrant retreat for a fun-loving family
• IN GOOD MANOR
  The owners of a Cotswolds manor house have rekindled its centuries-old spirit and transformed it into a welcoming family home full of style and warmth
• A HOME WITH HERITAGE
  Once dark and diminutive, the bijou interior of this traditional country cottage has been transformed into a place of beauty for owner Louise Stewart
• AIRS & GRACES
  Simple styling and a soft palette are all this graceful Georgian house needs to shine with quiet beauty. Owner Jade Jordan-James talks us through the restoration
• JOY & COMFORT
  How can we craft beautiful homes that wrap around us with a sense of warmth, safety and comfort? Ali Heath, author of Cocoon, shares the secrets of truly cosy interiors
• SHAPE SHIFTING
  Arleana and Nick Pugh have played with shapes to create a luxurious bathroom with subtle interest
• Wrapped up warm
  From improving insulation to eradicating draughts, we ask the experts for advice on banishing the chill this autumn and winter
• ‘The metal tells me what it wants to become’
  Blacksmith and metal artist Lisa Wisdom
• GARDEN STORIES
  The imagined gardens within the pages of our favourite books can seem as real as the flower beds outside our door. Here, author Sandra Lawrence explores three evocative literary landscapes
• The time is now: part one
  There’s a momentous decision to be made about life at Greenfields, but will Diana’s heart be ready to make the leap when the time comes?
• You are invited…
  …to play games, share suppers, laugh a lot and make bonds for life. Creating meaningful moments with friends and family at home has never felt more important. Here’s your IRL guide to entertaining today
• Food for the soul
  Drawing on a lifelong love of local, seasonal food, Abby Allen’s farmhouse kitchen recipes come from a place of deep connection to the land and sea
• GOING TO EXTREMES
  The unpredictability of wet and dry weather is impacting our gardens and how well they thrive. But there are simple strategies to make both your plot and your planting more resilient