Innholdsfortegnelse for February 2018 i Country Homes & Interiors

We’ve fallen for a little bit of winter romance this issue. A heartwarming home is a true respite for us country dwellers in one of the most cheerless months of the year, when the weather is bad and days still short. I adore our reacquaintance with heritage pattern, on page 64. Ikats, damasks and trefoils feature on fabrics and papers warming windows and walls, while underfoot traditional carpets keep toes toasty. Mixed with classy dark woods and glowing light, this is a look for cosying up with loved ones. When we asked our house owners, ‘What makes your house a home?’ ‘The logburner!’ and ‘The Aga!’ were the resounding replies. It’s amazing how heat and warmth mean so much to us all... We’ve also packed our pages with plenty of…

HEALTHY, MODERN MIX Master chocolatier Amelia Rope is known for the quirky combinations of bold flavours that make up her mouthwatering chocolates, and we’re currently loving her Quinoa Puffs, £6 for 70g. This protein-rich, gluten-free grain puffs up when heated and is a deliciously malty addition to the 70% cocoa bar. We’re counting this one as a healthy treat! OUR FAVOURITE BAKER Caroline’s Real Bread Company Having loved homebaking on a small scale, Caroline Frampton set up her bakery with business partner Nigel Devlin in 2003 in Merthyr Cynog, Wales. Now thriving, they sell their bread both straight from the bakery, as well as at local markets, and cater for special occasions. What’s so good about your bread? It’s all about organic flour, baking and fresh products. We never use…

What makes this house a home… ‘Being here with our Jack Russell, Nancy, plus the woodburning stoves and the Aga, which always makes the kitchen feel welcoming’ What we love most about living here… ‘We feel so fortunate to be able to call this very special area home. Surrounded by good friends and beautiful countryside, we feel very content’ Jane still can’t believe that the sort of barn-Cooper quite style home she’d always hankered after materialised practically on her doorstep. ‘My partner Mel and I absolutely love this part of Yorkshire, so when the time came to put our last house up for sale it was with a slightly heavy heart. We knew we would be hard-pushed to find anywhere we’d prefer to live,’ says Jane. As the sale of…

Add an accent of winter cabin chic with a statement skin hide rug – pick natural colours for rural-style authenticity. Suzanne’s style secret In narrow areas keep things fresh with a light and airy scheme, and mix in some vintage-inspired treasures for a quirky touch. Modern Country Classic Stair runner Typically a length of carpet that doesn’t cover the entire width of the stair, a runner is commonly fitted over slippery hardwood or tiled treads, for safety and warmth underfoot. In addition to being a treat for feet, carpet absorbs and reduces noise. Choose from a range of pre-made or bespoke runners in limitless patterns, colours and loom options to give your home a practical and truly beautiful focal point. Where to buy… • Natural Rug Store for runners in natural…

(Opener) Wall, painted in Card Room Green estate emulsion, £43.50 for 2.5L, Farrow & Ball. Wilton mirror,£375, Graham & Green. Teardrop vase, £9.95, Finch & Crane. Wallpaper, Hanbury, col Casement, £63.60m, Lewis & Wood. Books, covered in (top) Morocco Stripe; Trefoil, £85m each, both Balazuc collection, Inchyra. Cyclamen potted in La Cafetiere mug, £8, Creative Tops. Morston Quay canvas, £35, Bethany Holmes. Amma tealight holder, £9, Abode Living. COME AND SIT BY THE FIRE Walls, painted in Card Room Green, as before. Mantel, from a selection, AG Horne Antiques. Merlin vases,£29 for 3, Perch & Parrow. Faux flowers, from a selection, Fox Flowers. Amma tealight holders, as before. Wilton mirror,as before. November Mornings canvas, £90, Bethany Holmes. Small leather candle, £175, Rachel Vosper. Teardrop vase,as before. Floor lantern,£29, JD Williams.…

1 PRETTY PRACTICAL While velvet sofas offer a beautiful contrast to traditional rustic features, a busy family lifestyle calls for durability as well as style. It’s important to seek out designs that are not just pretty but also practical. Sarah Massouh, founder of Willow & Hall, recommends the Wishford, upholstered in matt velvet, specifically designed for relaxed living. ‘It offers an opulent look and feel for incredible value, and it’s durable and mark-resistant, making stains and spills quick and easy to deal with.’ 2 BALANCING ACT A pared-back look can be achieved by combining velvet with more understated fabrics. Ian Mankin demonstrates this by pairing rich velvet with cotton ticking on a button-back chair. ‘Sticking to one colour palette ensures they work in harmony,’ says Simon Blackley, managing director at…

Washable paint This type of paint is especially good for cloakrooms, where walls are likely to get scuffed. Helen Shaw, Benjamin Moore’s marketing director, shares her thoughts… • Choose acrylic-based paints. They’re designed so that stains can be washed away without the paint surface being damaged. Benjamin Moore’s Aura Matte comes in the full range of shades. • Look for tough paints labelled ‘scrubbable’. They’re formulated to resist stains and ensure spills collect as beads, which can be washed away. • Try specific bathroom paints such as Benjamin Moore’s Aura Bath & Spa paint. These are moisture- and steam-resistant and also contain products to inhibit mould growth. • If you’ve chosen a standard emulsion, not all are designed to be washed. However, they can usually be wiped clean. Also take…

1 Durable drop-down Neat freaks rejoice! Stay on top of mountains of work thanks to this home office support system. Padstow bureau, H117.5x W110xD45cm, col Putty, Marks & Spencer. 2 Modern twist Featuring a sliding top, this fashionable piece with its ash veneer finish has a beautiful grained appearance. Grayson bureau, H100xW84x D40cm, £599, John Lewis. 3 Continental character Antique grandeur is captured in a bureau that looks as though it could tell a story or two... Swedish 19th-century painted secretaire bookcase, H203xW106xD51cm, £4,750,Birdie Fortescue. 4 Perfect for writing This warm white bureau will inspire your inner poet! Quill bureau, H101xW85xD45cm, col Vintage White, £775, Loaf. 5 Magnificent mahogany Discreet gold piping shows off the elegant legs on this sculpted modern take on a classic style. Emeline French secretary desk,…

Marrakesh & the Atlas Mountains Selected departures March to November 2018. Six days half board from £599pp. Price includes: Stay in vibrant Marrakesh and explore its countless gems including the medieval medina, atmospheric souks and the extraordinary Jemaa el-Fnaa square Discover * Marrakesh on a guided tour, seeing its remarkably preserved medieval walls and the stunning Jardin Majorelle Experience * the spectacular Atlas Mountains Visit the Saadian Tombs, * * one of the finest examples of Moorish architecture Visit Essaouira, a 15th-century coastal town and one of North Africa’s most attractive ports Return flights from a selection * * of regional airports, plus all hotel transfers Five nights in four-star superior accommodation inclusive of all local taxes, plus breakfast and dinner The services of our experienced * and insightful tour…

The Blue Danube Vienna, Budapest & Salzburg Selected departures from April to October 2018. Eight days from only £999pp. Price includes: Guided tour of Vienna Live classical quartet * recital on board Visit to baroque Bratislava, capital of * * Slovakia Cruise through the scenic Wachau Visit to Melk Abbey Visit to medieval Dürnstein Tour of Salzburg, * * * * birthplace of Mozart Explore the amazing basilica at Esztergom Tour of Budapest, Pearl of the Danube All * * meals on board from dinner on your day of arrival until breakfast on your day of departure, plus the Captain’s Dinner Return flights from a selection of regional airports * Seven nights on board in your choice of luxury cabin or * * suite, all with river view Services of…

‘The secret to planning a large kitchen is to keep things you use most often close together, so you don’t need to walk far just to make breakfast’ Benjamin Franklin once said, ‘By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail’ – an adage that Georgina Edwards lives by. Georgina started planning her kitchen the day after her offer on her home was accepted. ‘My advice is to plan, and then plan some more,’ she says. ‘Time spent getting everything right beforehand will really pay off in the final design.’ The process began with an extensive hunt for the right kitchen company. Georgina and her husband, Tim, visited pretty much every bespoke kitchen showroom in the South East, but it was closer to home, at Martin Moore in Tunbridge Wells,…

Jules Hogan participates in craft shows such as `raft at qop arawer and aesign gunction around 10 times a year – it is a good business strategy as craft and design shows are a great way to get your work known. matricia van den Akker, director of qhe aesign qrust, an online business school for designers and makers, has worked with thousands of creatives over the past 25 years. phe offers the following advice about which craft shows to apply to, and how you can get the best out of them. ‘The best craft and design shows to exhibit at depends on what you do, where your potential clients are, and what price level your work is at. cor higher-end crafts f recommend jade iondon and the eandmade in Britain…

On the border of Scotland, on the way to St Boswells, you drive up a road that winds through the hills and takes you past Scott’s View. At the top there’s a beautiful viewpoint looking out over the River Tweed and the breathtaking Eildon Hills. I love how it stuns every single time. You’ll be driving by and you can’t help but stop your conversation and just stare. I don’t often go there with other people, though. I think it’s the kind of place where you don’t want to be with anyone else, if you manage to get time on your own. There’s a little old wooden bench where you can stop and sit and you somehow switch off completely, because it’s too stunning to think of anything else. The…

Contemporary curves This sleek oak rocker, £1,295, is part of the Hardy Series from Another Country, created by award-winning designer David Irwin and inspired by the landscape of the brand’s home county, Dorset. Its steam-bent curves pay tribute to age-old techniques still used today to create beautiful furniture that stands the test of time. OUR FAVOURITE DESIGNER MAKER Helen Hallam After years working for Designers Guild, Helen began a new chapter as an independent artist, rekindling a lifelong passion for watercolour painting. Her colourful designs feature on wallpapers and fabrics, as well as cushions, table linens and wall art. Where are you based? I work from my garden studio in Bedfordshire. I feel so lucky to have my own space with everything I need to be creative; materials and great…

Switch on in timeless fashion with this fine metalwork design with a shade that gives out a warm glow. Barley twist table lamp, H51cm; shade Dia35.5cm, col Gunmetal, £39.95, Scotts of Stow. Opt for a traditional-looking finish with this hard-wearing natural stone, featuring a brushed patina and hand-dressed edge. Umbrian limestone tiles, £50sq m, Floors Of Stone. This heritage-style beauty serves as a seat, footrest and occasional table. Oxford Sandringham ottoman, H38x W90xD60cm, £425, Alison at Home. Tartans and plaids are a timeless classic and right on trend this season. For an updated twist, choose statement upholstery pieces in modern hues and simplified checks. Pop this distressed pot of flowering loveliness on your coffee table for an uplifting accent. Faux clover plant, H34xDia40cm, £195, Oka. Prevent traipsing to and fro…

What makes this house a home… ‘Our three children, our own business and close friends living nearby. For the first time in my life, home means more than just the walls I live within’ What we love most about living here… ‘Being close to Farnham, yet we can walk down the driveway and look out over fields as far as the eye can see’ Life was frenetic,’ says Emma Crawford. ‘My husband, George, and I were living in Putney, south-west London, with our first child, Hugh, and both working in London. We wanted more outdoor space and Surrey seemed right – we could commute and also had friends there.’ They found a cottage with five acres of land. ‘We knew the house needed a lot of work as it…

Choose wood grain and painted finishes for a lighter look Shona’s style secret Don’t be afraid to be bold with colour – accent shades on bar stools and chairs can be repeated on accessories throughout the rest of the scheme. Modern Country Classic Bentwood feature light The latest trend in wooden lighting is creating soft curves through steam bending – a woodworking technique used throughout history to create weapons, tools and water vessels. Strips of wood are heated using a steam box, making them pliable enough to bend into a specific shape. Dark wood designs look bold, while lighter varieties such as ash and sycamore cast a soft, subtle glow that suits country schemes. Where to buy… • Tom Raffield for handmade designs in sustainable wood. • Heal’s for a modern twist…

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Two factors kick-started Emily Craven’s country business: deciding to move back to her Essex roots, plus a chance introduction to upholstery. Emily’s enjoys making her mark in this dwindling cottage industry. Her company reflects her passion and creativity and her studio is packed with projects, colour and all the tools of the trade to bring new life and flair to furniture. TELL US ABOUT WHERE YOU LIVE… I’m very lucky as I live in a small village in a Georgian house that I’m gradually renovating. It’s a small hop from Manningtree, a riverside town on the River Stour, and my studio is based at my parents’ home. I’m surrounded by fields and woodlands, the coast is nearby yet I’m only an hour from London. It is quite the perfect place.…

WHILE SHOWERS OFFER a quick dose of spa-style indulgence, nothing compares with the luxury of a steaming hot bath, which is why, despite a rise in shower sales, the humble tub remains an essential fixture in the country home. But changing attitudes to bathing has meant shifting styles, with countless shapes, colours, profiles and materials now available, helping to reinvent and reinvigorate bath time. ‘FITTED SUITES WERE HUGELY POPULAR in the 1970s and 80s,’ explains Paul Bailey, senior product manager at Grohe UK, ‘with people looking for cost-effective and ready-made bathroom solutions. Today, however, consumers are willing to spend more on getting the look they want, which has driven the trend for personalisation and bespoke fittings.’ Thanks to social media such as Pinterest and Instagram showing us the world’s most…

The pine cones we know and love are the woody, oval seed cases of the pine tree and are distinctive because their conical bodies incorporate overlapping scales. All conifers have cones (conifer means cone-bearing), but technically only the cones from pine trees should be called pine cones. Cones stay on trees for different lengths of time depending on the species, falling to the forest floor, usually in autumn, where they can easily be gathered. The pine cones you’ll find in woods and forests in the UK are likely to come from either the native Scots pine or the non-native black pine, while other conifer cones are more likely to be found in parks and gardens. The alder is the only British native deciduous tree to develop cones. Conifers evolved long…

Small... but perfect! Sofa.com  has teamed up with textile designer Sian Zeng to launch its first children’s range, which sees the brand’s beautiful pieces scaled down to pint-sized proportions. Which will your little one love? BUY BRITISH Tolly McRae Having bonded over a passion for interiors, friends Danielle and Helen set up Tolly McRae in 2014 in a bid to showcase the best homespun talent Britain has to offer. While well known for woolly blankets and throws, this talented duo also offer a wide range of bedding and table textiles. These napkins come in a variety of muted shades and are perfect for relaxed country dining. LOVE LAYERS FOR DOG WALKS This muted grey jacket offers a sophisticated take on the season’s trend for all things quilted without compromising on…

The owners of Tudor Farmhouse in the Forest of Dean, Colin and Hari Fell, have refurbished the main house and the neighbouring buildings (a barn, cider house and milking parlour) into 20 rooms, suites and cottages with a modern and relaxing scheme. WE LIKE IT BECAUSE... The fresh pastels, roll-top baths and Nespresso machines all sing of today, but the heritage is not forgotten – think original oak beams, exposed stonework, inglenook fireplaces and beautiful wooden panelling. We also love the galline theme, seen in the artwork and the room names of Hatchling, Hen and Cockerel. EAT LIKE A LOCAL... The Farmhouse collects its own hen and duck eggs every morning for you to enjoy for breakfast, while the kitchen garden and the nearby orchards supply the restaurant’s other ingredients.…

1 WINE AREA Georgina and Tim regularly host wine-tasting events, so they asked kitchen designer John Davies to create them a dedicated wine area. Two temperature-controlled wine preservation dispensers allow four bottles of wine to be opened without having to worry about any leftovers being spoilt. ‘They use Argon displacement to prevent oxygen coming into contact with the wine,’ explains John. 2 COAT RACK Perfect for when you’re popping out to the garden to collect some fresh veg or herbs, this handy coat rack has Shaker-style peg hooks, plus shelves for housing tall glassware. ‘Vases can take up a huge amount of cupboard space, so shelves are often a better solution,’ says John. ‘It’s also nice to be able to enjoy the pretty shapes and colours of your vase collection…

Delicious homemade pasta, fresh seafood and a glass of crisp Sicilian Grillo… learn-to-cook holidays are a fantastic way to experience the heart of a country, savour authentic local tastes and take home some delicious new recipes. So, Country Homes & Interiors has teamed up with learning holiday experts, Flavours Holidays, to create the perfect Italian culinary break. Our new five-day holiday to Sicily will have you creating traditional Italian recipes with fresh, seasonal ingredients, while learning new techniques and skills. Sicilian cookery is embedded in the history of the island as various civilizations – Greek, Roman, Arab, Norman, Spanish, as well as British – have all left their mark on the cuisine. You’ll stay in a beautifully restored traditional villa, which sits in a private estate surrounded by olive groves…

PERFECT PLANT FOR POTS The intense blue flowers of Iris reticulata in February are a joy. They’ll bloom whatever the weather in late winter and, standing at just 12cm tall, they’re perfect for pots. Buy as flowering bulbs now or plant bulbs in autumn. Place containers in a sunny spot and ensure they are well drained. These hardy plants will appear every year, but with more vigour than the last. Q&A WITH A SHARING GARDENER Sow now for summer scent Easton Walled Gardens in Grantham, Lincolnshire is famed for its sweet peas. We asked owner Lady Ursula Cholmeley how we can all have a go at rivalling her display by sowing seed now… Which are your favourite sweet peas and why? I love the modern varieties,…

Often the first and last pit stop when arriving and leaving home, a settle is more than just somewhere sit and deal with footwear thanks to its country charm. From a sturdy seat, to a space to gather bits, bobs, bags and even thoughts, a settle makes a hallway seem complete. WHAT’S THE STORY? Originally a fireside piece, and precursor of the sofa from medieval days, it’s high-backed and sometimes wing-ended armed design came from the practical need to protect from chills in draughty buildings. Made from wood and usually as three- or four-seaters, settles’ styles and carved decorations developed as carpentry skills evolved and pockets allowed. Boxed or cabinet based-styles, known as monk’s settles, were created for extra storage. WHICH STYLE TO CHOOSE For smaller spaces, opt for a…

What we love most about living here… ‘The house is private to the outside world, yet it is a place where the whole extended family congregates, from the oldest to the youngest generations’ What makes this house a home… ‘When designing each room we thought of our needs as a family, so we created a dark, cosy snug and a large, happy blue kitchen’ Set in the Scottish it’s no glorious countryside, surprise that Suzanne Mulholland’s farmhouse on a country estate was originally somewhere that she and her family loved to visit for holidays. ‘The house has been in the family for generations,’ says Suzanne. ‘It had been my husband Peter’s parents’ family home and then it became our holiday home. We were living a city lifestyle at the…

Combining rich teal hues with white woodwork maintains brightness while creating a cosy feel. Emma’s style secret Create an eclectic feel by mixing vintage and reclaimed finds with more modern accessories. Modern Country Classic Panelled mirror This vintage-effect mirror increases the sense of space and light in your home by creating the illusion of an extra window – particularly useful in small, dark or low-ceilinged rooms. Hung against a bold feature wall, it draws the eye for a dramatic focal point. Designs range from rustic wooden to sleek metal frames. Alternatively, source a salvaged window and get pieces of glass cut and fitted by an expert. Where to buy… • Cox & Cox for rustic designs with simple Scandi style. • The Chandelier & Mirror Company for attractive indoor/ outdoor options. • Laura…

Bohemian and atmospheric, our latest affair of the heart starts with handsome heritage patterns and prints that add cosiness during the colder months. Aged ikats, damasks, sprigs and trefoils are paired with low-key linens, wools and dark woods in an earthy palette of plum, berry and forest-floor tones. Come and sit by the fire Relax in comfort on dark days with plush sofas and chairs made for lounging. Marry Ikat cushions and lustrous throws with a rug inspired by Moroccan tiles. See page 71 for details. Warm up the hallway Arrange smoked glass table lamps, lanterns and tealights on mahogany furniture to provide a welcome glow. Hang a trefoil design linen curtain at the window and cover a shade with a rich plum fabric. See page 71 for details. Time…

A quintessentially British staple for winter, tweed is enjoying a comeback this season. This timeless woollen textile is everywhere, from catwalks to interiors, reimagined in designs a little bolder and smarter than before. Despite its rugged appearance, its close weave gives it a surprisingly soft finish, and its durable and moisture-resistant qualities have long made it a popular choice for outdoor country clothing. Celebrate Britain’s proud tradition of producing quality tweed with plain weaves, twill and herringbone patterns in heritage Hunter and moss greens, golden russets and bracken hues. Mix it up and try tweed on... tailored sofas, button-back occasional chairs and smart headboards for statement, country-house style. wallcoverings in muted tones to give walls an added dimension of texture, warmth and depth without being overbearing homeware accessories, such as…

Allsorts alcove Every country home needs a place to dry off outerwear, but the hallway can quickly turn into a dumping ground for wet coats and muddy boots. As an elegant solution, ask a joiner to put up tongue-and-groove panelling, incorporating a floor-to-ceiling cupboard to conceal anything that doesn’t need to be on display, a bench for changing shoes and pegs for coats. Finish with brick pavers – they hide a multitude of sins and can deal with a lot of wear and tear. Picture walls You don’t have to play it safe in a cloakroom. ‘Themed wallpaper depicting country pursuits is the perfect accompaniment to a downstairs loo,’ says Joanna Wood, founder and managing director of Joanna Wood. ‘Fishing and horse-riding patterns, for example, can really add character and…

Buying a vacuum can be exhausting once you’ve taken in the jargon and ratings plastered over each model, but what do they all mean? The newest rating is the A+++ to G levels brought in in September 2017 to measure performance – the higher the rating, the more efficient the machine. Wattage measures input power, and the higher the number is the stronger the suction will be. Air Wattage (AW) is another way of measuring power, but through output rather than input – look for at least 100AW on an upright and 220AW on a canister. 1 Best for... ENERGY EFFICIENCY Hurricane Evo, £120, Hoover Leading the way with the new vacuum regulations, the Hurricane Evo boasts the UK’s first ever A++ score for an upright machine (H109xW32xD31cm) due to…

1 Fabulous fringing Lightweight soles and waxed laces make these as practical as they are stylish. Harper brogues, £159, Plümo. 2 Top tassel These handmade leather lovelies are available in black or burgundy. Cheaney Esme brogues, £285, Toast. 3 Need for tweed Green Harris tweed detailing gives this dainty design a country twist. Abbey brogues, £200, Barker Shoes.…

MUSHROOM, MUSTARD AND MADEIRA SOUP A rich and delicious dish that makes a good first course for a dinner party. SERVES 4-6 75g butter, plus a little extra for frying 1 medium onion, finely chopped 1 large garlic clove, finely chopped 500g chestnut mushrooms, thinly sliced 2 tbsp Madeira or Oloroso sherry 1 tsp dried porcini powder (if using vegetable stock) 1L mushroom or vegetable stock 1 medium potato, peeled and sliced 2 tsp wholegrain mustard Sea salt and freshly ground black pepper Lemon juice, to taste Double cream, to serve 1 Heat the butter in a pan and add the onion and garlic. Cook over a low heat until soft. 2 Set a few of the mushroom slices aside to garnish. Tip the rest into the butter and cook…

It’s not hard to see where Jules Hogan’s flair for creating beautiful knitwear stems from. ‘My mum was always knitting and sewing,’ Jules says. ‘She even made my school uniform.’ Not surprisingly, Jules demonstrated a creative streak from an early age. ‘I asked my mum to show me how to knit and sew at the age of five. I was always drawing, sewing, knitting and painting.’ When not creating things, Jules was outdoors enjoying the countryside in Berkshire. ‘Spending time out in the countryside has always been a part of my life,’ she says. She now works from a garden studio at her home in Berkshire, which borders open fields. ‘I am inspired by this landscape,’ she says. ‘I like to walk in the woods and fields with my Working…

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