Innholdsfortegnelse for April 2019 i Country Homes & Interiors

Pinging awake to spring sunshine at the weekends can result in all kinds of spontaneous schemes, from stomps through the bluebell woods nearby (something designer Sophie Allport loves, too – see her favourite view on page 158) to tackling those satisfying spring-cleaning jobs wearing a pinny like a Fifties housewife (if you’re interested in making your own, natural, cleaning products, see page 123), or simply scooping up armfuls of £1-a-bunch daffs at the supermarket to fill every nook and cranny of the house with gorgeous colour and scent. Last time I was gripped by spring fever, I painted my kitchen-diner window recesses yellow – just a little pop of colour against the white walls that gives me joy every day. You’ll find lots of ways to use paint to give…

Also known as a Sheila Maid in Britain, a creel in the North, or a pulley in Scotland, the ceiling-mounted clothes airer was originally found in turn-of-the-century houses, but is enjoying a resurgence in today’s eco-conscious homes. Featuring a pulley system so it can be lowered and loaded before being raised to warmer air, it offers a space-saving solution for wash days when outdoor airing isn’t an option. Where to buy… • DeVOL for a beautifully finished, solid wood design. • Cast In Style for airers in new French Grey, Smoke Blue and Stone Grey finishes. • Clothesmaid for airers and co-ordinating accessories.…

Give New England style a contemporary nudge with monochrome upholstery on classical furniture. Sue’s style secret… Create cosy contrast in a moody scheme with soft scatterings of blush cushions and layered throws.…

Visit… ‘Framlingham Castle (01728 724922, english-heritage.org.uk ) is a lovely castle steeped in history, while Framlingham itself has great independent shops and nice pubs, plus a good market. And you may even spot Ed Sheeran!’ Shop at… ‘Wow Vintage (01502 722211) in Southwold is full of treasures and vintage finds.’ Go for a meal at… ‘The Dennington Queen (01728 638241, thedenningtonqueen.co.uk ) in Dennington is a lovely 16th-century pub that serves delicious food and great real ales.’…

Ifthere was an award for the most dramatic house façade transformation, it would surely go to Miranda and Edward Gore Browne. ‘We simply couldn’t find a Georgian property within our budget, so we decided to create a lookalike,’ says Miranda, who readers may remember for her appearance on The Great British Bake Off. What they won’t have seen is her talent for doing up houses, which she and Edward have honed over the years. ‘This is the fourth house we have renovated together,’ she says. It all began when Miranda was taking a walk with her son, Thomas, and noticed a breathtaking view of the South Downs from the boundary of a Thirties rectory in a pretty West Sussex village. ‘I discovered the house overlooked the church where EH Shepard,…

Swaying back and forth in a nod to nostalgic Americana, iconic gliders originated in the early 18th century. Traditionally associated with nurseries and porches, these laid-back designs provide the ultimate perch to relax and while away the hours in a meditative, watch-the-world-go-by state. Forever a favourite in country homes, modern adaptations honour traditional craftsmanship through simplified shapes for wide-range appeal. Where to buy… • Heal’s for old school classics in designer updates. • The Cotswold Company for old-fashioned rustic charm. • Cult Furniture for mid-century inspirations in a variety of upholstery.…

Modern rustic Create a deliciously simple arrangement with handblown glass and wood platters. The finishing touch? Gathered branches – real or faux – decorated with glass eggs for a festive centrepiece. Casual china Don’t save your prettiest china for best. These flora and fauna patterns, inspired by native British meadows, make teatime a relaxed occasion. Pressed glass Textured, colourful glassware is a look we’ll be seeing a lot more of. For an update on shabby-chic style, layer pastel glasses and plates on soft linen and add flower stems in pretty bottles.…

1 Bright charm Create a practical focal point that’s full of personality with this unique, hand-cut, stainless steel gem of a rack. Mighty plate rack, col white, H79xW107xD25cm, £240, Stovold & Pogue. 2 Utilitarian elegance  Made from iron with a contemporary black, powder-coated finish and wirework details, this industrial-inspired piece is the perfect storage solution for any modern country scheme. Its generous proportions make it ideal for large families. Industrial style wall unit, H84xW110xD28cm, £225, Cox & Cox. 3 Clean and simple Provide ultimate kitchen organisation and give a lonely wall purpose with this clean and simple, raw oak crafted design. The wooden dowels in the top shelf ensure that plates are stored neatly and securely, while the lower shelf is just the place for keeping all of your mugs,…

1 RICH GREEN The hue that heralds the arrival of spring, green is the pick of the paints this year. Shades from the darker end of the colour chart, such as Little Greene’s Jewel Beetle, are beautifully suited to period country properties as they are sympathetic to high walls and character features. Painting the window frames white is a clever way to draw the eye to the room’s natural source of light. 2 SOFT GREY Off-whites and gentle greys have a timeless quality, but choosing the right tone is vital to retain a homely feel. ‘The Clocktower shade is ideal as it has a subtle undertone of yellow, exuding a natural warmth that complements traditional materials such as wood and stone,’ says Nelly Hall, brand director at M&L Paints. ‘It…

Owning a piece of art is as easy as clicking a button with Runway Gallery. This digital platform gives you the chance to snap up inspirational prints and designs for your home. Annecy-based artist Belinda Frikh is one of the gallery’s latest members. When did you start drawing? For as long as I can remember, I was always drawing, much to the exasperation of my parents. I drew on anything and everything – cereal boxes, books, documents, letters from school complaining about me always drawing at school… As I hit my teens, I began turning my work into a portfolio. At the age of 12, I entered a drawing competition in a fashion magazine and won second prize. Later, I went on to study at L’École Supérieure d’Art in Annecy,…

Make your garden beautiful Indulge in Petersham Nurseries’ new collection of terracotta pots, gardening tools and botanical stationery. Wander around the Richmond and Covent Garden shops, or buy online at petershamnurseries.com . STAY PERFECTLY PUNCTUAL With the clocks springing forwards, the Flip Click Clock, £42, from Gingko at Notonthehighstreet.com will wake you up right on time. It’s sound and touch activated – click or clap to display the time. Tap the top to turn off the alarm, before leaping out of bed! LOOKS A LOT LIKE SPRING! Inspired by the bright blooms in the Japanese gardens of Iford Manor near Bath, the Floating Flowerhead skirt, £39.99, and Mia cardigan, £44.99, from Mistral, are spot on for those breezy yet sunny spring days. FRESHEN UP…

PROJECT PROFILE Owners Elizabeth Watkins and her fiancé Robert Parkes live here with their dog, Monty, and two cats, Walter and Clement. House A detached, three-bedroom, 18th-century stone cottage in North Yorkshire. Project A rear extension was built to accommodate a large kitchen-diner with a better connection to the garden. Kitchen size 6.5x5.1m Designer Alan Jones of Harvey Jones Kitchens. Cabinetry The Original Range by Harvey Jones Kitchens, painted in Farrow & Ball’s Mole’s Breath and Dulux’s 88BG. Instead of the usual kitchen island, Elizabeth Watkins chose to place a large dining table centre-stage in her new kitchen. ‘I know it’s a bit controversial, but I’m really not a fan of island units,’ she says. ‘If you’ve got plenty of worktop space, a dining…

Spring is the season of new beginnings, so why not embrace the abundance of natural materials on your doorstep, along with a few repurposed materials, to create charming Easter gifts and decorations. Scraps of textiles left over from previous projects, garden twine and pretty feathers found on a spring walk are ideal for using in all kinds of country crafts. Look out for vintage stamps and illustrated cards at markets and fairs for making handcrafted adornments for an Easter lunch, as well as unique gift-wrap ideas. DECORATED EGG WREATH Decorate blown eggs to make an Easter wreath. Paint stripes onto the ends of the eggs, using acrylic paint. Once dry, secure speckled quail feathers with PVA glue. To finish, open up a wire coat hanger, carefully bend it to form…

Visit… ‘Kiftsgate Court Gardens (01386 438777, kiftsgate.co.uk ) near Chipping Campden, is a family-run garden famed for its roses, and Hidcote Manor Garden (01386 438333 nationaltrust.org.uk/hidcote ) is one of the best known Arts and Crafts gardens in Britain.’ Shop at… ‘Sam Wilson (01386 841116, samwilsonstudio.com ) in Chipping Campden is brilliant for vintage furniture and accessories, and don’t miss Toke’s Food and Drink (01386 849345, tokesfoodanddrink.co.uk ) and Maylam’s Delicatessen (01386 840903), both in Chipping Campden, and David Moore butcher (438288, davidmoorefamilybutcher. com ) in Mickelton.’ Go for a meal at… ‘Family-run Michael’s Mediterranean ( michaelsmediterranean.co.uk ) serves fantastic, Cypriot-inspired food on Chipping Campden High Street.’…

With its weatherboard -roofed dormer cladding, peak windows and Atlantic grey exterior paint, this house would look at home in a New England town on America’s East Coast. In fact, it’s tucked down a narrow track in a hamlet in the heart of the Chiltern Hills, close to Marlow and with views across open countryside. It’s home to Sue and Tony Blakeley, who spotted it three years ago when property renovation expert Sue was looking for a new project. ‘We’ve lived in the Buckinghamshire countryside since our boys – who are both adults now – were tiny,’ says Sue. ‘Our previous five renovations became family homes that we lived in over three decades. When we saw this house, with its paddock, the location and views were a big attraction.’ Inside,…

With comfortable curves in all the right places, these elegant designs date back to the 1700s when Louis XV’s reign aligned with the intricate ornamentation of the Rococo period in Europe. Telltale characteristics include rounded seat backs with decoratively carved wooden frames and angled cabriole legs and feet. Modern designs honour this iconic silhouette, offering painted finishes and quirky upholstery options for a little extra flair. Where to buy… • Out There Interiors for old-meets-new designs. • Oficina Inglesa for a stunning collection of handcrafted pieces. • Swoon for pared-back, modern adaptations.…

Lucy’s style secret… Take inspiration from wildlife and woodland to transform your space into a rural idyll.…

Visit… ‘West Dean Gardens (01243 818210, westdean.org.uk ) near Chichester. We love to potter around the kitchen gardens and smell peach buds in the Victorian glasshouses. We sit by the pebble bottomed stream, picnicking and having a lovely time.’ Shop at… ‘Stuff & Co (01730 817658, stuffandco.co.uk ) in Midhurst has an array of vintage home and interior accessories.’ Go for a meal at… ‘The Anchor Bleu (01243 573956, anchorbleu.co.uk ) in Bosham. We love to sit on the terrace, with the tide lapping on the wall, eating huge plates of fish and chips, and enjoying the fresh sea air and views of the water, boats and ducks.’…

PAPER YOUR POTS Wrap potted bulbs and flowers in pretty wrapping paper. Perfect for gifting, or for covering plastic pots to make a pretty display. See page 68 for details. BRING A BENCH TO LIFE Throws and cushions soften an old seat, surrounded by flower-filled upcycled containers decorated for Easter. Top it off with a rustic wreath: wrap a wire or moss ring with hay and secure flowers with florist’s wire. See page 68 for details. TAKE TIME FOR TEA Celebrate the season with hot cross buns and a piping-hot pot of tea, on a properly laid table. A mix of painted and natural furniture brings a modern edge to wildflower wallpaper and vintage-look linen, cushions and curtains. See page 68 for details. LAY THE TABLE Try this… Stick a…

Wild meadows and untamed grasslands are bringing free-spirited inspiration to home textiles and accessories. This look is all about a relaxed and rustic lifestyle abundant in natural simplicity, space to grow and freedom of thought. Think dancing-in-the-breeze grasses, scattered seed heads and delicate flora and fauna, outlined in intricate motifs and striking silhouettes in neutrals, highlighted with sun-kissed or moonstruck organic tones. It’s a seasonal scheme shake-up as timeless as ticking dandelion clocks. LOVE THIS LOOK? THEN TRY… ✽ Displaying a trail of tall, individual stemmed grasses in handcrafted ceramics. Place them along the dining table for an informal Easter lunch setting. ✽ A spring guest room update with elegant bedlinen capturing layers of feathery grasses in contrasting colours. ✽ Papering your walls with a dreamy design of grasses, cow…

DURABLE, EASY TO CLEAN AND SIMPLE TO LAY, PATTERNED FLOOR TILES COMBINE style and substance for a brilliantly practical statement look. There’s no better way to add colour to high-traffic rooms. WITH SO MANY DESIGNS TO CHOOSE FROM, SELECTING THE RIGHT TILE FOR YOUR HOME CAN SEEM overwhelming. Narrow down your search by considering the overall look you’re trying to achieve, taking into consideration the size and style of the room and the amount of light. As a general rule of thumb, the more striking the pattern, the more neutral the rest of your scheme should be, allowing the floor to take centre stage. When it comes to trends, encaustic tiles are enjoying a revival, while geometric designs remain very popular. A classic monochrome scheme is timeless and great for…

The new school locker Putting the ‘fun’ into functional, this school-style metal locker combines storage with a punch of sunshine colour. It works great as an extra kitchen cupboard or pantry, or you could easily pair two together to create a larger storage cupboard for your home office or laundry room. This is the tall version in Mustard, H183xW35xD46cm, £199, Nordic House. Festival of flowers Blooming with joie de vivre, the bright and breezy Meadow collection by Lorna Syson will bring an uplifting spring-fling update to your home. Inspired by countryside walks with her dog, Jenkins, Lorna’s latest cushions, fabrics and lampshades feature wildflower favourites such as buttercups, cow parsley and wild geraniums in a riot of colours. Made from 100 per cent cotton, prices start at £50 for a…

• Pleaching is manipulating hedge plants as they grow through pruning and training, to leave stems bare and retain leaf cover in the top one-third. The result looks like a hedge on stilts. ‘It screens different parts of the garden,’ explains Claire, ‘but also lets light in and provides privacy.’ • It can be done with different plants but hornbeam is a popular choice, as it can manage most soil types and, when clipped, retains its brown leaves, offering allwinter coverage. Although you can buy mature specimens, they are expensive. Claire recommends patience. ‘I am growing mine from scratch, from very small whips.’ • Once planted in a row, Claire started to pleach the whips from the bottom, clipping, training and checking every year. ‘I do it by eye, taking…

DID YOU KNOW? AVOID PUTTING OUT LOOSE PEANUTS, DRY OR HARD FOODS, LARGE CHUNKS OF BREAD OR FATS DURING THE BREEDING SEASON (SPRING AND SUMMER) AS THEY POSE A CHOKING RISK FOR CHICKS.…

1 IT’S BETTER FOR YOU. All-natural, toxin-free concoctions are healthier for you and safer for the planet. Those warning signs on store-bought products are there for a reason, after all. 2 IT’S COST-EFFECTIVE Most simple cleaning recipes require the same basic ingredients; many are found in the kitchen cupboard – combining just white vinegar and lemon juice can make a simple surface spray, for example. 3 IT’S EASY AND FUN TO DO Intimidated by the process? Don’t be! Simply measure, pour and mix… In just a few minutes you’ll have all sorts of sprays, soaps and liquids that’ll last for months on end. Feeling inspired? Read Natural Home Cleaning (£15, Hardie Grant Books) by Fern Green and learn how to make more than 100 all-natural products to keep your home…

We want this now... Cheese graters aren’t usually the most inspiring of objects, which is why we love this option from Sagaform. The stainless steel grater is dishwasher safe, and easily lifted out of the oak frame, which allows your guests to help themselves to cheese directly from the holder. Now we’re off to buy some artisan Parmigiano-Reggiano to give this a(nother) test run… Nature cheese grater, £23, Forma House. OUR FAVOURITE GLUTEN-FREE BAKERY HONEYBUNS After completing her degree, Emma Goss-Custard decided to swap academia for baking, and started making cakes for cafés and delis in Oxford. A yearning for a farmhouse she could convert into a bakery led to a move to the tiny village of Howell, Dorset, still home to Honeybuns bakery 20 years on. Emma tells us…

1 BOX SHELVES As the kitchen has plenty of storage, Elizabeth didn’t feel the need to overload the walls with cabinets at eye-level. Instead, she chose simple box shelves, which add interest and display space for recipe books and pretty china. ‘I think wall cupboards could have felt overbearing, and they would have blocked some of the light from the skylights above,’ she says. 2 STATEMENT RANGE COOKER Elizabeth’s pride and joy, the Lacanche range cooker, is an investment piece that’s been given extra impact via a glossy granite splashback and elegant mantelpiece. ‘I’d never heard of Lacanche until Harvey Jones introduced me to the brand, but as soon as I saw the Macon range cooker I recognized that it was not merely a cooking utensil, but something that would…

It’s the stunning lakes, forests and scenery of Sweden’s archipelagos, close to her home just outside Stockholm, that inspire Kristina Lindhe, the founder, CEO and creative director of furnishing and fabric company, Lexington. The brand is the perfect expression of her love of the coast, combined with Swedish and New England style. We made a special trip to Sweden to meet Kristina at her home... TELL US ABOUT WHERE YOU LIVE… I live in Bromma which is 15 minutes from the centre of Stockholm. It’s historically an old villa area with lots of gardens and greenery and there’s forests and a lake on my doorstep. HAVE YOU ALWAYS BEEN A COUNTRY GIRL AT HEART? I come from a small town south of Stockholm called Nyköping. It’s actually quite similar to…

When choosing a patterned fabric, make sure it looks just as good when the curtain is pulled back. As pretty as it is practical, a door curtain can do more than block out draughts. It’s an ideal option for homes where the front door opens into the living space, allowing you to conceal the entrance for a cosy feel. With so many fabrics and styles to choose from, a door curtain is also a quick way to introduce character and can be updated with the seasons. WHAT’S THE STORY? Our ancestors hung up animal hides to create privacy and keep out the cold. The evolution of plush textiles, such as velvet and linen, made for more sophisticated designs, particularly favoured in wealthier households. By the Victorian era, an effective portière…

Bring nature’s beauty into your kitchen with a mix of warm wood and soft green – it’s a look that works especially well in a room with views of the garden. Cat’s style secret… Design a space to suit your life – we love our island for quick breakfasts and coffee catch-ups.…

Visit… ‘West Wycombe Park, the beautiful English country estate of the Dashwood family, and historic West Wycombe village, where the streets are lined with cottages and inns dating back to the 16th century, all maintained by The National Trust ( nationaltrust.org.uk ).’ Shop at… ‘Big Sky (01494 866208, bigskygtmissenden.com ) in Great Missenden for eclectic homeware and gardenalia. I love supporting our local farm shop Lacey’s (01494 881979, laceysfamilyfarm.co.uk ) and Jane Adams (01923 264463, janeadams.co.uk ) for floristry and garden supplies.’ Go for a meal at… ‘The Mash Inn (01494 482440, themashinn.com ) in the village of Radnage. It serves amazing food cooked on a gaucho-inspired grill in an open-plan kitchen, surrounded…

This is such a beautiful place, says artist Lucy Dawson. ‘I was brought up here in Suffolk and I love the nature and wonderful skies. I went to university and then off travelling, but I came back to Suffolk and appreciated living here even more. It provides a lot of inspiration for my country-themed artwork.’ Lucy lives in a quaint 16th-century cottage on an idyllic village high street with her partner Olly Hackett. They have Olly’s parents to thank for introducing him to the village. Ten years ago, they bought a house here and Olly liked visiting the area so much, he snapped up the cottage next door when it came up for sale four years ago. ‘Olly loved the people, the village and the atmosphere. It’s such a nice…

Featuring a painted, slightly distressed and faded patina, this pared-back Swedish style is an ever-popular choice for country homes, owing to its rustic and provincial appeal. Elegant bedside designs made from solid wood include details like column carvings, turned legs and aged drawer pulls. Modern updates embrace the pale Nordic palette, adding simplified silhouettes and practical storage options. Where to buy… • Oka for authentic-style cupboards, chests or tables. • Chelsea Textiles for handmade pieces. • La Maison Chic for classically inspired contemporary updates.…

Miranda’s style secret… Position a table close to an outside view to create the illusion of year-round alfresco dining.…

Over the last few years, washing machine technology has gone from strength to strength, with clunky designs replaced by quieter, more efficient models. With so many options available, start your search by working out which programmes you need – do you like laundry done quickly? Do you own a lot of clothes made from delicate fabrics? You’ll also need to take into account the dimensions of the model, as bulky door surrounds and front casings are often not included in the measurements. Double check these before you buy, so you know it will fit into your room. 1 Best for SMART-HOME ADOPTERS WWV 980 WPS, £2,199, Miele Like to control your home from your phone? This innovative machine (H850xW596xD643mm) connects to an app so you can set the wash cycle…

Jill Perkins and Jan Morley met more than 30 years ago, when they were both studying graphic design at Middlesex Polytechnic. Shared passions for art, design, travel and nature enticed them to Sri Lanka, where they created designs for a wooden toy manufacturer before turning their diverse design talents to tableware and giftware design. In 2010, the pair began work on their own brand with a series of original, design-led greetings cards, gifts and homeware. Tell us about your work… Our designs are very much based around the UK’s wildlife. Not only does Britain give us beautiful scenery and an immense variety of birds and animals, but there are talented craftspeople we can work with, too. We design and make everything here. What inspires you? The stunning valleys and fells…

Visit... ‘Cumbria’s Levens Hall (01539 560321, levenshall.co.uk ) for the extraordinary and ancient topiary – it’s quite simply the most exquisite garden in the world.’ Go for a meal at... ‘The New Inn, Yealand Conyers (01524 805037, thenewinnyealand.co.uk ), a stylish country pub with unpretentious bistro food using locally sourced ingredients.’ Shop at... ‘Atkinsons Coffee Roasters in Lancaster (01524 65470, thecoffeehopper.com ) for the best coffee, beans and tea leaves in the Northwest.’…

1 Top tweed Crafted from soft yet hard-wearing fabric, Burgon & Ball puts comfort first with extra padding and adjustable straps. Tweed gardening gloves, £17.50, John Lewis. 2 English rose The elegant linen cuffs on these handmade gauntlet gloves are ideal for protecting against stinging nettles and brambles. £27.95 from Annabel James. 3 Meadow magic Untamed meadows and wildlife-rich grasslands are the inspiration behind this colourful Sutton Lane design, £16, from The National Trust Shop.…

SPRING PEA, PEA SHOOT, PANCETTA & GOAT’S CHEESE SALAD This has to be the prettiest spring salad! The delicate peppery taste of the pea shoots alongside the crispy smoky pancetta, sweet peas and creamy goat’s cheese is divine – or try using watercress instead. The dressing lightly scented with orange is my favourite with this salad, but if you prefer a lemon dressing, then simply replace the orange with a lemon. Double up the dressing recipe, as it will last for up to two weeks in the fridge. SERVES 4 1tbsp olive oil 120g diced pancetta 200g pea shoots 200g freshly podded peas 200g soft goat’s cheese, crumbled For the dressing 100ml extra virgin olive oil Grated zest and juice of 1 orange 1tsp Dijon mustard Sea salt and freshly…

CABINETRY The Original Range kitchen, painted in Dulux’s 88BG 62/005 eggshell (main units), and Farrow & Ball’s Mole’s Breath estate eggshell (food storage unit), prices start at £18,000, Harvey Jones. SURFACES Worktops and splashbacks in Steel Grey granite, from £380.40sq m, Harvey Jones. Brazilian Black slate flooring, from £26sq m, Prices Paving. APPLIANCES RF540ADUSX4 fridge-freezer, £2,199, Fisher & Paykel. Macon range cooker in black, from £4,420, Lacanche. Sleek integrated extractor fan, £499, Elica. S515T80D2G dishwasher, £758, Neff. SINKS & TAPS Yorkshire ceramic sit-on Belfast sink, £185, Caple. Fusion Flex boiling water, hot and cold tap, from £1,150, Quooker. ACCESSORIES Versaille wood pedestal leg dining table, from £1,059; Kipling fabric dining chairs, £175 each, both Barker and Stonehouse.…

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