Innholdsfortegnelse for November 2019 i Country Homes & Interiors

The November issue is always one of my favourites – a celebration of home comforts and the pure joy of closing the door behind you, swapping muddy boots for slippers and trying to persuade the cat to budge up in the prime spot by the fire (it never works). This year, I’m really proud to announce that Country Homes & Interiors has launched its own range of furniture in partnership with One.World. We’ve really enjoyed developing these ‘Modern Country Classics’ – good quality pieces that will form the backbone of your country interior and give you a versatile foundation for building and evolving your style year after year. Find out more on page 10… P.S. Don’t forget to buy your tickets! Tickets to Country Homes & Interiors Christmas are on…

Moving to the UK from Australia, Christen Pears and Chris Blake had a pretty clear idea of what they wanted from their new home. ‘We were specifically looking for a property with holiday cottages,’ says Christen. ‘I travelled ahead of Chris with an agreed list of nine properties to view in Cornwall and Devon. But that search stopped short after the very first viewing. This house ticked so many boxes and felt so right, I just knew it was meant to be.’ Cancelling the other viewings was a bold move, especially for a house that wasn’t the classic Georgian property Christen had thought she wanted. ‘I love that look but this house, although lacking in period features, had the cottages we wanted, space for a Pilates studio and an amazing…

Christen’s style tip... GIVE EXISTING OR SECONDHAND KITCHEN UNITS A NEW LEASE OF LIFE BY PAINTING THEM IN AN INVIGORATING, NATURE-INSPIRED SHADE CH&I loves... CABINETRY PAINTS…

Visit… ‘Blackpool Sands Beach (blackpoolsands.co.uk). Whatever the time of year, there is nothing better than walking down the lane to this beautiful cove. The wildflowers and trees bring you close to the changing seasons, as do the dramatic waves in winter and blue calmness in summer. The nearby Venus Café is a hit all year.’ Shop at … ‘Wild Food Devon (wildfooddevon.com) for Mark Lobb’s local fresh fish. All their fish is caught within a 30-mile radius, working with the seasons and fish availability. Catches are only 24 hours from sea to shop – it’s the freshest I’ve ever tasted.’ Go for a meal at… ‘Rust and the Wolf (rustandthewolf.co.uk) in Ashburton is great for coffee, cocktails, brunch or lunch. Soak up the design inspiration too of this lifestyle shop…

What stone additions did you make? ‘The high ceilings demanded a huge heat source for winter, so we built the big stone fireplace in the living room to accommodate a large log burner. We also wanted to improve the light in the kitchen, so we added another window incorporating a stone surround.’ How did you choose a master stonemason? ‘We contacted an experienced local stonemason who knew how to blend in the new with the old. The window looks like it has always been there.’ Any tips to share? ‘Be guided by the professionals; their skill is invaluable. Also, get the right planning permission and check building regulations.’…

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Listening to Julia Brendel talk about her fabrics, it is easy to see how she has drawn major interest with her unique take on folk patterns and archive designs. Her passion and creative capture of traditional patterns keep her clients enthused, but Julia would be the first to say that it was a lengthy process deciding how to make her mark. ‘I live in a lovely little village in Kent, in a beautiful Tudor and Georgian house, but I’m originally a city girl from Poznań in Poland,’ explains Julia. ‘It was being in this country, in a quiet, beautiful place, that gave me an outlet to begin a new career.’ Always a creative person, and with a background in product design, Julia says, ‘I wanted more than just being at…

Do you have a background in design? I’ve always loved creating. I remember experimenting with papier-mâché, clay and fabric at my kitchen table and making such a mess. Luckily, my family were supportive! I studied fashion at the University of Brighton, but later realised it wasn’t for me and began exploring interior textile design. Talk us through the ethos behind House of Quinn. I’m all about a slower pace of living and I like reusing fabrics. I love that ‘things’ can offer links to memories, people and places – I’m a bit of a hoarder at heart! House of Quinn was born from this concept – every item is designed to last a lifetime and be passed down through generations. Describe your workspace. Right now I work from home in…

Inspiration for our pop-up supermarket came last November when Gaynor and I were chatting over coffee. We talked about a morning spent doing the rounds of independent shops in the area, buying plastic-free, organic and locally made items. All those miles clocking up, while trying to be more sustainable. If only these wonderful sellers could be brought under one roof… Gaynor suggested just the solution – a pop-up superstore, for eco-only products, at the village hall. I used to work as a bank manager and Gaynor was a teacher. She now runs a sewing workshop and pet-sitting business. With her creative skills, my business background and our shared love of sustainable living, we make a good team. We’re both fans of farmers’ markets, but don’t like how you always have…

■ RANGE COOKER OR BUILT-IN? Your choice will depend on your kitchen design, how much space you have and how you like to cook. Built-in models are best if you prefer your oven and hob to be separate. The oven can also be installed at standing height, making it easier to access. Freestanding ranges give a clear focal point to a kitchen and with the working space confined to one area, you’re close to the action at all times. ■ STANDARD FEATURES Most high-end ovens offer a pyrolytic cleaning function – a high-temperature programme that burns grime within the cavity to ash, which you sweep out. Newer models also have LEDs within the oven, which means a brighter light to help you see how dinner’s coming along. ■ CLEVER FUNCTIONALITY…

Freestanding kitchens designed to come with you when you sell up are a brilliant idea, unless you are the ones moving into the kitchen-less house! This was the situation Charlotte and Matthew Lilley-Jesson faced when they upsized to gain more space. ‘Of course it was noted on the sale agreement so it wasn’t a surprise, but it did feel odd to move into a house with no kitchen at all,’ says Charlotte. Fortunately, the pretty stone cottage, with its lovely gardens, rustic outbuildings and fields beyond, more than compensated. The couple had been living in a two-bed property that they had renovated, but when Brodie came along it felt too small. ‘The cottage is big enough for mum to live with us, too, which is really lovely, not to mention…

Did you know? THE ‘WELLINGTON’ BOOT BECAME A STAPLE OF PRACTICAL FOOTWEAR FOR 19TH-CENTURY BRITISH ARISTOCRACY. THE NAME WAS SUBSEQUENTLY GIVEN TO ALL WATERPROOF RUBBER BOOTS…

I remember when I first fell in love with hiking. I’d just moved to Sheffield and was finding city life a little suffocating. I’d begun to discover a passion for photography, so I took myself off for the day to Burbage Valley in the Peak District. As I scrambled over rocks, navigated my way through peat bogs and wandered through woodland, I felt this overwhelming sense of freedom. Childlike joy ran through me, and I decided there and then that I was going to explore all of the incredible landscapes surrounding my new home. There are two things I always take with me on a hike – my camera and my Dachshund cross Jack Russell, Doug Pickles. We’ll usually walk for at least an hour or two, perhaps stopping now…

Best of British bubbles Sip on some sparkling wine as you wave your sparkler this Bonfire Night. We love the world-class bubbles from Ridgeview. Planted in 1995 by Mike Roberts MBE, near the village of Ditchling in the South Downs National Park, the vineyard is still family run, with daughter Tamara as the CEO and her brother, Simon, working as head winemaker. They’re now making history for English wine, after winning the title ‘International Winemaker of the Year’ in the International Wine and Spirit Competition. Cheers to a British success story! COOK ORGANIC Many of us are trying to make our lives, and kitchens, more eco-friendly, but have you considered how green your utensils are? Viner’s new organic knife blocks, £45, are made from 80 per cent recycled steel blades…

About 10 years ago some friends of mine bought a house in Cornwall’s Port Isaac, where they film Doc Martin , and ever since then I’ve been going back and forth to visit. I’d been to Cornwall before, of course, but only ever for work, and I’d never stayed anywhere quite like this. It’s a popular area in the summer, but I love it just as much in the winter, too. When the sea is really rough, it’s so beautiful and calming. I tend to stay there with my family and we love to spend time out on the bay and go bodyboarding – whatever the weather! There are these amazing little cafés with fireplaces, so you can be out in the cold water all morning, then come in and…

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Visit… ‘The spectacular stretch of coastline between Zennor and The Gurnard’s Head. Autumn is the perfect time to visit when the crowds have thinned and the weather is still warm.’ Shop at… ‘The Leach Pottery Shop (leachpottery.com), for beautiful pieces by both the studio and local makers.’ Go for a meal at… ‘The Victoria Inn (victoriainn-penzance.co.uk). An award-winning pub situated a couple of miles away in the coastal village of Perranuthnoe. It serves local, seasonal food. We like to work up an appetite by walking there along the South West Coast Path. Also Tremenheere Kitchen (tremenheere kitchen.com ) for delicious breakfasts.’…

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Visit… ‘Newton Beach has miles of sand to wander along, and is ideal for walking the dog. There are dunes and rock pools, too.’ Shop at… ‘Leaf Interiors (pylegardenvillage.com/ leaf-interiors), in Pyle. It sells beautiful fabrics, perfect for handmade blinds and curtains, and also offers quality, unique home accessories not found on the high street.’ Go for a meal at… ‘The Jolly Sailor Pub (sabrain.com/ pubs-and-hotels/leased-tenanted/rc/jolly-sailor). This is the oldest pub in Porthcawl and, with a wood fire and delicious Sunday lunches, it’s a great place to relax on a chilly lunchtime. It’s dog friendly, too! Braseria El Prado (01656 649972) in Laleston is a great local restaurant serving Spanish food and wine.’…

What colours and patterns do you like? ‘I love colours that I find in nature, so greens and blues, but also purples, pinks, reds and yellows. In fact, I like colour in general! I tend to be drawn to organic patterns, such as trees, plants, flowers or animals, or abstract patterns that feel quite organic.’ Why did you decide on such dramatic decor? ‘While I like neutral, muted tones, they can feel a bit boring if they are everywhere and result in a house that lacks character and personality.’ Have your choices altered the feel of the rooms? ‘In the teal snug, the intense colour has made the room feel more cosy. While in the library, the panelling, bold wallpaper and the chandelier have made it more welcoming.’…

Having one famous beauty spot on your doorstep is impressive enough, but Kirkby Lonsdale, on the River Lune in Cumbria, enjoys three. The Lake District and the Yorkshire Dales sit alongside it, while to the south lies the atmospheric Forest of Bowland. Local landmark Devil’s Bridge, once the only bridge over the river for miles, is now closed to traffic and has become a popular recreational spot. There are 163 listed buildings in the town, many of which are occupied by independent shops, and community spirit is in abundance. ‘From postmaster to fireman, you know them all,’ says local tourist officer Janet Nuttall. IN THE ESTATE AGENT’S WINDOW Take your pick of elegant Georgian townhouses and terraced stone cottages, often set on cobbled courtyards. Expect slate roofs and charmingly named…

DON’T BE OVERLOOKED With the textile industry being highly competitive and full of big brands with even bigger budgets, it’s easy for smaller companies to get lost in the crowd. ‘It’s important to target the right customers with their own unique or specific information,’ says Julia. ‘This will help to build up brand trust, loyalty and business.’ FIND YOUR USP TO ATTRACT LIKE-MINDED CLIENTS ‘I make authentic, culturally and archive-inspired designs,’ says Julia. ‘I know my textiles are of specific interest to a certain amount of people. It’s not for everyone but it’s far better to draw a smaller but correct crowd.’ The one lesson I’ve learnt... “IT’S IMPORTANT TO DISTINGUISH WORK TIME FROM FAMILY TIME. I LOVE MY JOB, BUT SOMETIMES I HAVE TO RELAX AND DO SOMETHING DIFFERENT…

CREATE COSY CONTRASTS Use paint in autumn hues of nut or tawny brown to warm up a minimal mono scheme. Cushions featuring delicate foliage and grass patterns add cuddle-up comfort. PERFECTLY IMPERFECT The natural variations of linen and wicker contrast with precise tableware to create a subtle, layered beauty. A TABLE TO LINGER AT Simple serveware on soft layers of slubby linen, beneath a pool of light from a woven shade, create a heartwarming spot to share a meal. Focus on natural textures to connect with the world beyond your window. TEA CEREMONY Sip tea served in handpainted ceramics and delicate glassware. A simple black metal tray adds a contemporary accent. MODERN WALLHANGING Update the concept of a wall-hung tapestry to bring warmth to the bedroom. Here, a length of…

CAST A WARM, GOLDEN GLOW Mood lighting is key to creating a cosy atmosphere. Forgo open bulbs in favour of natural, woven shades. Where possible, turn off overhead lights and make use of lamps instead – positioning them at different heights to diffuse light beautifully around the room. Brushed copper and brass finishes are especially great for radiating a warm winter glow. WARM DINNERS… Whether you’re hosting guests or cooking for family, your dining space should always feel welcoming. Unlike summer’s breezy settings, autumn calls for comfort – padded seat cushions, a characterful tablecloth and, ideally, an adjustable pendant to cast a pool of light over the table. BY THE FIRE From luxury matches to the smartest fire tools, stylish fireside companions bring a seasonal feel when displayed on the…

CLEAR VIEW If you want a clean, contemporary look that sits flush with the wall so as not to take up space in your country home, an inset woodburner could be for you. This generously sized design is ideal for open-plan spaces and can be fitted into an existing fireplace or neatly installed as a wall insert. ‘A multitude of accessories and finishing options is available to serve individual tastes as well as heating needs – perfect for those after a one-of-a-kind finish,’ says Phil Wood, UK country manager at Contura. SCANDI STYLE Heat source aside, statement stoves make for a striking focal point. ‘Characterised by its sleek curves and large viewing windows, this contemporary stove combines exceptional design credentials with high sustainability standards that Nordic design is renowned for,’…

After 21 years spent in London, Runway Gallery artist Belinda Frikh now lives and works in her native France. Here, she shares her lifelong love of drawing and explains how her passion for the female form influences her timeless works... The exact time I first started to draw is hard to pinpoint. As a child, I’d draw on anything and everything, to the exasperation of my parents: cereal boxes, books, official documents, letters from school complaining about me always drawing at school! As I got older, my work became less about destruction and more about channelling my efforts into creating a portfolio. Now, I just want to keep drawing until I can no longer hold a pen. I see beauty within the female form. I want to translate it into…

1 PENINSULA While Charlotte couldn’t quite find space for an island, she gains many of the same benefits from her peninsula. So called because it connects to the wall at one end, a peninsula provides generous prep space. Adding a breakfast bar on the rear, as Charlotte has, will make your kitchen more sociable and provide space for casual dining. Allow at least 20-30cm overhang to sit comfortably at the peninsula. Choosing backless bar stools will enable you to tuck them out of the way when not in use. 2 CURVED WALL CABINET One of the reasons Charlotte fell for the Marlborough range was the curved cabinets. ‘I didn’t want the wall units to stop abruptly above the peninsula. The curves feel softer and are ideal in a cottage that…

WHAT TO PICK, SEE & DO Pick… rose hips, in season until early December. Learn… Christmas card calligraphy on a full-day course in Chichester, 13 November, £80, (themoderncalligraphyco.com). Visit… Leeds Castle near Maidstone, Kent, between 23 November to 1 January, to see it beautifully adorned with festive decorations inspired by birds. Tickets cost £26 for adults, includes access to the Christmas Market (leeds-castle.com). Make… your Christmas pudding on Stir-up Sunday, 25 November, and pop a silver coin into the mix – whoever finds it will have good luck for the rest of the year! FAUX GLOW Inject warmth into a room with convincing, hassle-free artificial blooms and foliage, £295, Fox Flowers. Intricate changes in colour and subtle shifts in texture add authenticity to the petals and leaves in…

HONEY AND LEMON DRIZZLE CAKE Drizzle cake is even more delicious when you scent the sponge with fragrant honey. I use sugar to make the sponge and honey to make the syrup, heating it very gently so none of the flavour is lost. SERVES 8-10 125g unsalted butter, at room temperature, plus extra for greasing 125g caster sugar (or 75g caster and 50g soft brown sugar) Pinch of salt 2 large eggs 225g self-raising flour 3 cardamom pods Finely grated zest and juice of 1 unwaxed lemon FOR THE HONEY AND LEMON DRIZZLE Juice of 1½ lemons 60g honey (a light or medium one such as orange blossom or lavender) FIG AND HONEY FRANGIPANE TART Fresh or dried figs work equally well in this tart and sometimes I use both…

The Penny drops at Terence Conran Slotting stylishly into both classic settings and contemporary schemes, the striking Penny tables from Content by Terence Conran are an undeniable blend of beauty and practicality. Fusing the timeless elegance of a cool marble top with the treacle tones and tapered silhouette of an acacia base, this lovely lady is available in two heights (52cm and 42cm), in classic Black or White. Penny large White table, £279; small Black, £249. WE’RE LOVING LIBERTY’S SUMPTUOUS SATEENS Off to the airing cupboard with you, boring bedlinen! Put Plain Jane designs in their place with Liberty’s luxury range of ultra-soft cotton sateen duvet covers and pillowcases, all printed with archival designs. It’s the jewel-like choice for bold and beautiful interiors. Prices start at £300 for a double…

How do you make a mix of different furniture styles work? ‘I simply choose pieces of furniture that appeal to me. I suppose I was subconsciously following Josef Frank’s idea of Accidentism; in other words, if you mix styles and objects you like they will somehow blend harmoniously together.’ Which mid-century European finds are the best fit for an English country backdrop? ‘Rustic pieces with an emphasis on wood and leather lend themselves to a country setting.’ What about pattern and colour? ‘I’m quite cautious when it comes to pattern. When I do use it, it tends to be subtle. The exception is Josef Frank’s glorious botanical prints.’…

You haven't used traditional beach house colours – why is that? ‘I wanted the space to feel elegant and timeless. A predominantly white backdrop avoids the clichéd look and is very soothing.’ How practical is white in a busy family space? ‘White is surprisingly practical and can easily be refreshed. The simplicity creates an airy, almost sanctuary-like feel.’ How hard is it to create interest in a largely white scheme? ‘We mixed in natural, earthy tones and occasional pops of brighter colour to punctuate the space. The all-white bedroom features over 20 different shades but still feels cosy.’…

Helen’s style tip... IN A NEUTRAL SCHEME, INTRODUCE ACCESSORIES IN SOFT TONES TO ENHANCE A ROMANTIC AMBIENCE CH&I loves... WOOD EFFECTS…

Visit… ‘Westonbirt Arboretum (forestryengland.uk/ westonbirt-thenational-arboretum) has 600 acres of well-tended plants and trees; it’s great for walks with children and dogs, and has things to do all year round, including Enchanted Christmas when they light up the trees.’ Shop at… ‘Scumble Goosie (scumblegoosie.co.uk) near Stroud, which has lovely furniture made in raw mango wood (looks great unpainted or painted, and all pieces can be customised), and lots of other interiors accessories.’ Go for a meal at… ‘The Bell at Sapperton (bellsapperton.co.uk) for delicious well-sourced food and excellent Sunday roasts in a lovely traditional pub setting.’…

RIPE FOR RENOVATION This delightful three-storey period terrace and former craft shop at 25 Main Street sold this year for £210,000. It’s Grade II-listed, and would make a great holiday let. SPACIOUS CHOICE Gretaside, an architect-designed detached house in a nearby hamlet, has more than 415sq m of living space and 4.5 acres of land for £950,000. HISTORIC HOUSE A grand Georgian home, some parts of Fountain House date to 1715. It was once the town’s principal inn and still has its walled garden. All for £885,000.…

MOODY BLOOMS For a seasonal refresh in any room, change up your cushions and soft accessories with a scattering of designs that feature stylised sprigs and foliage on contrasting backgrounds. Or, embrace maximalism and let walls flourish with a large-scale wallpaper or mural displaying cascading flora and fauna. Love this look? Then try... • National Trust Shop for home furnishings and ceramics that capture the beauty of flowers and foliage. • Designers Guild for painted flowers in an atmospheric midnight palette. • 1838 Wallcoverings for painterly blooms on dramatic, large-scale murals. LUXE LEATHER Natural and authentic in appeal, leather accents add a homely, yet hotel-chic, feel to interiors. Go for shades ranging from comforting tan to contemporary charcoal across a plethora of homeware, including storage, tableware, decorative accessories and furniture.…

LAYER UPON LAYER ‘The one style secret everyone should know is the brilliance of layering. By adding variety in the form of textures, patterns and materials, you can create interest, sophistication and a subtle thoughtfulness that will elevate the space,’ says Sandie Wallman, managing director at Nordic House. Start from the ground up and ensure each layer works in harmony. Don’t co-ordinate too rigidly; an element of contrast is good, but there should be a common thread. IN THE ZONE Open-plan living may have ushered in a more relaxed approach to dining, but it’s still nice to retain an air of distinction. All the best interior designers advocate zoning the dining area, and using a rug is one of the fastest routes to success. ‘In an open-plan room, a large…

■ ENCLOSED FLAMES INCREASE EFFICIENCY We all love the charm of an open fire, but by enclosing the flames, efficiency increases to around 80 per cent. ■ IN SOME AREAS, YOU NEED A DEFRA-EXEMPT APPLIANCE Under the Clean Air Act, local authorities may declare their district a smoke control area, meaning you cannot burn wood unless you’re using a DEFRA-exempt appliance. From 2022 more stringent regulations will come into force. Visit gov.uk/smoke-control-area-rules for more information. ■ NOT ALL STOVES WILL SUIT YOUR NEEDS You should verify the heat requirement for its intended location before buying. ‘To calculate the heating demand of a specific space, work out the volume of the room in cubic metres and divide by 14,’ says Declan Kingsley-Walsh from Morso. ■ ALL WOODBURNERS NEED A FLUE Building…

Runway Gallery will be exhibiting at the Photo North Festival, 30 November to 2 December, taking place in the prestigious Harrogate Convention Centre, located at the heart of the pretty spa town. Following on from its debut success last year, the event has exhibitions, talks, workshops and portfolio reviews from highly respected and emerging artists. Visitors can also enjoy music, street food stalls and licensed bars. The photo collections on display cover themes such as mental health and homelessness, the politics of food and, of course, fashion, where Runway Gallery will headline. Tickets cost £7.50 for daily entry or £15 for three days. To find out more, visit photonorth festival.co.uk…

CABINETRY The Marlborough range in Graphite Grey and Dust Grey, £7,760, Masterclass Kitchens. SURFACES Tuscan 4cm-thick solid wood worktops in European Walnut, £2,052, Ridgeons. Sorrento Nizza porcelain floor tiles, £99.80sq m, Fired Earth. Carrara Marble Honed Metro splashback tiles, £83.52sq m, RR Stone. APPLIANCES Rangemaster Elan Deluxe 90 induction range cooker in Cream, £2,899; Neff HLAWD23NOB built-in microwave in Black, £370; Stoves S900 Sterling cooker hood, 90cm, £399, John Lewis & Partners. Caple WI3124 wine cooler, £499, RDO Kitchens & Appliances. SINKS & TAPS Belfast BAK 710 ceramic sink in White, £359, Franke. 4761 Picardie tap in nickel, £527.28, Perrin & Rowe. ACCESSORIES Soft-close magic corner storage solution, £149, Kitchen Fittings Direct, is a match. Bailey oak bar stools, £160 each, Olive and the Fox. Cluster light pendant, £169.95, Culinary…

HEIRLOOM BUY Designer Sophie Conran has created a limited-edition fabric calendar complete with a tin of luxury hand-iced treats to pop into the pockets, £175, Biscuiteers MAKE A CHANGE Instead of receiving something, you give back – behind every door is a donation to a different charity and an explanation of how it will help, from £14.95, Advent of Change IN MINIATURE Visiting family over the festive season? Cowshed’s travel-sized spa products will ensure you stay feeling relaxed, £130, Cowshed…

LEEDS CASTLE A historic marvel, this magnificent palace was once the home of Henry VIII and his first wife, Catherine of Aragon. Peek inside the interiors, explore the maze and roam the gardens. CANTERBURY A quintessentially British, medieval, cathedral city, picture-perfect Canterbury is a lovely local spot to visit. Cobbled streets twist and turn along the River Stour, and there are independent shops around every corner. KENT VINEYARDS Known as the Garden of England, Kent is also a prime spot for grape growing. Ask the hotel to arrange a visit to a local vintner, and take a tour (and enjoy a tasting!) at the vineyard.…

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