In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Homes & Antiques

• June
  This is the month to… dress up for Glyndebourne, marvel at Tudor portraiture, and treat yourself to rosy antiques and treasures
• SMALL WONDERS
  Rescuing old buildings from obsolescence is vital work, but can be fraught with heritage constraints – the challenges can be even greater with small buildings, but with some creative reimagining, there's no end to the possibilities, discovers Jenny Oldaker
• THE LAST KEEPERS
  From the King's Piper to the Frames Conservator, the heritage and traditions of the royal household and its collections are quietly sustained by a roster of skilled specialists. Jenny Oldaker celebrates the rich history of these fascinating jobs…
• ELIZABETH ASHDOWN
  The passementerie artist talks to Dominique Corlett about elevating the ordinary and shaking up a disappearing art
• House of Memories
  David Moore's charming Cotswold home is filled with treasures, thanks to both his own and his late partner's passion for collecting antiques
• Decorative Harmony
  Colours and shapes are the focus in Tanja Bernhard's Danish home, which is filled with patterned wallpapers, beautiful colours and playful collections of European ceramics
• Collecting VICTORIAN TABLEWARE
  Serving celery from a vase or mustard from a silver pot was once the epitome of sophistication. Emma Longstaff delves into the history of these obsolete yet tantalising dining curios
• Escape to CAMBRIDGE
  Spring has sprung, which means the return of the Cambridge Literary Festival to the enchanting riverside city, says Sarah Riches