Indholdsfortegnelse for July 2020 i Homes & Gardens

I hope you’ve been keeping well and have adjusted successfully to the new normal – this has truly been a time we’ve all had to embrace our creativity, hasn’t it? Here at Homes & Gardens we’ve been thinking a little differently, going virtual to produce this issue, talking to each other via internet connections and watching as our colleagues across the industry find ways to adapt. Out of the difficulty, some amazing ideas have been born and it illustrates the positives that can happen when we’re forced to use the inventive parts of our minds. That is something that comes more naturally to some than others, so to inspire us all we decided to focus this month on homes that belong to brilliant creatives. The actress Anne Hathaway’s holiday cabin…

TAKING SHAPE Each standout piece here has its own identity and they all combine to create a unique scheme. Chair, Perspective Studio. Table, vintage Angelo Mangiarotti. For a similar table, try the Minton dining table, £3,158, Julian Chichester, or the Portion desk, £3,700, Edward Collinson. Similar vintage lighting, Béton Brut. For a similar vintage kilim, try Larusi € DARK MATERIALS After a long spell of pale woods enjoying favour, richer woods, such as walnut, have come back to the fore. Combined with deep-blue and warm-gold velvets, the dark pieces in this kitchen-diner nook elevate it to an oh-so-chic space to gather and eat. Tabouret Solvay stool, £535, Vitra at Heal’s. For similar walnut table, try the Welles, £4,320, or the Cross, £3,755, both Heal’s. For a similar velvet upholstered chair,…

JONATHAN ADLER, PRODUCT DESIGNER ‘This is the back porch of our Shelter Island home. Shelter Island is in the Hamptons but it feels much more California casual, chill and unpretentious. We love it. Our porch is like an outdoor room with sitting and dining areas and we live in it during the summer months. We’ve used a synthetic decking called Trex, which is fab because it is indestructible. The ceiling is cedar, lacquered to feel like a ship, and extends from the indoors to the outdoor area. I designed the tile wall, inspired by Eva Hesse’s circle drawings. The sofa is a vintage Woodard one, the table is a tree root from Indonesia and the planter and side table are my own ceramics.’ ANTHONY WATSON, CO-FOUNDER OF ATELIER VIME ‘We…

SECRET ADDRESS Les Couilles du Chien on Golborne Road – I always find hidden vintage treasures and decorative accessories there. GO-TO COLOUR Soft pink is calming yet fun and stimulating. It creates a dialogue between pieces and blends softly with all colour schemes. SMALL CHANGE, BIG IMPACT The tin ceiling tiles in the entrance hall completely switch things up. They create volume, making a memorable impact every time you enter or leave. YOUR STYLE IN THREE WORDS Layered, refined, eclectic. LAST EXHIBITION VISITED Lucien Freud at the Royal Academy. It was amazingly raw and intensely moving, inspiring me to reflect on the process and perception of ageing. BEST GIFT YOU’VE GIVEN A Havana leather valet stand by Mufti to my sister. It helps plan your outfit for the next day…

From their apartment on the top floor of a Roman palazzo, Antea Brugnoni Alliata and Marco Kinloch Herbertson have views over the city’s medieval heart. But for Antea, raising her gaze above the jumbled line of rooftops can be equally inspiring. ‘I’m constantly fascinated by the light here and the intense blue of the sky,’ she says. ‘In the south of Italy, a white haziness creeps in, but here it often remains this colour all day, emphasising the beauty of the city.’ This fascination with colour, combined with a deep love of pattern, is evident throughout the elegant spaces of Antea and Marco’s 16th-century apartment. Together they run Roi du Lac, creating wallpapers, homeware and clothes adorned with other-worldly scenes that start life as intricate watercolour paintings by Marco and…

“WHAT I LOVE MOST IS ITS COMPACTNESS, SIMPLICITY AND STRANGENESS”TOM STUART-SMITH The idea of primitive wildness was the inspiration when it came to designing this urban space. The owners didn’t want a garden that was going to take over their lives and were quite clear about this when they met with garden designer Tom Stuart-Smith. ‘Their priority was to have a garden that was wonderful to look at but also a space where their young family could play,’ says Tom. Having already overseen the renovation of their traditional north London Victorian terrace with architects Guard Tillman Pollock, the couple, who are from Belgium, wanted a low-maintenance garden that matched the polished feel of their house. This hassle-free approach was particularly desirable as there was a new baby on the scene.…

Sophisticated and inviting, Sorrel from Bauwerk Colour brings in warmth and a cocooning feel. Its rich, textured caramel tones elevate it from just another brown, making it surprisingly tranquil, particularly in bedrooms. The earthy shade sets off the vibrancy in colours such as peony pink and apple green, but also highlights classic stone and white. It’s the perfect foil for ceramics, too, as shown here with the new Bayham collection from Neptune. Wall in Sorrel lime paint, £27 for 1ltr, Bauwerk. Bayham ceramics, from £34 for a small bud vase, Neptune…

NEATSMITH This family business makes wardrobes for everything from full-scale dressing rooms to spaces under eaves. Its team will create island units, mirrors and dressing tables, as well as all the rails, racks and hangers you need, neatsmith.co.uk NEPTUNE A great source of freestanding furniture in oak and painted wood, from large wardrobes to storage chests that double as benches and chests of drawers. The latter come in different shapes and sizes to tuck into corners, neptune.com CHARLES EDWARDS This Chelsea antiques dealer also sells decorative hardware, including glass and acrylic knobs for cupboards and decorative shell and oak leaf pulls; ideal for dressing room glamour, charlesedwardsacrosstheroad.com FAMEED KHALIQUE This materials expert has everything to create impact in your wardrobe, from embroidered fabrics, woven raffia and mirrors, to exotic timbers,…

DESIGNER Jessica Louise Flack, West End Interiors, 01277 263000, westendinteriors.co.uk. THE PROPERTY A five-bedroom detached Victorian vicarage in Essex. DESIGN BRIEF Having replaced their kitchen extension, the owners requested a social space equipped for entertaining. A glamorous bar and comfortable seating were essential, in an overall design that harmoniously married a strong Victorian influence with modern appliances. DIMENSIONS 4.35x5.24m LAYOUT Following the Victorians’ fondness for symmetrical architecture, the new extension is a balanced shape with a centrally pitched ceiling. ‘I wanted to continue the symmetry in the layout,’ says Jessica Louise, ‘so the tallest units are centred on the tallest wall and the cabinetry is matched in size and scale on either side of the fridge-freezer and range cooker.’ The space features an L-shaped island and banquette seating. CABINETRY The…

DESIGNER Siobhan Kelly, associate director, David Collins Studio, 020 7835 5000, davidcollins.studio. THE PROPERTY A five-bedroom, Grade II-listed Victorian villa in west London. DESIGN BRIEF This master bathroom was part of a complete home renovation that reflects the owners’ personalities and combines refined 20th-century antiques with bespoke pieces. Luxurious tonal palettes and complementing textures help the flow throughout; in particular, the owners wanted this to be a relaxing space, sympathetic to the age and stature of the house. DIMENSIONS 4.7x 3.5m LAYOUT David Collins Studio worked closely with the owners to tailor the design to their needs. ‘We emphasised the symmetry of the room, with the bath and one vanity centred on the bay window,’ says Siobhan. The shower and WC are in more private cubicles either side of the…

PARTY ON THE PATIO Playful stripes, pretty scallops and abstract geometrics come in a kaleidoscope of colours on these durable all-weather fabric weaves from the Festival Collection by Thibaut. Clockwise from top left: Carnivale in Navy and Magenta, Jinx in Aqua and Sunshine, Maisie in Teal and Samba in Kelly Green and Pool, all from £108m, Thibaut. TOAST OF THE TOWN Celebrating craft, skill and originality, Toast returns with its New Makers programme, which supports and mentors five emerging craftspeople each year. Designs to watch out for include Teapot, £145, by Popalini & Jezando (shown above); Anne candleholder, £195, by Polly Yates; and Sympoiesis Vessel I, £410, by Viv Lee, all available from Toast. BLUE NOTE With her trademark wit and style, Nina Campbell has given a contemporary edge to…

STABLE DOORS This charming style of door allows pets or children to be kept indoors while enjoying fresh air through the open top half. Try salvage options or new designs in double-glazed composite materials; solid oak is also popular. Direct Doors offers good-quality oak options from £443, while George Barnsdale is another specialist producing timber-made stable-style doors. WHERE TO SOURCE TRADITIONAL ENTRANCES Choose a half-door to add warm farmhouse appeal to your home, painted to suit the style of the exterior. MODERN WINGBACK CHAIRS Relaxed, elegant curves give the wingback armchairs in Anne’s house a modern feel. Originally invented in the 17th century to counter drafts, the wings have a closeting effect, ideal for quiet reading time. White as an upholstery choice fits in with both dark and light interior…

ASTLEY CASTLE, WARWICKSHIRE If walls could talk, the stories this house could tell would have the likes of Philippa Gregory and Hilary Mantel in a tailspin. The Astley family owned the site from the 12th century, but it was not until the 16th that a legitimate manor house was built, which through marriage, death and dynasty ended up at one point in the hands of the notorious Grey family, chronicled in our history books for the Nine Days Queen, Lady Jane Grey. Passed down through time, the building eventually succumbed to fire in the late 1970s. Standing ruinous for several decades, the castle was given an impressive new lease of life when the owners, together with English Heritage and The Landmark Trust, laid down the gauntlet for architects Witherford Watson…

GARDENING is all about control – when to apply it and when to give nature free rein. Lately, that idea has been brought into focus with rewilding, where land is returned to natural habitats that provide water, food and shelter to all creatures great and small. Few have popularised the idea as much as Isabella Tree, whose book Wilding (£9.99, Picador) charts the transformation of the Knepp estate in West Sussex and became a Sunday Times best-seller when it was published last year. Over two decades Isabella, and her conservationist husband Charlie Burrell, turned their 3,500-acre arable farm into a haven for wildlife, including turtle doves and nightingales, 13 species of bat and flocks of purple emperor butterflies as well as free-roaming longhorn cattle, Tamworth pigs, Exmoor ponies and deer,…

The cow has become controversial. Can this column, dedicated to sustainable living, really champion leather? Perhaps surprisingly, I’ve developed ambitions to work with animal hides, as long as they are from biodiversity-boosting beasts. For a short while, influenced by studies reporting how the production of ruminant meat heats the earth, I switched to a vegan diet. With research, however, I found it was not so much the cow, more the ‘how’. I still mostly eat plants, but also buy beef from small British wild-pasture producers. How ruminants live and eat determines their ecological impact. Feeding cattle soy and grain upsets natural balances like greenhouse gases do. However, let cattle graze grass, brambles and wild flowers and you have a creature that’s very close to its right place in the evolved…

MOST SUCCESSFUL PART OF THE PROJECT Highlighting the original features of the apartment. The aim was to create a dialogue between the existing architectural elements and modern furnishings. GO-TO COLOUR Turquoise, though I’m not addicted to it. I’ve used accents of it in my bedroom. BEST DESIGN DECISION Taking out the corridor gave an open look, bringing in more light and giving the illusion of one large single space rather than a succession of smaller rooms. YOUR STYLE IN THREE WORDS Eclectic, clean, timeless. DESIGN HERO Ico Parisi, the Italian architect and designer. LAST THING YOU BOUGHT FOR YOUR HOME A plaster painting by Fausto Melotti that has yet to find a worthy place.…

Aquamarine and coral. Indigo and teal. Burnt sienna and saffron. The colour combinations in this Hertfordshire home are evocative and unexpected, sophisticated yet supremely comforting. ‘I knew this house would have colour,’ says the owner, acknowledging that his Persian heritage may have played a role in his affinity for hues at the richer end of the spectrum. ‘It’s something that is probably rooted in me.’ Though most of the houses in the small village are centuries old, this is one of a cluster of five built in the 1980s, and when the owners – who have three children, aged 13, 12 and nine – bought it two years ago, it was ready for improvement. An orangery-style extension was added to the dining area and a double garage requisitioned to create…

SECRET ADDRESS Chez Dede in via di Monserrato, Rome, chezdede.com: an interiors and fashion cabinet de curiositŽs not to be missed. MUSEUM TO VISIT The little-known but very special Museo Barracco, museobarracco.it. WHAT’S NEXT The opening of our first boutique in Rome and continuing to develop our design language. YOUR STYLE IN THREE WORDS Traditional yet ironic. OBJECT YOU WOULD NEVER PART WITH Three rings with gemstones that represent my children: agate, jasper, obsidian. BEST GIFT A pair of red Ferragamo heels from Marco.…

SNAPDRAGONS Gardener and author Sarah Raven on the beauty of this cottage garden stalwart What’s so special about snapdragons right now? Vintage and romantic designs for clothes and home furnishings are so on trend at the moment, and these retro plants also fall into that bracket. Your favourites? I adore the Chantilly Series and ‘Appleblossom’. They’re strong and long-flowering, with tall stems and unusual scents – the Chantilly types are fruity, while ‘Appleblossom’ is spicy, like cinnamon. How would you pair these? One of my favourite soft colour mixes is ‘Chantilly White’ and ‘White Giant’, with ‘Appleblossom’ scattered among them for a gentle contrast. In borders, I also grow brightly coloured snapdragons through the acid-green spurge, Euphorbia oblongata. The annual border at Nymans in West Sussex and the Cottage Garden…

BRING IN SOFT TEXTURE For a cosier take on the open-plan look, this bedroom has a walk-in wardrobe finished in the same textured hessian fabric as the wall behind the bed. It’s in an apartment designed by Italian brand Cassina at the Television Centre in west London, a mid-century landmark recently revamped by architects Allford Hall Monaghan Morris. The warmth of the natural hessian is accentuated with wooden shelving in the dressing room, amber glass lights – Ficupala by Cassina – and a pale plush carpet, which heightens the sense of enveloping softness. But to maintain a light feel, the surrounding walls and the ceiling are simply painted in an off-white shade. UTILISE A COMPACT SPACE A bedroom with en-suite bathroom is on many people’s home wish list, but getting…

“WE ARE SEEING A DEMAND FOR A MORE NATURAL AND HONEST USE OF MATERIALS, WHETHER THAT’S WOODEN CLADDING LEFT IN ITS NATURAL STATE OR INSTALLING A LIVING ROOF ON ONE OF OUR HOME CABINS”ANDREW DAINES, Houtt Cabin Co…

CABINETRY Tillingham kitchen, hand-painted in Hague Blue by Farrow & Ball, from £35,000, Davonport APPLIANCES ICBDF484CG dual-fuel range cooker with griddle/teppanyaki and charbroiler, £21,000; ICBBI42SD fridge-freezer, £17,100, both Sub-Zero & Wolf. Falmec Gruppo Incasso Pro built-in extractor, £968, Epicair. G4263SCVi fully integrated dishwasher, £849; DGC 6400 steam combination oven, £968, both Miele SINK & TAP Andano undermounted 400/400 stainless steel sink, £818, Blanco. Flex Pro3 3-in-1 boiling water tap in stainless steel, £1,300, Quooker SURFACES Unique Calacatta quartz worktops and splashbacks, from £500sq m, Compac. Dove Grey tumbled limestone flooring, from £56sq m, Floors of Stone. Walls in White Chiffon matt emulsion, £16 for 2.5ltr, Dulux ACCESSORIES Banquette seating and dining chairs upholstered by Shadrack & Wallace; in (seats) Zaffiro in Steel, £20.41m, and (backs) Calabria in Mercury, £23.63m, both…

FITTINGS Waltz steel inset bath , £750; Axor Citterio four-piece lever handle bath shower mixer , £1,550; Axor Citterio three-piece lever handle basin mixer , £780; the heated towel rail is a bespoke version of The Sterlingham Co’s Cookley, from £1,912, all CP Hart. Bespoke shower door ; for similar try Ponente demi-framed pivot door, from £770, Majestic SURFACES For similar marble in slab and mosaic formats, try San Marino Venato, from £354sq m, Lapicida ACCESSORIES  Blinds in Coptos linen, £100m, Pierre Frey. Fitzroy square etagere tables in nickel and mirror, £1,928 each, Vaughan…

1. Anna Maria Garthwaite is my design hero. She was a prolific silk designer working in London’s Spitalfields in the 18th century, and her draughtsmanship and use of colour are incredible. 2. Raoul Dufy is well known as an artist but I think his lyrical and free textile designs are much better than his paintings. My favourite is La Foret, also available as wallpaper. 3. My design rule for any future home is electric sockets everywhere to avoid extension leads snaking around rooms. 4. A small luxury I can’t live without is D R Harris Almond Oil soap. Deliciously scented, I even put it in my suitcase when I travel. 5. La Tuile à Loup in Paris is my favourite shop for its range of French artisan tableware. 6. Fanny…

Q How did you get interested in weaving textiles? I studied textile design at Central Saint Martins, graduating in 2016. I focused on knit, print and weave, but ultimately specialised in woven textiles. This felt the most natural to me and I enjoyed the weave studio. I learned to use both the dobby and jacquard looms, and explored the boundaries of what weave can be, using traditional and unconventional yarns and creating structures from three-dimensional textures to draping fabrics for fashion and interiors. Q What inspires your designs? I find a lot of inspiration in nature: the patterns, textures and colour combinations. Feathers and foliage are big contributors, as you can see in my Pink Princess series. I’m always finding sources of inspiration, even when I’m not actively looking. Q…

GO-TO COLOUR I’m a green person – all the different shades. I just like tying the indoors to the outside. It makes me happy. GREATEST INDULGENCE The gold foil table by Yves Klein in Anne’s music room. It seemed like the perfect gift for a room designed for celebrating New Year’s Eve. SMALL CHANGE, BIG IMPACT Adding board and batten panels to the music room. LAST ART EXHIBITION VISITED Basquiat’s Defacement: The Untold Story at the Guggenheim.(guggenheim.org) BEST GIFT YOU HAVE BEEN GIVEN A Ted Muehling bangle from one of my clients.(tedmuehling.com) AN INDULGENCE YOU WOULD NEVER FORGO A hinoki bathtub. FAVOURITE INSTAGRAM ACCOUNT LA Cake @lacake.…

DISCOVER: MCQUEENS FLOWER SCHOOL, LONDON Next year will mark its 30th anniversary, and in that time feted florist McQueens has provided displays for events as varied as Wimbledon and the Vanity Fair Oscar Party. Its flower school is the place to head for a comprehensive, from-the-ground-up approach to botanical arranging. Guided by the principles of style, simplicity and skill, students can take courses on everything from seasonal bouquets and the history of flowers to ambitious installations. Currently on offer are half and whole day vouchers, redeemable at a later date for one of the school’s masterclass experiences, mcqueens.co.uk. COOK: BALLYMALOE COOKERY SCHOOL, COUNTY CORK Irish chef and food writer Darina Allen’s celebrated culinary school in East Cork is recognised as one of the most prestigious in its field. Students can…

Interior designer James Waterworth likes to deal in opposites. ‘In a space that is super modern and minimal, I’ll add in rough, raw pieces and natural materials such as seagrass and linen, to make it feel more homely,’ he says. In a more traditional space, he would respect the architecture, reinstating details such as cornicing and panelling, ‘but in a streamlined, modern way, while paring back the amount of furniture and artwork, and keeping the colours and textures as soft as possible,’ he explains. ‘I don’t like having too many things going on in a room,’ says James of his less is more approach. ‘I prefer just one or two beautiful showpieces’ – whether it’s an attractively worn 17th-century cabinet from a shepherd’s hut or a 1940s Otto Schulz armchair…

PORK CHOPS WITH BAKED PEARS  SERVES 6 3 pears 6 fresh red chillies 10g fresh rosemary sprigs 2tbsp olive oil Sea salt and freshly ground black pepper Vegetable oil, for frying 6 pork chops (around 250g each) ■ Preheat the oven to 200C/Gas 6. Slice the pears into discs and halve the chillies lengthways, removing the seeds (or keep them in if you like heat). Place the pears, chillies and rosemary sprigs in a large baking dish, drizzle with the olive oil and a pinch of seasoning then toss to coat. Cook on the top shelf of the oven for 20 minutes. ■ Meanwhile, heat a drizzle of vegetable oil in a large non-stick frying pan. Season the pork chops then add half of them to the pan and fry,…

Coming home re-energises me,’ says interior designer Elnaz Namaki, whose stucco-fronted Victorian apartment on a quiet west London street exudes a sense of graceful serenity. ‘At the end of a night out, I often joke that I’m retreating to my charging station, much like an electric car,’ she says. Elnaz was initially drawn to this property for its lofty proportions and view of the lush gardens at the rear. She could see that the well-worn one-bed interior had the scope to be transformed into a two-bedroom, two-bathroom home. ‘It was a question of tweaking the layout,’ she says, ‘though those tweaks involved significant restructuring.’ After turning to business partner Hugo van Bilderbeek to check that her plans were feasible (‘I always like his nod of approval on projects like this’),…

GO-TO COLOUR Yellow – it makes you so happy and I’m yet to find a colour it doesn’t go with. SECRET ADDRESS Joss Graham, for textiles and works of art from around the world. ESSENTIAL INDULGENCE Swimming and a steam room, at least twice a week. SOURCE OF INSPIRATION Fashion. When I see a nice dress or handbag, I imagine it as a chair or a piece of joinery. YOUR STYLE IN THREE WORDS Eclectic, beautiful, relatable. FAVOURITE INSTAGRAM ACCOUNT Soho House designer @helengracestroud as her beautifully captured images are so calming to look at. DESIGN HEROES Kelly Wearstler – the woman is a powerhouse. And Marcel Breuer because he teaches us that creativity is not a one-road journey – he created iconic buildings, chairs and more.…

SINCE LAUNCHING in 2017, online Runway Gallery has continued to grow and now houses a contemporary range of art from an ever-changing line-up of celebrated artists from around the world. The gallery’s unique approach to showcasing and selling art is down to artist and founder Daniel Syrett (aka SYRETT), whose own work also features. With Daniel’s strong background in the fashion industry, creating a fashion-focused gallery seemed like the natural thing for him to do. Here, he tells us more. How did Runway Gallery come about? There’s been a big discussion in the art world as to whether fashion should be within the arts. This was ridiculous to me, as of course it should be. And so the concept was born. I knew it would stand out from everything else.…

GET ORGANISED The most important thing to do when planning a dressing room is to look at everything you own – clothes, shoes and accessories – and work out what storage you need. Designer Nathalie de Leval says, ‘Thinking about how you store clothes – whether you prefer hanging or folding – helps define what you need.’ Interior designer Louise Bradley recommends assessing what you use most. ‘Which items do you reach for daily? Having them closer to hand will make mornings effortless.’ Deborah Bass, creative director of Base Interior, counsels against too much uniform storage. ‘Have freestanding items as well – an antique chest, for instance – to avoid that show-home look,’ she says. WORK WITH YOUR SPACE Few of us have the perfect set-up. If you can, says…

1. STAY LOW Restricting dark blues to below eye level keeps the look bright and airy – a top technique in a kitchen with low ceilings. Lay-on Shaker range in Blake Blue and Marina Blue, from £25,000, John Lewis of Hungerford. 2. THINK ABOUT THE FINISH For a velvety soft touch, it’s hard to beat a solid matt lacquered finish on modern cabinetry. Roundhouse has used Paint & Paper Library’s Squid Ink. Metro and Urbo ranges start at £35,000. 3. LIGHTEN UP Classic Blue may be Pantone’s Colour of the Year 2020, but we predict baby blues will be hot on its tail. Hand-painted in Iris, these units are elegant and uplifting. Hartford kitchen from £25,000, Tom Howley. 4. WORK THE WALLS Keeping your colour choice to walls and accessories…

ON THE TILES Slender brick-shaped tiles are a fresh variation of the metro and a great way to add colour and pattern. Made in Italy, the Mazzani Leaf from Claybrook Studio has a soft matt glaze with a texture that’s pleasing to touch. The tiles, which are available in six earthy tones, can be stacked vertically, as a classic horizontal brick or a timeless herringbone design. Mazzani Leaf tile, L25xW8cm, £68.80sq m, Claybrook Studio A NEW MATT FINISH NOW APPEARS ACROSS VICTORIA + ALBERT BATHS’ POPULAR BASINS AND BATHS, WITH PRICE DEPENDING ON MODEL. SEEING DOUBLE Originally a single basin, the timeless white china Buttermere by Drummonds is now available as a double. The stand has elegant tapering legs in nine finishes, from nickel to antique bronze, and is shown…

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