In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Country Homes & Interiors

• HOME IS THE BEST ESCAPE
  Spark your imagination with a subscription to the only country magazine with home at its heart. See page 72
• Fee Greening
  This Dorset-based illustrator’s whimsical style is the result of her lifetime fascination with Gothic fairy tales and medieval art
• COTSWOLDS CALM
  Emma Le Geyt’s 18th-century cottage has been refreshed and restored with a timeless elegance that is rooted in the past yet practical for modern living
• FAMILIAR TERRITORY
  An existing working relationship with interior designer Christian Bense proved invaluable for Frances and William Selwood’s redesign of their new country home
• FAMILY VALUES
  Designer Lily Harknett has transformed a characterful cottage into a welcoming retreat that boasts a countryside setting with space for her young sons to run free
• INTO THE WOODS
  A timber-clad house in the New Forest takes the dappled woodland as its design cue, creating a calming, nature-infused escape for owners Annette and Jörg Rott
• FOR RURAL DWELLERS & DREAMERS
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• ESCAPE TO THE COUNTRY
  A shepherd’s hut represents the ultimate in rural romance, but it’s not just an idyllic fantasy. Take inspiration for styling your own small space, from nooks at home to outdoor rooms. Two designers share their ideas
• FIVE FOUNDATIONS OF OUTDOOR PIECES
  Gone are the days of white plastic seats and well-worn benches. We explore the latest innovations in garden furniture
• Kitchen dilemmas
  Turn a jumble of jars and tins into a beautifully ordered pantry with everything in easy reach
• SMOOTH OPERATOR
  Elevate your kitchen splashback with statement wall tiles chosen for pattern, texture, colour and layout possibilities
• LANDSCAPE PAINTING
  Look to nature to provide seasonal colour palette inspiration. This month, we love palm plants
• A BRUSH WITH COLOUR
  Update your garden this summer with easy paint projects that will bring colour and style to your outdoor space
• REWRITING HISTORY
  Morveth and Abi Ward fell in love with a derelict industrial building and converted it into an award-winning home
• NEW MEETS OLD
  By marrying a modern Scandi-inspired extension with their classic Tudor farmhouse, Hilary and Robert Garner updated their 16th-century home to suit modern living
• CHOOSE AN ARCHITECT
  Selecting the right architect is key to creating your dream home project. Here’s how to find your perfect match
• SECRETS OF A SERIAL RENOVATOR
  You can turn the property ladder into stepping stones to a mortgage-free life, if you’re prepared to work hard, says renovator, JP Clark
• COULD YOU BE A PROJECT MANAGER?
  Building projects require organisation and management in order to run smoothly, on time and to budget. Is it a project to take on yourself or should you hire a professional?
• ELEGANT ADDITION
  An orangery extension improves flow and maximises the sociable living area inside Caroline and Jon Matthews’ period home
• Oak frame projects
  From porches to extensions, annexes and entire homes, oak frames represent continuity and quality for country home projects
• ‘My creations reveal beauty to the curious’
  Botanical paper artist, Kate Kato
• Summer in Italy
  Bring the flavours of Emilia-Romagna to your home, with recipes guaranteed to put you in a holiday mood
• ‘It’s time for a party’
  Preparations for a get-together stir memories of childhood for Diana, but will there be a conga line at the house-warming celebration in her new cottage home?
• Embossed flower frog
  Add a decorative dimension to your floral displays with a pretty clay flower frog
• A stay at Charlotte Street Hotel
  A hotel with a vibrant aesthetic awaits you in the capital, where you can make the most of balmy summer days in the buzz of the city
• ARTISAN NURSERIES
  Seek out people with a passion for plants to find exciting additions to your garden. Plant fairs, specialist growers and small nurseries are where to start writing your horticultural shopping list
• THE LIST JUNE
  What to plant, pot and prune this month, plus a few treats to buy and inspiration further afield
• What to plant
  In June, you should be enjoying the rewards of your previous efforts. But there are still some flowers and vegetables to plant to appreciate later in the season.
• Jobs to do this month
  These easy daily rituals and plant care jobs will enhance the look of your garden this month.
• FLOATING FLOWERS
  Not so long ago, suspending flowers in a hanging basket seemed dated; now, a new approach is helping us rethink how to bring colour and interest up high in our gardens
• Tales from the country
  #Scrolling not #strolling, Tessa is under the influence of #cottagecore life. But can she go Instagram-free?