In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Homes & Antiques

• A GREAT STORY
  Medieval illuminated manuscripts are conduits of our shared history, so when a rare book about Alexander the Great was rediscovered it made global headlines, Caroline Wheater reports
• LESSONS from the past
  Pre-industrial homes relied on natural materials and, centuries ago, handcrafted techniques were the norm in construction. Jenny Oldaker discovers why these sustainable, durable processes remain vitally relevant today
• LLIO JAMES
  The Welsh weaver and textile desinger speaks to Dominique Corlett about circular economies and expressing visual heritage
• Sunshine and flowers
  Edward Ray and Mark Leese have worked magic in their bright seaside home, introducing bold colours and a host of artworks and decorative antiques
• At home in THE HILLS
  Nestled in the Malvern Hills, this beautifully restored Victorian lodge has survived against the odds. Now owner Imogen Driver has brought it back to life with vintage and antique finds…
• A fine Balance
  Stripping back the layers, Lydia Fay has brought a Georgian townhouse back to life, filling it with an array of treasures from near and far
• Beauty Restored
  James and Eleanor Hemsley have transformed an outdated South London Victorian terrace into a characterful family home, filled with meaningful, finds
• Hyacinth bulb vases
  When he bought two for a friend, Wim Granneman found himself unexpectedly smitten. Now he owns more than 1,000
• Escape to the HIGHLANDS
  Amid the Highlands’ mysterious lochs, mighty mountains and untrammelled moors, you’ll find creative communities of artisan makers, quirky galleries and antiques stores, while the region’s capital has a new star attraction, discovers Lucy Gillmore
• FAIRS & AUCTIONS
  Rosanna Morris gathers her pick of the best fairs and auctions to visit in March. Plus, she brings us six businesses putting their own spin on vintage and second-hand finds to create new covetable pieces