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Homes

  • Breno Bulus’ Scandinavian-style cabin in Brazil

    Putting down roots in the Brazilian forest

  • A rug from the Iris Apfel collection at Ruggable

    Pile in: carpet makes a comeback in the maximalist backlash

    Comfort and warmth is becoming desirable knocking cold and draughty floorboards off the pedestal
  • Cissi Åhlén Stockholm

    In living colour: this Swedish hillside house is a pop-tastic wonderland

    Step inside the vibrant home of Cissi Åhlén, known on Instagram for her knack for ‘dopamine decor’
  • Woman pouring tea into a cup from a teapot

    The day of the dado: cottagecore trend reflects desire for simpler life

  • Striped wallpaper and cushions from Colours of Arley bring vibrancy to the sitting room. The extra-long sofa was custom made to fit the space. The pendant light is from Pani Jurek.

    ‘The brief was practical but playful’: an adventurous redesign of a tiny top floor flat

  • Chambre de bonne: the light-filled living space.

    True colours: this Paris apartment is an exercise in vibrant self-expression

  • Family portrait of them all wearing beige and cream, even the baby

    The sad beige aesthetic: why has the world suddenly turned taupe?

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Gardens

  • tree covered in snow in the shape of a heart

    Winter wonder: Jeanette Winterson and others reveal why the cold has them under its spell

    Too dark, too cold – winter’s charms aren’t as obvious as summer’s brassy joys. But for Robert Macfarlane, Alice Oswald, Poppy Okotcha and others, this is a rich season. Here, they offer ways to lean into it, with an introduction by Jeanette Winterson
  • fiddle leaf fig (Ficus lyrata)

    Houseplant clinic: Help! My fiddle leaf fig is dropping its leaves

  • Camellia reticulata ‘inspiration’

    Need a splash of colour to brighten your winter garden? Vivid pink camellias are just the job

  • Can’t wait for spring to get growing in the garden? Then make sure you know your onions

  • Houseplant clinic: Help! My succulent is spindly and pale

  • World’s ugliest lawn winner says she leaves watering to Mother Nature

  • I’m not one for new year’s resolutions – except when it comes to my garden

  • Houseplant clinic: how do I rid my plants of tiny flies?

  • Weatherwatch: how planting rain gardens can reduce flooding

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Pictures & video

  • Visitors holding umbrellas or in raincoats with hoods up stand at the other side of a rope that separates them from a garden at the show

    A hardy bunch: visitors at wet Chelsea flower show – in pictures

    Torrential rain did not stop garden lovers – or Guardian photographer Sarah Lee – from enjoying the 2024 Chelsea flower show on Wednesday
  • Fish River House in Mount Olive, NSW

    Australia’s best new sustainable homes of 2024 – in pictures

  • Derek Jarman’s home at Dungeness

    Prospect Cottage: Derek Jarman’s seaside home – in pictures

  • Tube table lamp

    Light of my life: best new table lamps – in pictures

  • Wisteria-clad Grasmere House

    Homes for sale in England with great gardens for spring – in pictures

  • Eclectic Candle Holders

    Colourful glass furniture from vases to lampshades – in pictures

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