In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Homes & Antiques

• April
  This is the month to… admire the craftsmanship of Cartier, book a getaway, and celebrate Archibald Knox
• BULGARIA’S BEJEWELLED PAST
  Buyers from around the world flocked to Geneva to bid on courtly jewels amassed by Tsar Ferdinand of Bulgaria and his family over a century ago – a collection that had lain untouched for many decades, discovers Caroline Wheater
• Moodboard masterclass
  A moodboard is every interior designer’s go-to and, if you’re planning to totally transform a room, this essential creative aid will help you make decisions and avoid mistakes. Here, 12 experts explain how they curate a clear vision…
• SHADES OF WELLNESS
  There’s a powerful link between our homes and our happiness, with interiors playing a crucial role in enhancing this connection. Read on for eight easy decorating ideas to boost wellbeing…
• Take it SLOW
  By viewing your home as an eternal work in progress, the decorating process becomes a journey that celebrates your own style and the building’s narrative, says Jenny Oldaker
• AMY JAYNE HUGHES
  The ceramic artist talks Sèvres porcelain, contemporary aesthetics and the unexpected benefits of lockdown, with Dominique Corlett
• Nordic soul
  Housing family heirlooms originating from Finland, Emilie Heinonen’s Bristol home reflects her love of good design, form and function, as well as her desire to be surrounded by items with a story
• A true ORIGINAL
  In the Milanese home of architects Federica Gambigliani Zoccoli and Giovanni Maria Sacchi, an imaginative approach has created a unique, characterful and warm home, where there’s a new surprise at every turn
• ECLECTIC Edwardian
  In bringing this impressive period property in London back to life, its owner, Alice Merritt, has combined bold prints and quirky antiques to create a glamorous yet lived-in feel
• Curated colour
  Reminiscent of a bygone age of gracious living, the Cape Town apartment of artist Christopher Peter is a glorious celebration of colour, art and a life well lived
• ARCHIBALD KNOX
  As a new exhibition opens on the Isle of Man – along with a series of talks, tours and trails – Emma Longstaff explores the designer’s work and discovers that his oeuvre is more expansive than often presumed
• INVISIBLE REVOLUTION
  The movement is predicted to make waves in 2025, and it’s easy to see why: its sleek lines and unfussy forms changed the way we approach interiors – and today the style looks as fresh as ever
• Steeped in History
  With bountiful options for every price point, Janet Gleeson reflects on the enduring charm of vintage teapots, from the best care practices, to why they will always remain a collector’s delight
• Natural Beauty
  Derived from the flax plant, linen is one of the oldest textiles in the world, and its future is looking bright, too, says Celia Rufey
• STAR SALES
  Salerooms are amazing places, full of intriguing finds with fascinating stories, says Caroline Wheater. This month’s highlights include a Cartier Tank watch and a Tiffany dog brooch
• Six of the best CHOCOLATIERS
  From historic chocolate makers to rising stars of the bean-to-bar world, Jenny Oldaker and Rachel Nott discover some of the most magical – and delicious – places to get your chocolate fix
• Secrets of the STONES
  Britain’s ancient sites, with their many mysteries, have always inspired a sense of awe and wonder. James Alistair Henry shares some of his favourites
• FAIRS & AUCTIONS
  Rosanna Morris rounds up April’s antiques fairs and auctions, and brings us her market of the month in London. Plus, if you’re on the hunt for a swish drinks trolley, we have six of the best dealers from around the UK