In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Period Living

• The journal
  This October, shop for sustainable textiles, decorate with block-print tape, learn new paint techniques and restore a little order to your hallway
• Opposites attract
  Be expressive with colour and decorate using complementary shades from across the spectrum, peppered with pattern to create vibrant yet balanced interiors full of unique personality
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• Picture perfect
  With its wisteria-clad walls and pleasing symmetry, this pretty farmhouse was just like the one Madeleine Olivia had dreamt of living in for years – now it was a question of filling it with her own style
• Raise the bar
  A disused pub struck lucky when Alastair Humphries took it on, breathing life into its empty rooms and furnishing it with an intriguing mix of antiques and French brocante finds
• Relaxed retreat
  With injections of style, colour and comfort, and a luxuriously reimagined attic suite, Michelle and Barry Sames’ stone cottage has become a vibrant weekend hideaway
• TEXTILE TALES Design dowry
  Created for centuries by nomadic women, intricately embroidered Suzanis – both hand-embroidered and modern machine-made designs – continue to be admired today
• Land of nod
  Transform your bedroom from a light and bright summer oasis to a cosy autumnal sanctuary to ensure a restful night’s sleep and a positive start to the day
• Curtain call
  From cropped café styles to cascading full-length drapes, discover the right designs for your space with our guide
• Tickled pink
  Opening up a neglected lower-ground floor annexe has resulted in this new, light-filled kitchen-diner and living area
• Salvaged treasures
  Bring vintage charm and character to your kitchen by incorporating sustainable restored and reclaimed finds
• Make a splash
  Take your bathroom or cloakroom design to the next level with these elegant baths and basins
• Out on the tiles
  Whether repairing or replacing original period tiles, or tiling a new shower enclosure, there are certain basics to get right
• Lasting legacy
  This delightful rural garden in Gloucestershire has been a labour of love to create and stands as a fitting tribute to a couple’s shared passion for horticulture
• 300 brilliant bulbs
  Bring a dazzling array of colour to beds, borders and containers from spring to summer with a fabulous selection of seven different flowering-bulb varieties
• SWEEPING SWATHES
  Few plants have drifted from the wild into our gardens as effortlessly as ornamental grasses, with individual members of this versatile family suiting a variety of conditions
• Aloe vera
  This spiky specimen, with its dramatic evergreen leaves containing healing gel, is a firm favourite – and perfect for novice houseplant parents
• DIARY OF THE Head gardener
  The arrival of early autumn means enjoying the last of the seasonal flower displays before dead-heading and pruning, for Glyndebourne’s head gardener Kevin Martin and his team
• Circle of life
  Create a seasonal wreath to decorate your home using ferns and greenery foraged from the garden and woodlands, with this project by Malin Björkholm
• Delights of the harvest
  As autumn arrives and the fruit trees ripen with their sweet bounty, celebrate the joys of the season by holding a gathering in an orchard surrounded by nature’s produce and homegrown blooms
• ALL IN THE WEAVE
  Using willow grown on her smallholding, Justine Burgess hand-crafts baskets using a blend of traditional and modern methods
• Woven into history
  Kilim rugs, rooted in Middle Eastern nomadic culture, bring a sense of provenance and artistry, intricate designs and practical versatility into homes today, says Alice Roberton
• Castell Coch
  Welsh for Red Castle, this stunning building looks as though it has been plucked straight from a fairy tale
• Apples & pears
  Enjoy the riches of seasonal fruit with these delicious recipes celebrating our favourite orchard harvests
• Eternal beauty
  Continue the flowering season with this beautiful garland made from dried blooms, grasses and seed heads