In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Country Homes & Interiors

• RUN WILD
  A Rum Fellow’s new collection, Wild Abandon, comprises stripes, bands, plaids and checks across cotton fabrics and a flat-weave rug, rooted in Welsh tapestry tradition and handwoven by artisan partners in Guatemala and India. ‘This collection is about the spirit of the handmade,’ says Caroline Lindsell, co-founder and creative director, arumfellow.com.
• Elsie’s Daughters
  A creative spirit passed down through generations inspired founder Isabel Zarth to take her illustrative career a step further
• SIMPLY PERFECT
  A group of historic cattle sheds surrounding a pretty courtyard had already been converted into a home, then Julie Daniells spotted its true potential
• FIRST STEPS
  Nisha and Idris Mohandas struck lucky when they chanced upon the characterful country cottage full of period charm and rustic simplicity that became their first home
• CREATIVE THINKING
  By moving to a smaller flint-fronted cottage, interior designer Jojo Humes has embraced a simpler way of living, creating a warm, sociable home defined by creativity
• QUIET BEAUTY
  With its graceful proportions and a palette of warm neutrals, the Victorian home of architects Craig Smith and Holly Gare is a lesson in less-is-more
• Feast for friends
  Bring a surprising touch to your seasonal table with a centrepiece display made from sculptural mushrooms, their delicate pastel tones reflected in the prettiest table linens and accessories
• BATHROOM FLOORING
  Finding the right fit underfoot can transform the look, feel and even the functionality of your bathing space
• STORYBOOK STYLE
  This evocative child’s room eschews typical nursery motifs for a more layered, imaginative scheme that will evolve through the years
• STATEMENT MAKERS
  A dramatic extractor hood not only cleans the air, it will also add style and impact to your kitchen design
• Kitchen dilemmas
  Remove the guesswork and save energy and money with the latest AI-enabled appliances for your cook space
• LANDSCAPE PAINTING
  Look to nature to provide seasonal colour palette inspiration. This month, we love Cotswold stone
• Soft footing
  Plain or patterned, in classic wool or a plant-based material, there are many carpet types to bring warmth and character to your home
• Rip it up and start again
  Thinking about trying upholstery? Experts Jules Haines and Micaela Sharp share the tricks, myth-busting tips and hard-won advice you’ll need to get started
• How to upholster a headboard
  A decorative headboard is a real design statement in a bedroom, but it can be a big investment. Upholster your own and you can create a cost-saving but stunning focal point
• Suite dreams
  The new three-piece suite doesn’t need to match. Choose your perfect combination of armchair, sofa and footstool to create a furnishing scheme that’s unique to your home
• Get more from your favourite magazine
  There are three simple ways to get more Country Homes & Interiors in your life. What are you waiting for?
• ‘It’s an honour to be part of someone’s special day’
  Clementine Eyres, founder of accessories company, Clementine & Mint
• Three meals a day
  Breakfast, lunch and dinner, plus a snack – make them delicious and satisfying and you’ll feed your spirit as well as your appetite, says nutritionist and chef Caroline Hanna in her new book Hungry
• Pressed flower candles
  Enjoy the beauty of summer blooms right through the autumn months with these delightful designs
• A CLASS APART
  If you have a passion for gardening, deepen your knowledge with lessons from the experts. Whether it’s a one-day workshop, an online class or a full-time course, this is lifelong learning at its best
• GROW ONE, GET ONE FREE
  Take cuttings, divide plants and collect seeds, and you’ll increase the number of plants in your garden without buying more. It’s a win-win-win situation
• THE MAGIC OF MUSHROOMS
  They may look other-worldly but mushrooms are surprisingly easy to cultivate at home, especially if you choose a kit to get you started. Award-winning experts Caley Brothers explain how it’s done
• THE LIST SEPTEMBER
  What to pot, plant and prep this month, plus a few treats to buy and inspiration further afield
• What to plant
  Some for now, some for later, is the mantra of the September gardener. Whether it’s food or flowers, the key is to stay productive as autumn nears.
• Jobs to do this month
  There’s no rest in the September garden – do the groundwork and mulch, mow and manicure your plot, ready for autumn.
• Tales from the country
  Could this Country Mouse cope in the big city? Maybe, if it means easy access to M&S knickers