In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Living Etc.

• 1 Material matters
  Combining sustainable credentials with chic aesthetics, this is one of the most intriguing materials on the scene
• 2 Talent spot
  The two people behind this burgeoning design studio have caught our attention through the way they’ve brought together their architectural backgrounds and explorations of sustainability
• 3 Shop talk
  Championing British craftsmanship, international talent and homes for all, these are the brands to watch out for this year
• 4 Next in style
  We asked designers what they’re excited about for 2026 – and from the surrealist revival to trompe-l’œil, they delivered
• The hit list
  This month’s Livingetc-coded guide to covetable designs, exciting collabs and cool happenings
• Design of the times
  But which era was the Hector light first made? Pip Rich delves into the history of Original BTC’s compelling icon, a favourite of Sir Terence Conran that still looks fresh today
• ‘Design is about creating spaces to make memories’
  And architect and designer Joseph Dirand’s newest project is where you’ll be able to make the most glamorous of memories this month, as he tells our editor Pip Rich
• MIXED mode
  Designers are layering multicoloured stone for pattern-rich schemes – and it’s a style hit
• Present and correct
  The chicest homes are those where art, objets and niche collections are curated and on display for all to see
• Dinner plans
  Banquette seating, sculptural tables and more – these are design ideas to dine out on
• Colour crush
  Opulent and beguiling, it’s no wonder teal is trending says Livingetc’s colour expert Amy Moorea Wong
• Dear desıgner…
  Amy Stoddart is this month’s interiors agony aunt, answering the questions we get asked the most
• LET ME ENTERTAIN you
  This is a place made for every type of party, with a design that’s a celebration of good times, wellness – and everything in between
• Colour vision
  Bold hues are the main players in this house, but the clever – and social – layout is just as impressive
• ARTFULLY DONE
  Decorator Simone Haag was brought in to elevate this historic home with carefully curated design choices
• Joie de vivre
  Creating sophisticated interiors doesn’t always mean taking a serious approach – just look at this very chic Parisian apartment and its happy-go-lucky vibe
• QUIET LUXURY
  Parisian chic meets NYC cool in this classic apartment, where contemporary pieces form a mood of understated elegance
• SALON privé
  Designed for both nesting and hosting, and inspired by boutique hotels, this versatile Victorian home has playful surprises at every turn
• FITTED & KITTED
  DESIGNERS SHARE SAVVY WAYS TO USE BUILT-IN FURNITURE FOR A HOME THAT’S BEAUTIFULLY ORGANISED
• BEHIND THE CURTAIN
  THE SHELF SKIRT BRINGS A SOFTER SIDE TO YOUR HOME’S STORAGE – WHILE HIDING YOUR LESS AESTHETIC CLUTTER
• DEEP REFLECTIONS
  FROM MEDITATION ROOMS TO CONTEMPLATIVE NOOKS FOR A CUP OF TEA, RELAXATION ZONES ARE RESHAPING SELF-CARE AT HOME
• RHYTHM OF THE NIGHT
  A NEW, CIRCADIAN-BASED MICRO TREND IN AMERICAN LIGHTING IS SHINING A SPOTLIGHT ON HOW TO ENHANCE BRITISH HOMES TOO
• Hong Kong beauty
  Bodin Hon and Dilara Kan Hon of Studio Yellowdot give us a tour of the places they treasure most – plus a hotel to stay at
• Close to home
  Take your pick from our edit of fabulous flight-free English breaks
• House rules
  As the ultimate tastemaker and founder of Collagerie, Lucinda Chambers knows how to curate perfect moments – this is how her home is always party-ready