In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Homes & Gardens England

• The April Edit A CURATION OF THE BEST DESIGN AND HOME IDEAS
  All the latest interiors news, including exciting collaborations, new debuts, a special anniversary and the design event not to be missed
• In detail: rugs & runners
  What’s new and noteworthy for style underfoot
• Movers & Shakers
  Marta de la Rica’s latest venture transforms everyday objects into crafted pieces that celebrate materiality and timeless design
• NEXT IN DESING 25 Rising stars
  We’ve been spotlighting the winners of our Next in Design initiative, which champions fresh and diverse talent – this month, the last in our 2025 series, the three designers we’re introducing discuss their creative process
• Best in show
  Some of the world’s leading designers and decorators are letting their imaginations run wild at this year’s one-of-a-kind WOW!house event
• Design & Decorating MAKING BEAUTIFUL SPACES FOR JOYFUL LIVING
  Earthy reds are enriching interiors, window dressings are getting creative, we explore working with your home’s history and present 2026’s style forecast – it’s looking marvellous
• PAST AND PRESENT
  Respecting a home’s architectural history is an ethos interior designer Brandon Schubert extols
• DESIGN directions
  We look at where interiors are heading in 2026 and the horizon is full of expressive forms and refined finishes that signal a mood for emotive aesthetics that feel good and look fabulous
• SHAYNE BRADY
  The designer creates atmospheric hotels and restaurants around the globe, with a strong focus on storytelling
• DRESS CODE
  Window dressings shouldn’t be an afterthought – they’re like that one beautiful accessory which makes an outfit perfect
• READING MATERIAL
  A look at some of the most intriguing design books to inspire your decoration projects
• Sea of dreams
  With a hidden tunnel that leads to the beach, this wondrous Dublin home has interiors as captivating as the landscape outside
• A creative EVOLUTION
  Guided by striking art, Studio Ashby infused this London home with colour, considered design and a relaxed sensibility
• NATURE STUDY
  Informed by its rural setting, this American farmhouse has a nuanced aesthetic that embraces both the modern and the rustic
• IT STRIKES A BALANCE BETWEEN FORMAL AND RELAXED SO YOU CAN TRULY UNWIND & ENJOY YOURSELF
  This Georgian Grade II-listed London townhouse has the uncanny ability to feel grand one moment and thoroughly laid-back another
• Through the ages
  The reinvention of this Edwardian terrace is a triumph in timelessness, where styles from different eras blend together beautifully
• House of JOY
  Sunny yellows, sassy stripes, cloudscapes and even butterflies – this London home is designed to raise a smile
• Garden notes
  Inspired ideas and buys for the great outdoors
• Spring back to life
  The garden of a Grade II-listed house built in 1815 amongst the hills of the Somerset countryside is a sight to behold after undergoing an incredible transformation using sustainable horticulture
• Food for thought
  Kitchen gardens can work in big and small spaces and country or urban landscapes as these charming plots prove – here’s to a bumper crop
• Garden views
  Tim Martin, National Trust head gardener at Greys Court in Oxfordshire, on the joys of spring and the beauty of slow gardening
• OUT & ABOUT
  Diaries at the ready: each month we showcase the people, places and events capturing our interest
• A LOVE LETTER TO...
  Interior architect and design director Willow Kemp explains why the New Forest has stolen her heart
• FRESH & FRAGRANT
  The chef behind The Little Viet Kitchen shares dishes that capture the essence of Vietnamese home cooking
• A GREAT ESCAPE
  Rome’s Palazzo Salviati Cesi Mellini is home to the first city retreat from Six Senses, whose hotels focus on wellness and sustainability
• MY LIFE IN 10
  The fashion designer Savannah Miller reveals a few of her favourite things
• In the know
  EXPLORE THE LATEST LAUNCHES, KEY LOOKS AND INNOVATIONS FOR THE KITCHEN
• PRETTY & PRACTICAL
  Known for designing effortlessly chic interiors, Sophie Rowell shares the ingredients for her perfect cooking space
• CHARACTER STUDY
  Designer Augustine Atobatele introduces artful elements to craft a rich, inviting and personality-filled room
• MODERN CLASSIC
  Interior designer Pandora Taylor’s ideal space is one that mixes contemporary and traditional pieces – and something unexpected
• STYLE LOOKBOOK
  Impressive designs and smart ideas that combine functionality with exceptional taste
• WHERE TO SHOP
  A selection of companies producing exquisite kitchens that will stand the test of time
• In the know
  THE NOTABLE NEW ARRIVALS EVERY ELEGANT BATHROOM WILL WANT
• REFINED ELEGANCE
  For interior designer Shalini Misra, a bathing space is a true sanctuary when it has tactile materials and glamorous touches
• JOYFUL MODERNISM
  Playful yet polished, Monique and Staffan Tollgård’s dream space is bold in form and crafted to lift the mood
• MOODY AMBIENCE
  Miminat Shodeinde layers dark and dramatic designs with shiny metallics for an alluring atmosphere that envelops you
• STYLE LOOKBOOK
  Ideas to suit all tastes and to create a space that is truly luxurious
• WHERE TO SHOP
  Take a look at brands shaping everything from precision brassware and sculptural basins to statement baths