In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Period Living

• The journal
  This month, refresh your home with a new wallpaper, discover the joys of growing and arranging your own cut flowers, and celebrate local talent at a county-wide art week
• Teardrops of joy
  From ditsy block-printed fabrics to bold, statement wallpapers, inject exotic elegance into interiors with classic and versatile paisley designs
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• A Georgian revival
  Max and Rosanna Wiseman embraced bold colour, layered textures and a dash of 18th-century spirit to transform their Norfolk country house
• Heaven on earth
  A soothing palette of mellow yellows and warm neutrals has transformed a former cider barn into an idyllic home for Gem, Thom and their family
• Coming home
  Returning to her childhood roots, Lynne Kersley bought the historic thatched cottage she fell in love with as a girl and, with her husband Stephen, began a major renovation to secure its future
• Sunny spells
  Olivia and Phil Elliott have created a welcoming family home in their Victorian seaside villa, blending colour, pattern and a timeless mix of old and new
• Stencilling a wall
  Trade expensive wallpaper for this more affordable yet equally effective decorating technique that will give your home bespoke character and unique interest
• A family affair
  With her grandchildren at the forefront of her mind, Penelope Chilvers looked to create a kitchen that provided enough space for her family, while still retaining the farmhouse’s authentic charm
• Floor fillers
  Marrying essential durability with rich colours and textures, these flooring options bring plenty of authentic charm and excel in the heated kitchen environment
• ENJOY 20% OFF* AT Weaver Green
  Prepare your home for autumn with Weaver Green’s beautifully soft rugs, cushions, throws and furnishings, all crafted from its innovative Wonder Yarn, made from recycled plastic bottles
• Work in progress
  Housing everything you need to keep your home running smoothly, the ‘bootility’ combines the cleaning power of the utility with the organisation of a boot room
• Blind date
  Whether you prioritise privacy and light control or seek a practical window treatment for an awkward space, find a perfect match with these decorative yet functional designs
• Call for order
  Find a place for everything, from books to the dog bed, with these smart storage ideas that utilise every inch of space
• Doubling up
  Adding secondary glazing has the benefit of helping to increase the warmth and energy efficiency of your period home while retaining the character of original windows and glass
• Take in the view
  With panoramic vistas, open skies and a magnificent central oak tree, Brian and Josse Emerson’s peaceful hillside garden in Dorset overflows with a succession of colourful flowering plants built up over three decades
• Diary of A POTAGER
  With the signs of autumn gradually approaching, growth slows down in the potager vegetable beds, while cut flowers from the ornamentals fill the house. Lalage turns her attention to planting and propagating autumn and winter crops, but the caterpillars have other plans…
• Boughs of plenty
  Grow a mini orchard in your garden and savour fruit picked fresh from the trees, with this advice from Dave Bouch, National Trust head gardener for the Tamar Valley
• THE LADY OF THE LAMPS
  Caring for two historic houses that were once home to the Bloomsbury Group in East Sussex inspired Kathy Crisp to make her own hand-painted lampshades influenced by their art
• Light fantastic
  If you’re updating a room’s lighting, Kerryn Harper-Cuss talks to dealers and designers for illuminating insights on the value of sourcing and reusing vintage or antique pendants and lamps
• Naked attraction
  The nude has shaped art history for centuries and today continues to resonate in interiors, valued for its humanity, warmth and sculptural simplicity, as Alice Roberton explains
• Coughton Court
  Home to the Throckmorton family since 1409, this stunning Tudor property tells tales of the family’s entanglement in England’s dramatic history and survival against the odds
• International flavours
  Enjoy late summer al fresco entertaining with these wonderfully flavoursome, yet simple dishes, inspired by cuisines from around the world
• My favourite room
  Former pop star Shirlie Kemp welcomes us into her restored garden studio: a dreamy space to indulge in creativity and design
• Home from home
  With a passion for the past, Brian and Denise Hadleigh became the custodians of a picturesque 17th-century cottage and lovingly restored it, making fascinating discoveries along the way
• Technicolour dream
  Lucy Renshaw and Anthony Watkins recognised their perfect future home in a dilapidated cottage that no one else had given a second glance, and set about renovating it from top to bottom
• Tales of the Unexpected
  Nigel Hunt has transformed this humble cottage with an elevated, tailored look, his clever interior design creating a surprising sense of space
• Calm restored
  Renovating and extending a compact flint cottage meant a bigger home for Paul and Luci Staden, with the added joy of the beautiful South Downs on their doorstep
• Colour basics
  From picking a particular shade to setting the right tone, we offer guidance on how to make decorating your home interiors a breeze. Deciding on paint for the walls is just the start
• In shades of nature
  A lockdown project ‘pandemic buy’ became the perfect antidote to city life for Rachel Southern
• Love at first sight
  Aoife Kenny knew she’d found her dream home before even opening the front door of the former Victorian worker’s cottage. The challenge was to make the interiors match