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How have the lives and homes of this London elite changed since Peter York wrote ‘The Sloane Ranger Handbook’ in 1982?
The English countryside setting of this coming of age classic evokes memories of a time of homesickness for our writer
Top landscape designers predict how we will approach our outdoor space this year
Only fragments remain of the miles of ancient oak woodlands that once stretched across the capital’s south
Snuggle your way through January wrapped in one of these bold designs
‘I enjoy a contrast between table and chair — a difference in style, age, colour, material, or all four’
Build a framework, then take into account climate change and a longer growing season — and nature’s unpredictability
The young designer is the first recipient of the Ralph Saltzman Prize, a new award launched by London’s Design Museum
From clever kitchen hobs and interiors-optimised TVs to sound-beaming speakers and more sustainable luxury gadgets
Bigger, cheaper homes away from the glitzy centres can be found in neighbouring villages
This novelty item has evolved from a minor product of science to a museum piece
From a four-bedroom house in Marathon with a private beach to an estate with more than 300 species of palm trees
Potential move symptomatic of decline of face-to-face market trading
Prices rise in Pembrokeshire and Carmarthenshire as pandemic-weary buyers seek space and a lifestyle change
Claudia Roden, Kean Etro and Tracee Ellis Ross reveal the food, drinks and condiments they cannot live without
The original millrace was replaced with indoor and outdoor swimming pools
This season’s most fashionable accessory is the humble rubber heater – but have you got the bottle to wear one?
How to create an ultra-cosy interior
Our gardening columnist enjoys the sequel to last year’s ‘Spinderella’ — ‘Slow White’
‘There is something quite delicious about sweeping Christmas away. Winter, however, is not going anywhere’
Paintings by Bloomsbury’s Duncan Grant elevated this unassuming object from a banal utility to a thing of beauty
Demonised species such as Japanese knotweed are used as renewable raw materials for furniture and textiles
Increasingly, buildings include innovations to accommodate those living with disabilities and health conditions
The movement artist and yoga instructor on her crystal singing bowls, Damien Hirst mandalas and the island of Li Galli
From a Californian compound rented by Frank Sinatra to an Australian polo estate where Baz Luhrmann made ‘The Great Gatsby’
From botanical remedies to plant-dyeing projects and naturalism, set your intention for 2022
The English region’s sales and prices are rising as its natural beauty entices the pandemic-weary
We are worried that they will disagree over what to do with it
Introducing a new luxury plant-based alternative
From seasonal colour-coding to see-through bags: the experts’ tips on keeping clothes tidy and in top condition
Wisteria Lane would offer our writer the perfect suburban sanctuary
Prime property with the benefit of warmer weather at the chilliest time of the year
From corkscrews to carafes to candles, all of these accessories have something special
From butterflies to bats, foxes to parakeets, the creatures we encounter in our daily lives enrich our existence and remind us of our place in the world
3D-printing technology is being used to build homes faster and more cheaply than is possible with traditional methods
Marble weights and wood-accented workout machines seek to break the uniformity of the grey and black industrial look
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