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Virginia Clark

Digital Director

Virginia joined House & Garden in 2018 as an intern on the digital team, and rose through the ranks to become Digital Director in 2023. Having been a faithful reader for years before she joined, she still can't quite believe that she gets to spend her time shooting the houses she used to peruse each month when the magazine came out.

Virginia studied Classics at Oxford University and went on to do a PhD at Princeton University. In her professional life she spends most of her time planning, commissioning and editing features for the website, organising new video series for YouTube and social media, and travelling around the country for shoots. She is based in south-east London where she has been slowly renovating a small flat.

Travel

10 things to do at home as the clocks go back

The nights are officially drawing in, so let's take all the necessary steps to get comfortable at home
Decoration

Design hacks for dog owners: how to have lovely interiors with a canine in tow

Between muddy paw prints, copious shedding and frantic sofa digging, dogs (much as we adore them) don't always make it easy to keep your rooms beautiful. We asked some dog-loving interior designers for their most helpful tips
Decoration

Every Jane Austen screen adaptation ranked

With new screen versions of Sense and Sensibility and Pride and Prejudice set for release this autumn, we look back at the most notable adaptations of Austen's novels over the years – plus a few we'd rather forget
Houses

A 200-year-old stone cottage in Yorkshire transformed with joyful colour and pattern

When interior designer Cath Beckett decided to leave London behind, she knew what she wanted – and found her dream house at first try. What unfolded next was a head-to-toe transformation that sensitively brought the property into the present day, while preserving the period character that had captured Cath's heart
Decoration

Why we’ll never tire of the palm motif

From grand Georgian interiors to contemporary fabrics and wallpapers, the palm continues to bring a sense of the exotic into our homes