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Something borrowed: should you be renting art rather than buying it?

The rental market is booming across multiple industries – and now it's coming for budding art collectors
Travel

The best new photography exhibitions to see in London this month

Fiona McKenzie Johnston surveys a raft of new shows exploring the work Sunil Gupta and Tim Walker, and the evolution of the medium
Decoration

Ten highlights to look out for at PAD London 2026

The UK's premier annual fair for collectable design opens in mid October. Here are the pieces we're looking forward to seeing the most
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Can furniture make you fall in love? Buchanan Studio's new artist collaboration is rooted in emotion

Buchanan Studio’s first Artist Edition, created with Robert Montgomery, is infused with poetry, memory and romance, proving that the objects we live with can hold much more than their practical purpose
Decoration

Revisiting design in the 1990s, the decade that makes us rethink glamour, beauty and youth culture

The design influence of the last analogue decade is resurfacing on a wave of nostalgia and Gen Z curiosity, and is the subject of two new exhibitions in London this autumn
Decoration

Osanna Visconti is giving ancient bronze casting a modern twist

Rooted in Italy’s long tradition of craftsmanship, the designer uses lost-wax casting to create one-off and limited-edition pieces inspired by the natural world
Travel

The most beautiful museum cafes in the world

From an iconic London salon to a tropical jungle in the heart of Paris, these museum cafés are just as worthy of adulation as the art collections they accompany
News

Es Devlin on the art of creating new worlds

As a series of ambitious new projects take her from Castle Howard to the V&A and Venice, the multidisciplinary artist and designer talks creativity, collaboration and the power of shared experiences
Decoration

The new rules of framing, explained by the experts

A growing trend of colourful frames and off-centre mounts suggests that traditional and classical frames aren't doing enough to elevate the art
News

The art of noticing – how Oliver Spendley distils the wilds of Scotland into otherworldly designs

Inspired by age-old boatbuilding skills and scribing techniques, the 2026 House & Garden Craft Prize winner's monumental tables and objects are born from the rugged landscapes of Scotland’s north-west coast
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Jonathan Baldock’s fantastical creatures take over Sketch

Inspired by folklore, the human body and his mother’s garden, the artist’s surreal sculptures bring a new dimension to the iconic Mayfair restaurant
Decoration

I was scammed buying antiques online – here are the tips I wish I knew

After a traumatising experience shopping for some mid-century furniture, I asked the antique experts to share their advice on how to safely buy antiques online
Shopping

12 contemporary artists making portraiture feel modern

Whether you’re itching to be a subject yourself, or just refreshing your walls, brush up on the contemporary artists marrying classical techniques with modern themes
Travel

A first look at the otherworldly Lucas Museum of Narrative Art in Los Angeles

Filmmaker George Lucas and his wife, Mellody Hobson, tapped architect Ma Yansong to develop an astonishing design that matches the audacity of their project’s populist curatorial conceit
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The deeply inspiring Bath home of artist David Hampton

The artist David Hampton, who died recently after this feature was written, lived surrounded by the evidence of a life spent creating. We revisit this feature from 2025.