In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Homes & Antiques

• June
  This is the month to… indulge in a luxury retreat, celebrate Art Deco, and discover the mudlarks
• THE OTHER GIACOMETTI
  Diego Giacometti sat happily in the shadow of his celebrated sculptor-artist brother Alberto, but his own cast bronze furniture is incredibly sought after by connoisseur collectors - as one piece proved recently when it set a new world record at Christie’s, finds Caroline Wheater
• STYLE & SHOPPING
  Our monthy guide to DECORATIVE accessories, unique ANTIQUES and beautiful textiles that will add CHARACTER and colour to your home
• FIVE WAYS TO: MAKE A ROOM LOOK BIGGER
  When decorating a bijou bedroom or under-stairs nook, there are myriad ways to create a sense of much-needed space, says Kiera Buckley-Jones
• SPLENDID STRIPES
  From bold and punchy to a classic pinstripe, this versatile print works in homes of every style and description
• Inside and out
  Visit the personal gardens of some of the finest designers at work today, and harness the charm of classic English style
• Hemswell Antiques
  The team at the helm of this impressive treasure trove in rural Lincolnshire paint a picture of the history and charm behind their business
• Making SPACE
  Antique pieces can serve as an elegant solution for furnishing and enhancing small spaces, so whether you need a sturdy folding table, clever multifunctional storage or a magical metamorphic chair, the makers of the past have you covered, finds Jenny Oldaker
• The return of FERN FEVER
  In recent years, gardens across the UK have been gradually restoring and creating fern gardens and stumperies to spectacular effect, says Rhiannon Batten
• AMY CUSHING
  Glass artist Amy Cushing speaks to Dominique Corlett about colour alchemy, breaking with the norm during Covid, and hankering for the sun
• Repair shop
  A natural scavenger since boyhood, Tim Smith now buys, sells and lovingly restores furniture from his pint-sized Georgian home and workshop in Ludlow
• An eye for COLOUR
  Interior designer Jessica Adams used her instinct for colour and unique pieces to turn a bland rental flat in Barnes into a joyful and comfortable family home, filled with personality
• Bringing life to a rental
  Jessica Adams’s London flat is packed with personality, proving that renting doesn’t have to mean sacrificing style. Here, she shares her tips on adding character…
• Chapel CHIC
  Mid-century Sputnik pendant? Check. Light-up Virgin Mary? Check. Helen Harlow’s take on decorating this 19th-century chapel is as fun as it is unexpected…
• Colouring in the past
  The owners of this bijou cottage in historic Rye have given it new life with an impactful decorating scheme and a cheerful combination of family treasures, vintage finds and modern touches
• Collecting CARTIER
  As a dazzling Cartier exhibition opens at the V&A, Emma Longstaff takes a closer look at the enduring appeal of the world-famous jewellery company
• The Kings of Bling
  Throughout history, royals from across the world have been drawn to the allure of Cartier…
• Garden Antiques
  Artist Chloë Holt’s lifelong love of visiting historic gardens has inspired a passion for collecting sculptures, urns, and architectural fragments
• Outdoor textiles
  Thanks to science, we now have cloth that is both weather-resistant and comfortable for lounging. Time to get out into the garden, says Celia Rufey
• Enthusiasms
  This Month: Doll’s Houses
• The culture shapers: BARBIE’S WORLD
  Launched in 1959 as a groundbreaking teenage fashion doll, Barbie has become a global icon, with over a billion dolls sold. Caroline Wheater looks at key moments in her life and discovers a strong collector’s market, too
• Dormy House
  This Cotswolds hotel achieves an impeccable blend of historic charm and modern comfort, alongside first-class food and an award-winning spa
• Six of the best BEACHES
  Amid its many miles of entrancing coastline, the UK has a wealth of world-class beaches. Jenny Oldaker celebrates some British coastal destinations with a distinctly exotic appeal…
• 48 hours in MARGATE
  Thanks to a recent regeneration, the seaside town of Margate has its groove back. The momentum continues with a flurry of new hotels filling old buildings, and new antiques and interiors shops arriving on the scene, as Rosanna Morris discovers
• FAIRS & AUCTIONS
  Rosanna Morris rounds up June’s antiques fairs and auctions, and brings us her market of the month in Berkhamsted. Plus, if you’re on the hunt for bobbin furniture, we have six of the UK’s best dealers
• Patricia Rodi
  The interior designer on evocative family heirlooms, ill-judged impulse buying, and the chairs she covets