In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Country Homes & Interiors

• Ellen Merchant
  Vibrant and uplifting, this Sussex-based artist’s hand-printed textiles pay homage to the British Arts & Crafts movement
• National Trust house and garden tour, plus lunch
  Join us on Monday 12 May at this intimate event exclusively for Country Homes & Interiors readers at Polesden Lacey, Great Bookham, Surrey
• LITTLE CHARMER
  With clever design tricks, this tiny cottage in Suffolk has been transformed into a inviting and tranquil holiday home for Anya and Justin Seymour
• HIDDEN COVE
  It’s a long journey for owners Lettie and Stephen Corbett to reach their beloved seaside cottage on the Isle of Mull, but the views are worth it
• BOX OF TRICKS
  By using his interior design know-how and an unexpected tailored look, Nigel Hunt has elevated this simple cottage and given it a sense of space
• PERFECT FIT
  Downsizing to a farmworker’s cottage meant Ali Kelsey coming up with ideas to use every inch of space, while finding a way to express her love of vintage textiles
• BRING US SUNSHINE
  A host of golden daffodils will bring uplifting springtime style to your garden. Celebrate with the year’s first picnic and vases of cheerful blooms
• SMALL WONDERS
  A compact hallway needs to offer the same utility as a large one, while taking up a fraction of the space
• LANDSCAPE PAINTING
  Look to nature to provide colour palette inspiration. This month, we love the soothing tones of the rolling moors
• SOLUTIONS FOR SMALL KITCHENS
  Clever storage will boost the practicality – and enjoyment – of the most compact cookspace
• Tread the boards
  Wood flooring is the perfect partner for a country home. Learn how to find the right format to suit each room with our expert guide
• Dream kitchen design
  From initial ideas and budgeting through to layout and design, we walk you through the steps to realising your dream kitchen
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  Simply stunning craft projects that will bring the beauty and serenity of nature into your home
• ‘My bags encapsulate the beauty of natural materials’
  Alli Abdelal, leather and tweed bag designer
• Creative escape
  New travel experiences offer a chance to learn a skill, explore a passion and meet like-minded souls, as Claire Bingham discovered on a photography workshop in Connemara, on Ireland’s Atlantic coast
• Wildflower stationery
  Use the ancient Japanese Hapa Zome printing technique to create stunning botanical cards and gift tags, perfect for Mother’s Day
• Dreaming of my summer garden
  Having a vision of the bounty to come, from flowerbeds filled with dahlias to harvests of homegrown vegetables, inspires Diana Yates to get to work in her Greenfields garden
• The cure for ‘too-much syndrome’
  When clutter makes us stressed, it’s time to tackle the seven emotion-based reasons we cling on to our stuff. The result: a calmer mind and happier home
• Declutter like a pro
  Organisation expert Shira Gill shares four game-changing systems to keep life admin and household clutter in check – read her actionable antidotes to an overextended life
• Upper crust
  Different toppings ring the changes on these simple and satisfying pies. And beneath the crust, you’ll find rich and comforting flavours to transform suppertime
• Skye high
  Visit the Misty Isle in early spring or late autumn to experience its breathtaking scenery when the hills are quiet and seals and dolphins keep you company as you walk the silver beaches
• UP, UP AND AWAY
  Capture the tangled, twisting beauty of climbers and utilise their height and rambling nature to bring shape and colour to the vertical space in your garden
• POLLEN COUNT
  Keep your garden buzzing from spring through summer by planting nectar-rich flowers to entice bees, butterflies and other important pollinators
• CRYSTAL PALACES
  People in glass houses… can grow plants, eat, relax and enjoy unique views on to their garden. Here’s what to look for if you’re investing in a greenhouse
• Tales from the country
  Tessa says ‘clutter’, her husband says ‘objet’. Now she’s en route to the dump with (his) knick-knacks