At Carolina Irving’s Paris apartment treasures abound, from Medieval Córdoba tiles, to mother-of-pearl Mughal dishes and Ottoman tulipières https://t.co/New55AmKaj
Hugo Beazley wouldn’t say he owes everything to Geoffrey Houghton Brown, his great-great-uncle. But their lives are uncannily similar – and the forebear’s legacy is keenly felt in the fledgling decorator’s career and Camberwell flat https://t.co/MtsROX3QGo
From nonagenarian designers and offbeat garment archives to a Brothers Grimm tale and the latest fabrics, Emily Tobin introduces our biggest issue of the year https://t.co/JjDcwbS7gl
The World of Interiors x Montblanc Writing Open Call 2026 invites all emerging writers to submit 500-word works that explore this year’s theme: Doors & Drawers https://t.co/xxRzkfY3WT
Film director, artist, model, maker – Julian Cole’s career to date is nothing if not varied. But his magnum opus now is an 18th-century former pub on Cable Street in the East End of London https://t.co/Y93nq99Q3Z
Last chance to see: Henry Taylor intervenes in the canon of Western art history at Musée National Picasso-Paris, where his works are brought into ever closer proximity with the fabled modernist https://t.co/shIg8v6dQp
Frida Kahlo’s butterfly-based self-portrait is not the dainty trinket it may seem. As Lottie Jackson argues, this talisman invokes the power of mythic warriors in metamorphosis https://t.co/RIHtslziBO
Thought ironmongery, from
knobs to escutcheons, could
never be fused with the human
body? You don’t have a leg to
stand on, says stylist Rose Eaglesfield, who shows off the allure of lavish levers, escutcheons and cabinet pulls... https://t.co/UGBuNf8IyI
A snaking lantern-lined pathway and ingenious sloping waterways bear the hallmarks of a Fernando Caruncho landscape. This striking layout in the Swiss mountains shows the late garden designer at the peak of his success https://t.co/aNEcgrztEp
In a 200-year-old barn in Cumbria, Monty Lewis has parlayed his childhood obsession with traditional Scottish dress into a full-time calling – the creation of spectacular sporrans. https://t.co/WNyTyLgYOQ
A life spent wandering from London to Los Angeles left artist Danny Fox hankering to drop anchor in his native Cornwall. The result is a remotely situated studio/home with a distinctive sense of place. https://t.co/D3gcVelddL
The World of Interiors x Montblanc Writing Open Call 2026 invites all emerging writers to submit 500-word works that explore this year’s theme: Doors & Drawers https://t.co/xxRzkfY3WT
House parties have a proud history as potent crucibles for everything from flings to artistic coteries – but little is said about how the actual spaces serve to catalyse connections. Keiran Yates raises her red paper cup https://t.co/BUKhHt8Uqi
Once the likes of Lucian Freud and Francis Bacon might have wound up chez the Two Roberts, the art-world darlings of the mid-1940s – before things fell apart just years later. Robin Muir hymns their London studio https://t.co/KWnZaj4b2x
Simon Garfield’s latest tome surveys the history of our most treasured writing utensils, including the authors, spies and industrialists who have famously wielded them https://t.co/gBnjbYBwXL
If it’s not a stretch to suggest you’re in need of some vibrant prints, we’ve got fabrics worth meditating on. Plus, the divine inspiration behind our yoga-themed showcase https://t.co/nKsmQgPovA
Tom Hunter’s photographs of 1980s and 90s Hackney squats bristle with romance and creativity, highlighting the struggles of young renters today https://t.co/43B2ATrV2L
Captivated by a simple stone dwelling in the medieval village of Monsaraz, Parisian creative consultant Alexandra de la Poype Dubail entrusted its transformation to designer Alexandre Neimann https://t.co/qyJXLhLzS4