In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Living Etc.

• The hit list
  This month’s Livingetc-coded guide to covetable designs, exciting collabs and cool happenings
• In the mood
  Neuroaesthetics is all about how your home can make you feel good – we’ve looked into the science and spoken to the experts to tell you how it’s done
• Old school
  Antiques and vintage pieces introduce instant character to a space – and these three brands deliver the goods
• Let’s go round again
  Design has moved on since we created the Hepworth chair with Love Your Home in 2019, but its curves stay as current as ever
• Light work
  Alvaro Picardo’s hand-painted shades bring a joyous atmosphere to every space they grace
• ‘No room should ever be perfect’
  And designer Robert Stilin tells our editor Pip Rich about how making a room come together is all in the mix
• Living large
  It’s the space where life happens so it’s got to be beautiful – cue a few gorgeous ideas and good-looking buys
• Sitting pretty
  From sumptuously slouchy family sofas to posh perches for parties, these are the sofas we’d happily have at home
• Colour crush
  Cosy up: this month, Livingetc’s colour expert Amy Moorea Wong is exploring all things rich, intense ochre
• The perfect pairing
  Find your dream colour combo with these ideas – plus the pieces that’ll bring the hues in
• Weaving magic
  Turning up on wardrobe doors, bathroom tiles and more, basket weave is the rich-looking but subtle detail to buy into
• Dear desıgner…
  Josie de Guzman and Jess Murphy of Studio Jey are here to answer your decorating dilemmas
• LA DOLCE vita
  Belonging to a Swedish couple with a deep love for 1960s and 1970s Italian design, this Sicilian palazzo is full of joy and beauty
• MILANO IN THE MIX
  Italian postmodern design has brought new life to this heritage Sydney home
• CREATIVE COLOURING IN
  Designer Lonika Chande has played with a palette of nearly every shade going yet still manages to make this home feel put together
• Homing in
  Creating this forever home was about breaking rules, building trust and focussing on the power of soft, subtle textures
• DESERT SUN
  The sands of Burning Man were the unlikely reference point for this London project, where it now always feels like golden hour
• Into the blue
  Clean lines, playful touches and a jolt of bold colour have turned this cottage into a thoroughly modern home
• PUNCH LINES
  PERFORATED DESIGNS ARE BEING SPOTTED EVERYWHERE – LOVED FOR THEIR DECORATIVE NATURE AND ABILITY TO LET IN LIGHT
• ALL IN ORDER
  THE START OF THE YEAR CALLS FOR A DECLUTTERING SESSION – SO WE ASKED DESIGNERS HOW THEY ACE A CALMER, MORE CURATED HOME
• Come inside…
  Interior designers are opening shoppable galleries to showcase their own furniture collections – here, Róisín Lafferty gives us a tour of her place and explains the appeal of moving into retail
• New year break
  Yoga, saunas, cryotherapy… just what’s needed after all the festivities
• Cafe society
  You may be in the middle of a post-Christmas detox but these bakeries and coffee shops are well worth a visit just for their decor
• House rules
  Designer Stephanie Barba Mendoza shares her decor must-haves, always-dos and why she dislikes a shaggy rug
• MATCHA GREEN
  BRING THIS FRESH COLOUR INTO YOUR KITCHEN FOR A SCHEME THAT FEELS MODERN AND BRIGHT YET STILL TIMELESS
• 2 COPPER ACCENTS
  THIS METALLIC IS BACK AND BEING USED TO DELIVER TEXTURE, WARMTH AND CHARACTER
• 3 SOFTENED EDGES
  CURVES REMAIN BIG NEWS IN KITCHENS BUT THIS YEAR THEY’RE MORE SUBTLE, ROUNDING OUT GRAPHIC LINES IN THE MOST SOPHISTICATED WAY
• KITCHEN NEWS
  NEW LAUNCHES AND TECH TO UPGRADE YOUR COOKING SPACE
• A fresh view
  Arent&Pyke opted to focus inwards for this rich, immersive indigo space – despite it having vistas of one of the world’s most iconic landmarksT
• Light the way
  The brief to Blakes London was ‘the opposite of Shaker’, which was taken as a chance to create a spectacular open, bright and airy space
• Back to black
  The trend for dark-toned kitchens continues to gain ground, with Roundhouse finding new ways to soften the industrial edgesI
• Silver linings
  Embracing the growing trend for cool metallics, this new project by Officine Gullo takes silver and makes it look like design gold
• POWDER PINK
  THIS SHADE IS ANYTHING BUT QUAINT – AND IN A BATHROOM IT FEELS BOTH SOFT AND MODERN
• 4 CHUBBY SHAPES
  EDGES ARE ROUNDED AND BATHS ARE BECOMING, WELL, TUBBY IN THIS WHIMSICAL TAKE ON BATHROOM FORMS
• BATHROOM NEWS
  THE LATEST DESIGNS TO WASH YOUR SPACE IN STYLE
• Big apple
  Studio Doherty chose this exact shade of Granny Smith green for its crisp, fresh and energising powers
• Hide and chic
  With many of the functional areas cleverly concealed, this neutral bathroom is left feeling calm, spacious and incredibly luxe
• Modern classic
  Designer Christian Bense added a contemporary twist to this decorative bathroom that was sympathetic to its Georgian heritage