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Quiet Interiors

Decoration

Why texture-maxxing is the perfect interiors solution for the cooler months

Autumn calls for an aesthetic that puts comfort and tactility first. We asked designers how to get it right, for maximum impact (and cosiness)
Decoration

Bee Osborn on creating an organic home to enhance the senses

As she publishes her new book – an ode to seasonal living – the interior designer waxes lyrical about the joy of hunkering down for autumn, and embracing the beauty of nature
Decoration

A restored early 20th-century house outside Ghent, full of tactile touches and earthy sophistication

Charles Van Canneyt is the latest exponent of understated Belgian chic, as expressed in his new interiors project
Decoration

How to make a room feel bright without colour

Yes, it really is possible to have a lively, dynamic scheme without a punchy palette
Decoration

We’ve enjoyed the quiet look, but what comes next?

The quiet look taught us restraint. Now, the most compelling interiors are asking for something more – soul, serendipity and the confidence to let a home tell its own story
Houses

A quintessential Chelsea house with a walled garden that feels like slice of country living in London

For a couple used to the relaxed pace of the English countryside, Jack Simpson transformed a tired property into a oasis of calm