From the 1920s, the principality has expanded its borders by building in the only direction it can: into the sea. Its latest land reclamation takes its real estate into new territory in more ways than one
The reimagining of this temple of horticulture in Philadelphia County is on a scale unimaginable in the UK
Ormonde Jayne’s Linda Pilkington has brought the exotic scents she bottles to a theatrical London landscape
The country has not had an easy relationship with the once grand homes of the Anglo-Irish elite — leading many to be torched, repurposed or left to rot. But a new appreciation is being nurtured, and a ‘reckoning with the past’
They were a mid-century mainstay beloved of architects including Frank Lloyd Wright, but a revival is afoot — and today’s designs are infinitely more comfortable
Striking sandstone town houses in Brooklyn and beyond
Why is the instinct to express your cultural identity in your home more compelling out of context?
Reaching beyond conventional maritime moulds, this West Sussex design evoking longships and abstract sculptures sets an innovative design course
Wonderful scenery abounds, from a remote bothy to a 14th-century castle
An artist’s fantastical dream of an American landscape and his Persian-inspired home
Beloved by Norway’s naturalists, these retreats in the wilderness are riding the ‘coolcation’ trend as international buyers look to colder climates for their holiday homes
The main character’s majestic Roman residence is a place of extravagance and hedonism
Calverley Old Hall in Yorkshire is a spectacular marriage of contemporary design and seven centuries of history
Find out why Phoebe Philo, Troye Sivan and Kim Kardashian go wild for Alice Lam’s arrangements
A London show shines light on a previously neglected influence on the most English of 19th-century designers
This designer cutlery will be the talk of your table
It’s easy to see why prime property mountain villages are increasingly seductive prospect for galleries – but the benefits are a two-way play
The mild weather favours flowery Novembers but destructive animals are out in force. Plants that resist attack are the way to keep colour and life in bloom
Make your look metallic, mirrored and modish
In our seasonal special, we travel from property hotspots in Switzerland to those in British Columbia, weigh up the appeal of contemporary chalets and traditional turf cabins, shine a light on art and design rooted in Alpine culture — and explore how to embrace year-round living in the mountains
As more international ‘digital nomads’ contemplate turning a ski-holiday retreat into four-season mountain living, resorts and architects are stepping up to meet new expectations
Vernacular influences, with a hint of Rick Owens — forging contemporary ski style at home is a balancing act
Condo-hotels, subscription services and US ski operators are all making their way across the Atlantic. But will high costs follow?
A surge of new development is driving up property prices in the British Columbia locale loved by high-octane skiers — but it’s still more affordable than Whistler or Banff
Furniture with the region’s magical heritage travels beyond the mountains in style
Inside the Copenhagen gallerist’s thrillingly maximal renovation of her seaside home
LVMH’s purchase of L’Épée 1839 has wound up the market for luxury automata
From the peaks of Wyoming’s Teton Range to the Munros of Scotland’s Trossachs
Designers are going bloom or bust this season
These unfiltered behind-the-scenes home tours are an opportunity to savour the eccentricities of a cast of curious characters
Design consultant Murude Katipoglu on mixing antiques and personal touches for a unique home
Step inside the homes of some of the world’s most illustrious writers, artists and other historical personalities — and see how interiors can reveal interior lives
The Irish nationalist leader was inspired to crusade for land rights by the tenant farmers on his own estate, but struggled to find personal happiness there
This west London family home is an object lesson in how to be creative without destroying a building’s history
Increasing numbers of UK interiors brands are “peddling their wares” with a village-fete style verve – both broadening their customer base and creating a ‘halo effect’
Finesse your craft skills with these festive titles
Fruit and veg, seafood, jellyfish, even toast that glows when it pops out of a toaster . . . the era of ‘dopamine decor’ is riding high
