Fifth-generation Judson Studios brings an artistic interplay of colour and light to homes and domes, museums and monasteries
Statement key rings from the Louvre, candles that look good enough to eat, chic poop-bag pouches, and more
The spare, unadorned pieces made by the 18th-century religious sect inspire countless contemporary makers in every generation. A new exhibition explores what makes them so curiously influential
Trading a high-powered city career for a rural adventure of organic wine and cider making is a dream for many — for one couple, it has been bumpy but ‘exhilarating’
Celebrated for his surreal, sinuous furniture in wood and metal, the risk-taking designer is readying himself for a London solo show — prepping in his post-industrial renovation in Maastricht
Since buying the Grade I-listed Nevill Holt Hall in 2000, the Carphone Warehouse co-founder has restored its original features, filled the house and grounds with contemporary art,— and established a festival of culture. There’s no standing still . . .
Designers are giving cooking spaces ‘seamless visual flow’ by concealing the kettle, sink, hob — and, sometimes, the whole room. But can you actually still cook?
How a concrete box became a mecca for art books, rare prints – and the world’s best pens
There are those who wouldn’t dream of letting their mutt near a duvet . . . and those who can’t sleep without the sandbag weight of their sentient stress blanket
It took time for the co-founder of Mother to warm to small-town SoCal life. Now, he thinks the move to his Spanish Colonial house — with its blend of romance, rock‘n’roll and pinball machines — is ‘the best thing we ever did’
From sofas to staircases, the metal’s ‘pragmatic beauty’ is increasingly turning up as edgy focal points and in our homes’ cosy spaces
The President’s addition of gold flourishes is a cliché of a rich person’s home — and raises questions about decoration in the age of $1 Chinese swag
From a Victorian brewery in Somerset, Emma Peascod and her husband Tobias have created a poetic ‘joint manifestation’
In this series we look at how wellbeing priorities are impacting our homes and how we live — from switching up the home gym for a “longevity room” with life-lengthening tech, to the second-home resorts upping their offerings for teens. Is the pivot to a wellness agenda a canny move for country estates hoping to entrench a new revenue model? Should we all be installing water filters, and painting our rooms white? And we step inside the home of the biotech investor behind the Enhanced Games.
The entrepreneur’s London penthouse is filled with bitcoin-inspired artworks, trippy sculptures and dinosaur skulls. Its an insight into his interest in exploring new frontiers
Time to calm the mind — with luminous, quietly complex shades from bone to oyster to pearl
The interior designer’s Parisian studio is a smart distillation of his tactile, sexy style
New collaborations take the annual event into new spaces, new sizes and new states of consciousness
The sculptural house of Diane and Marc Grainer overflows with the quirky ceramics and furniture the couple has collected with gusto and humour over decades. Now, as they scale down, a cache is up for auction
The former Design Museum director has the best seats – in his house
The interior designers have put a colourful, irreverent stamp on the precise, practical engineering of the 1960s storage system
The Chelsea DIY store boasts a huge archive of historical shades – and expert advice
Fabric drapery is taking a star turn to add drama, hide clutter and comfortingly cocoon
The Raj-era bungalow in Lahore, with its book-laden labyrinth of rooms, has been a hub for cultural and political activism for 55 years — and the engine room for a new generation of south Asian creatives
The Belgian pavilion at the Venice Architecture Biennale, led by Bas Smets, will be occupied by a miniature forest
