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4 days ago |
houseandgarden.co.uk | Ruth Sleightholme
All products are independently selected by our editors. If you buy something, we may earn an affiliate commission. House & Garden's Ruth Sleightholme rounds up the most beautiful things to shop this June, from luxurious wallpapers and artisanal fabrics, to a plush, patterned accent chair. Whether you're looking for beautiful objects or brilliant ideas, a scroll through our gallery will offer inspiration in abundance.
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1 week ago |
houseandgarden.co.uk | Ruth Sleightholme
The entrance of Carlos Garcia's former home in NorfolkPaul MasseyThe classic country house style of decoration is a reflection of the wav we live differently in towns and cities. There we seek perfection, while in the country we seek pragmatism. (Of course, in both we seek beauty.) An aspect of that pragmatism is flooring. High-traffic spaces like halls, kitchens, and boot and utility rooms are places we dash through. in from the rain and the mud and in search of a much needed cup of tea.
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1 month ago |
houseandgarden.co.uk | Ruth Sleightholme
All products are independently selected by our editors. If you buy something, we may earn an affiliate commission. House & Garden's Ruth Sleightholme rounds up the most beautiful things to shop this May, from a classic lamp in a vibrant colour, to a smart stool that can also work as a side table. Whether you're looking for beautiful objects or brilliant ideas, a scroll through our gallery will offer inspiration in abundance.
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1 month ago |
houseandgarden.co.uk | Ruth Sleightholme
If you’re lucky enough to live somewhere that one of your rooms has a particularly stunning view – be it of a dramatic cityscape of high-rises, undulating hills or a shimmering, hazy sea – then you’ve doubtless thought about how best to put the view to good use. Step one? Get your windows in shape. By that, we mean literally think about their shape, but also their dressing (pelmets, curtains, blinds and so on), their frame material, frame colour and how they open.
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2 months ago |
houseandgarden.co.uk | Ruth Sleightholme
Plastic Baroque recycled plastic chair, by James Shaw, £1,920, from Seeds. 'Brömolla' stoneware and borosilicate glass helium light by Attua Aparicio and Jochen Holz £3,500, from Silo Studio. Ceramic 'Pressed Stool No 4' (ivory glaze), by Floris Wubben, £1,950, from SCP. 'Tutti Frutti II' resin basket, by Fish Design by Gaetano Pesce, £410, from Koibird. 'Extrusion' is the act of pressing a soft material through a 'die', to create a shape that will subsequently harden.
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