Busola Evans

6 days ago | cabanamagazine.com | Busola Evans

HOUSE TOUR | ROOMS & GARDENS | WORLD OF CABANABY BUSOLA EVANS | ROOMS & GARDENS | 20 JUNE 2025Guest bathroom featuring walls in 'Ipswich Sprig' from Adelphi Paper Hangings, antique wooden chairs and mirror, wash basin by Balineum and ‘Purbeck’ wall lights from Besselink and Jones © Christopher Horwood for A New English Style: Timeless Interiors by Salvesen Graham.

1 week ago | cabanamagazine.com | Busola Evans

HOUSE TOUR | ROOMS & GARDENS | WORLD OF CABANABY BUSOLA EVANS | ROOMS & GARDENS | 13 JUNE 2025Sleepy Hollow, a quaint village located on the east bank of New York’s Hudson River, may be best known for its whispering woods and haunted folklore, but it also possesses a quieter beauty which slowly unfurls itself.

1 month ago | houseandgarden.co.uk | Busola Evans

Joa's house in Somerset, with the new addition visible in the foregroundFrancesca IovéneThe decision to add an extension to a period building usually poses a number of design conundrums. One crucial one is a matter of aesthetics: do you try to ensure that the old and new structures appear so seamlessly blended that the untrained eye would be hard pushed to see the difference? Or do you go for broke and embrace a modern contrast and with it, all its architectural possibilities?

1 month ago | admiddleeast.com | Busola Evans |Nick Smith

Many things can be a jumping point for an interior scheme – sometimes it's a nostalgic colour, at another it's an evocative print. In the case of this apartment in London’s Sloane Square, it was the owner’s art and sculptures that led the way. “They were a key part of the brief,” confirms Ravi Jassal, the founder and creative director of residential and retail design agency Next Chapter Design, which was appointed to see through the renovation of the two-bedroom, two-bathroom home.

1 month ago | admiddleeast.com | Busola Evans

A contemporary makeover gives the quintessential English country interiors style a global appeal. Forget chintz and creaky floorboards, this six-bedroom British countryside family home is rewriting the rural rulebook. With its light-flooded rooms, intricate architectural details, and a pared-back palette, it is certainly no chocolate box cottage but still packed with as much warmth and character.