In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Homes & Gardens England

• The February Edit
  A CURATION OF THE BEST DESIGN AND HOME IDEAS
• Easy tiger
  Feline prints and motifs are joyful and chic
• Sitting tight
  Charming slipper chairs perfect for compact corners
• In detail: storage
  Noteworthy designs to help you keep an orderly home
• Movers & Shakers
  The furniture studio whose pieces foster a feel-good factor through the beauty of natural materials
• Wise BUYS
  Get set for the year ahead with the best home updates for a range of budgets
• MAKING BEAUTIFUL SPACES FOR JOYFUL LIVING
  The enduring appeal of blue, using stripes in modern and classic ways, shopping for kids’ rooms, plus inspiration for stylish storage and being sustainable in our homes
• Between the lines
  With infinite colours and configurations, there’s a stripe to transform any space – whether you want a striking focal point or a subtle backdrop
• CHILDREN'S SPACES
  Their rooms need to work hard yet still be completely dreamy – these are the brands merging function and fun for little ones
• THE YEAR IN ART
  Our columnist Willow Kemp on the unmissable art fairs she’ll be visiting – get your diary out
• A PLACE FOR EVERYTHING
  Well-done storage is a combination of a lot of things – from being multifunctional to maximising space and adding decorative interest
• SUSTAINABILITY MATTERS
  Architectural designer Anthi Grapsa on more responsible ways of renovating and decorating
• COMFORT ZONES
  Interior designer Joy Moyler discusses the importance of having a peaceful space where you can get away from it all
• THE right note
  By playing with scale and fine-tuning the balance between form and function in this London maisonette, designer Christian Bense has composed a stunning home
• CALM & COLLECTED
  The task presented to Studio QD was to turn this London apartment into a serene sanctuary by curating spaces that flowed beautifully and were full of light and character
• COSY, COLOURFUL, LAYERED & PLAYFUL, THIS DELIGHTFUL APARTMENT IS A VISUAL FEAST
  Designer Elizabeth Hay is celebrated for her use of colour and pattern and she has used this expertise to elevate the modest proportions of this Singaporean home
• MORE IS MORE
  A heady mix of styles, including art deco and baroque, were referenced by Tamsin Johnson during the renovation of this Sydney home
• MASTER OF arts
  Studio Squire has imbued this bijou London pied-à-terre with an elegant aesthetic defined by the owners’ favourite paintings and some astute bespoke furniture
• Garden notes
  Inspired ideas and buys for outdoor spaces
• Out & about
  A round-up of gardens to visit for spectacular snowdrop displays
• ROOMS with a VIEW
  York Gate Garden started out as farmland but through the tenacity of one family it became the beautiful collection of garden rooms we see today, which were all carved out using yew and beech hedges
• Small spaces, big thinking
  Tall trees, large planters and capacious seating can all be applied to more intimate garden plots and these lovely examples illustrate how generosity in design pays off
• Garden views
  This month, David Bouch, National Trust head gardener at Cotehele in Cornwall, talks daffodils, orchards and the land’s medieval history
• PROJECT NOTES
  The latest launches and smart buys delivering luxury to kitchens and bathrooms
• ALL IN ORDER
  Storage needs to be smart in a kitchen – but it can also be beautiful
• DESIGNER KITCHEN
  For Tom Morris of Morrisstudio, a dream cook space is one with colour and craftsmanship
• NATURAL BEAUTY
  Bring the colours and textures of the great outdoors inside for a bathing space that is a true sanctuary
• DESIGNER BATHROOM
  The pieces Sarah Peake would choose for a bathing space overflowing with luxurious charm
• A LOVE LETTER TO...
  Interior designer Scott Maddux shares why the Portuguese market town Loulé and its surroundings hold a special place in his heart
• EASTERN PROMISE
  Comforting dishes from Romania and Serbia to keep the cold at bay
• A GREAT ESCAPE
  Abbaye des Vaux de Cernay has been gloriously reimagined as a British manor house hotel: think Gleneagles with Parisian charm
• MY LIFE IN 10
  Louise Roe, television presenter and founder of Sharland England, reveals some of her favourite things