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Inside the most glorious country house hotel in Wales, with interiors by Nicola Harding

1 day ago | houseandgarden.co.uk | Arta Ghanbari

Phil BoormanAlong the winding roads from Aberyswyth and into Gwynedd in North Wales, past fields of grazing sheep up and down deep valleys, Snowdownia’s mighty peaks come closer into view. Just past the market town of Dollgelau, Penmaenuchaf Hotel appears elegantly perched above the river Mawddach, backed by thick woodlands and black mountains making zig zags across the sky.
The three best Emma mattresses, tried and tested

2 days ago | houseandgarden.co.uk | Joy Archer

Emma Hybrid Premium MattressRead moreEmma Hybrid Thermosync MattressRead moreEmma Hybrid Airgrid MattressRead more3 / 3We've tried and tested several to try and determine which is the best Emma mattressDean HearneVirginia Woolf famously wrote: “One cannot think well, love well, sleep well, if one has not dined well.” The risk of contradicting a literary treasure aside, when it comes to the business of sleep I’d happily indulge in a decent mattress over moules marinière.
Design ideas for open shelving in kitchens

2 days ago | houseandgarden.co.uk | Thomas Barrie

Studio Peake maintained the Arts & Crafts look of this Surrey house by housing the shelves in a rounded archway. Designed and created by 202 Design, these units are painted in a combination of Argile’s ‘Blanc de Meudon’ and Farrow & Ball’s ‘Suffield Green’.
Fashion designer Penelope Chilvers' charmingly rustic apartment in a medieval Catalonian town

2 days ago | houseandgarden.co.uk | Christabel Chubb

Penelope outside the house, wearing ‘Valenciana Dali' espadrilles that she designed for her own collection, named after Salvador Dalí who himself used to visit Begur (often wearing espadrilles). Simon BrownIn the late 1960s, an Englishwoman named Elizabeth stumbled upon Begur, a tiny hillside town north of Barcelona.
Inside WOW!house 2025 and the brilliant ideas you'll want to steal for your house

3 days ago | houseandgarden.co.uk | Christabel Chubb

Now a firm fixture in the calendar, WOW!house returns to Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour, SW10, for the fourth time from June 3-July 3. The fully immersive showhouse concept, which won the 2024 House & Garden Spotlight Award, will once again be installed on the Design Avenue. This year, there are 22 rooms and outdoor spaces. Created by a mix of established studios and rising stars, these have mostly been designed in collaboration with one of the Design Centre’s showrooms.
What to buy for your house this June, according to our style director

3 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.
An historic Cornish cottage given a stylish refresh by HÁM Interiors

3 days ago | houseandgarden.co.uk | Emily Senior

In the kitchen the wall tiles are English Delft by Decorum Tiles. The curtain fabric is ‘Little Stripe’ in Red by Nicholas Herbert. Will SlaterIt’s tricky enough to conjure a layered interior for a real person, but imagine the difficulty of trying to do it for an imaginary one?
The best double mattresses to invest in now

4 days ago | houseandgarden.co.uk | Joy Archer

Simba Hybrid Pro Double MattressRead moreDevonshire Pocket Sprung MattressRead moreNectar Premier Hybrid Double MattressRead more3 / 3We've searched for the best double mattress in 2025Jan BaldwinAn antique single bed can be a romantic idea, but there’s much more luxury in waking up fully rested on a comfortable double mattress. We're firm believers that you should go for the largest bed a room can comfortably accommodate, especially in occasional guest spaces.
The unexpected red theory - but make it blue

4 days ago | houseandgarden.co.uk | Christabel Chubb

A gilt-framed ‘Circular Hand Beaten Mirror’ from Soane, fills the space above the turquoise-tiled chimneypiece in this kitchen by Olivia Outred and Lulu Lyttle. Paul MasseyAbout a year ago, the internet was taken by storm with a new decoration theory: ‘the unexpected red theory’ set out that incorporating something red - be it big or small - into any room where it does or doesn't match is the secret to making the space look better.
A textile designer’s bright, airy Swedish summer bolt-hole

1 week ago | houseandgarden.co.uk | Thomas Barrie

Cathy Nordström wasn’t going to buy a summer house in Torekov. The tiny Swedish fishing village, on the northwest edge of a peninsula in Skåne in the south of the country, was home to her parents’ summer house, as well as those of “aunts, uncles, cousins and second cousins”. A lifetime of holidays there almost persuaded Cathy, a textile and wallpaper designer, “to rebel” against going down the same route.