In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Homes & Gardens England

• OBJECTS OF DESIRE
  Pretty pieces that have caught our editor’s eye
• THE MAY EDIT
  New designs and ideas to inspire
• SPRING TO LIFE
  Charming planters for the patio
• SHOW STOPPER
  With the WOW!house event coming in June, we take a sneak peek at Tolù Adèkó’s bedroom design
• SPOTLIGHT ON SUSTAINABILITY
  An in-depth look at one company using a carbon-negative material to contribute to a greener building industry
• SEATS OF INFLUENCE
  Our edit of the most important chair designs to come out of Europe in the 20th and 21st centuries
• A TASTE OF ITALY
  Merging traditional artisan techniques with modern technology, Artemest is preserving and promoting Italian craft
• Dusky pink
  Warm, gentle and effortlessly elegant, this soft hue is a pretty alternative to the usual neutrals
• A stitch in time
  The art of embroidery is a recurring thread that runs through this season’s fabric and wallpaper collections
• International style
  This month, our columnist Joy Moyler discusses her love of European travel
• Italian style
  Refined making skills, years of design expertise, upholding the use of exquisite materials – these ‘Made in Italy’ brands are defined by quality
• Under the hammer
  The art of collecting from the perspective of those who wield the gavel – plus auction houses to visit in the capital and beyond
• On display
  Laura Sartori Rimini of Studio Peregalli Sartori describes how to arrange objects beautifully
• In the mould
  Decorative plasterwork and panelling have been around for centuries for a reason – they bring form and function
• LIGHT & SHADE
  This restored baroque palazzotto is a work of art – the way it has balanced the merging of the old and new is captivating
• JOIE DE VIVRE
  The renovation of this villa in the south of France has resulted in gently glamorous interiors that are perfect for living life to the full
• MODERN FAIRY TALE
  Untouched for years, an enchanting but jaded Dutch home has had its own happy ending with a mix of the classic and the contemporary
• A LIFE LESS ORDINARY
  Designer Jean-Philippe Demeyer’s West Flanders home is a testament to his ability to interweave colour and varied styles in a very beautiful way
• GARDEN NOTES
  Inspired ideas and buys for outside spaces
• FIELD GUIDE
  What to look out for at this year’s marvellous RHS Chelsea Flower Show, taking place 21-25 May
• WILD PROSPECTS
  Lulu Urquhart of Urquhart & Hunt on her love of the majestic hawthorn tree and its importance in our gardens
• LIQUID ASSETS
  Water’s shapeshifting versatility creates endless design opportunities and has the emotive ability to engender excitement or tranquillity – or reveal hidden depths
• ESSENCE OF PROVENCE
  Saturated with sun-bleached and drought-tolerant plants, there’s more to this Mediterranean dry garden than meets the eye – walking through it is an enticing sensory experience
• PROJECT NOTES
  A LOOK AT THE LATEST INNOVATIONS FOR THE HARDEST-WORKING ROOM OF THE HOUSE
• DESIGNER KITCHENS
  FROM PERMANENT FIXTURES TO THE FINER DETAILS, FIVE DESIGNERS REVEAL THE KEY ELEMENTS THAT WOULD MAKE UP THEIR DREAM SCHEME
• HIT THE TILES
  CRAVING COLOUR AND PATTERN IN YOUR COOK SPACE? THERE’S NEVER A DULL MOMENT WITH STATEMENT TILING
• A beautiful bounty
  Gennaro Contaldo’s new book is a resounding ode to vegetables and the dishes of his beloved Italy – these are just a few of the recipes we love
• A great escape
  Portrait Milano is a design classic in the making – quiet luxury in a feast of a city
• A love letter to...
  Danish designer Oliver Gustav explains why Copenhagen holds a special place in his heart
• Laura Gonzalez MY LIFE IN TEN...
  THE INTERIOR DESIGNER SHARES SOME OF HER LOVES