In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Country Homes & Interiors

• Will Nock
  This Falmouth-based maker draws inspiration from his rugged coastal surroundings to create considered furniture using locally sourced oak
• SIMPLE LIFE
  Calm colours and a curated collection of antique and vintage finds combine to create a family home that is warm, welcoming and full of style
• ART OF SIMPLICITY
  Sitting on the banks of a hilltop quarry in Cheshire, this former chauffeur’s cottage has been revived as a beautiful home filled with original art
• SIMPLE LIFE
  Calm colours and a curated collection of antique and vintage finds combine to create a family home that is warm, welcoming and full of style
• COUNTRY LUXE
  A 1950s mock Tudor house in leafy Surrey has been given a flamboyant but family-friendly makeover by a design team that could see beyond its dated first impression
• AFTER THE FLOOD
  A compact country cottage with adjacent barn has been transformed into a magnificent family home full of eclectic charm, despite challenges along the way
• ART OF SIMPLICITY
  Sitting on the banks of a hilltop quarry in Cheshire, this former chauffeur’s cottage has been revived as a beautiful home filled with original art
• Winter rituals are a sanctuary
  As frost covers the garden, Diana Yates preps outdoor pots ready to create a springtime display, and indoors, pulls quilts and coverlets from the linen cupboard to cosy-up the family’s beds
• FULL OF GRACE
  Spriggy wallpapers bring a light touch to country homes, combining elegance with homely details for a look that’s full of charm and easy to live with
• Banjo’s big adventure
  As he publishes a new book and prepares to transform a castle, interior designer, author and TV star Banjo Beale shares his love of Scottish style with us
• OUT ON THE TILES
  Create a stunning backdrop for your room’s décor with these fabulous yet durable flooring ideas
• A BREATH OF FRESH AIR
  Choose the best extraction system for your kitchen – from stylish focal points to discreet designs
• BROWN STUDY
  Earthy shades are seeing a resurgence, as we seek respite from high-energy colours and everyday overwhelm. Sara Bird reveals how to use these warming, grounding tones in your country home
• Home on the range
  Nothing creates more charm in the kitchen than a range cooker. We dispel the most common myths and find out what to ask before you buy
• Give me shelter
  An elegant and practical porch will shield you from the elements while adding kerb appeal to your home’s exterior
• ‘My love of colour and nature inspires my furniture designs’
  Furniture designer and interiors colour consultant, Emma Diaz
• Finders, keepers
  Foraging can help us stay tuned to the changing seasons while gathering nature’s bounty at its source. Here’s our guide to picking with a light and mindful touch
• THE GOOD AUCTION GUIDE
  From unique antiques to desirable collectables, there’s a lot to love about buying at auction. Here’s how to succeed at sale day, with insight from the experts
• Winter rituals are a sanctuary
  As frost covers the garden, Diana Yates preps outdoor pots ready to create a springtime display, and indoors, pulls quilts and coverlets from the linen cupboard to cosy-up the family’s beds
• A stay at The Bull Inn
  This Devon hostelry is offering a radical rethink of what a country pub can offer, and winning the hearts and minds of locals and visitors alike
• Soul food
  When autumn’s chill starts to bite, turn to rib-sticking, heartwarming comfort food to warm your cockles
• Save 20% at Falcon Enamelware
  The classic, original enamelware is available in a choice of traditional and contemporary colours, plus lots of cookware options, bringing timeless style to your kitchen
• THE NEW REVIEW
  November is the ideal time to look back at what is working in your plot, so you can plan a garden edit that will take you into the upcoming seasons
• BRIGHT BERRIES
  Hardy fruiting shrubs and trees bring jewel-like colours to the autumn garden, and provide an abundant seasonal larder for visiting wildlife, too
• SHAPE SHIFTERS
  Once their flowering season is done, the silhouettes of seedheads and shaggy grasses bring a delicate beauty to the winter garden, providing shape and interest, especially on frosty days
• Aday in the country
  Appropriately for one of Britain’s best-loved garden broadcasters, Carol Klein’s perfect day starts in her greenhouse at home in Devon