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Staying in

10 things to do at home as the clocks go back

The nights are officially drawing in, so let's take all the necessary steps to get comfortable at home
Design Ideas

Interior designers on the art of making a bed

To duvet or not to duvet – that is the question. We tend to be very opinionated over the ‘correct’ way to make a bed, and old habits tend to stick, so we asked the interiors experts to share how they do theirs
Decoration

How to prepare your house for autumn

Autumn is fast approaching, and the time has come to get the house ready for the changing seasons. Here are our top tips…
Staying in

Interior designers' advice on getting your house ready for winter

Interior designers are experts at making a space comfortable, and those skills are never more needed than as the dark, cold days of winter approach
Decoration

Cosy ideas for winter bedrooms

The darkest, chilliest season is upon us… we've rounded up the best bedroom design ideas to help you keep cosy 
Decoration

How to get your house ready for winter amid high energy costs

Heating bills are still high, but there are steps you can take – both in DIY and decoration – to improve your home’s energy efficiency and therefore save money. Here are some ideas to keep costs down and stay warm
Staying in

The best subscription services for the home you can't live without

From plants and food to wine and art the best subscription services for the home are just a click away
Flowers

A step by step guide to creating spring planters

In an extract from her new book 'Modern Container Planting', Isabelle Palmer gives an easy to follow guide to putting together colourful spring planters (and it can all be done in one day)
How to live well

Our columnist Sophie Dahl on the idea of welcome

The author and food writer Sophie Dahl reflects on the meaning of welcome
Decoration

How to clean silver (and other metals) the old fashioned way

Elevate your dinner table with heirloom silver as shiny and gleaming as your granny remembers it by following Martha Stewart's timeless, simple instructions