Indholdsfortegnelse for September 2021 i Your Home

With the days getting shorter, the end of summer can feel a little flat, but thankfully September also brings new interiors looks for the coming season, giving us homes lovers plenty to get excited about! Turn to page 24 for the latest trend inspired by nature, and then head to page 43, for three beautiful new schemes that we think you’ll love – plus affordable finds to help you create the looks. Make the most of the last days of summer with gorgeous gardening ideas on page 131, or discover 8 ways to bring the outside in on page 50. And, if you’ve always fancied a conservatory – or you have one that could do with an upgrade – then turn to page 122 for everything you need to know.…

…and relax I thought I’d share my garden makeover with you. We recently removed a dilapidated shed from our patio and the space this created is now a perfect suntrap. I bought the chair, table and accessories all for under £30 on Facebook Marketplace, and I found the metal trellis dumped behind some garages (it was a squeeze wrestling it into my car). It is now a lovely spot for my morning cuppa – and all done on a shoestring budget! Carmel Ferguson, by email Your Home says: This looks like the loveliest sunny spot, Carmel! We especially love the bold blue wall colour peeping through the trellis. Makeover magic While in lockdown, I decided to give a new lease of life to my very old kitchen. I sanded, primed…

Swan Nordic kettle in Blue, £49 , AO.com This sleek kettle is a stylish addition to the worktop – we love its wood-effect handle and the soft, rubber-like texture of the blue surface. The water gauge is a little obscured by the handle, making it hard to tell how much water you’ve poured in. But once you’ve figured it out, you won’t have to wait long for a cuppa – it boils very quickly, if a little noisily. The spout is perfectly designed to pour with zero dribbles, and its limescale filter helps keeps your brew free from chalky flakes. Traditional kettle in Vintage Rose, £65 , Cuisinart Pretty and pink with a vintage-inspired design, this is the kettle for you if you’re after a retro…

MINI TREND: Burnt orange As the sun sets on another summer, dial up the temperature in your décor with burnt orange. Forget the tangerine tones of the 1970s though, as this shade is much closer to the terracotta tiles of the Med, giving wooden and rattan elements warmth. The YH team loves the Lola velvet armchair from Audenza, which will pop in a pared-back scheme and certainly won’t get lost in a maximalist’s home! LIGHT AS A LEAF Give your lighting a vintage update with the aged-effect light fittings from Pooky’s latest collection with Matthew Williamson, English Garden. Each piece features metal leaves and flowers that pair perfectly with these bold-patterned empire shades, also designed by Matthew. Prices start from £33 for a 14cm lampshade. In the fold Keep the…

WHO LIVES HERE? Ali Foster (@thefostersresidence), 32, an Executive Assistant, my husband, Joe, 32, a Project Manager, our son, Oscar, three, and our cats, Blue and Delboy. We live in a three-bedroom, 1930s, semi-detached house on the outskirts of St Albans. WHAT WAS UPDATED? Our multi-use living space, part of a double-storey extension, which increased the house size by 52 per cent. WHY THE CHANGE? We wanted a more open-plan and modern home that would be practical for our young family. HOW LONG DID IT TAKE? It took us two years to get the living area in a state we were happy with, due to trying to find the best layout for how we wanted to live in the space, alongside saving up for what we needed. I then spent…

When it’s time to swap balmy evenings in the garden for cosy nights on the sofa, there’s no need to give up the relaxed al fresco vibe – instead, you can bring it inside with a few budget-friendly, outdoor-inspired swaps. As well as stocking up on houseplants (real or faux will provide the same mood-boosting effect), try painting the walls with sky blues and lush greens to bring the colours of a summer’s day to your interiors. Introduce prints that remind you of the countryside – whether that’s close to home or a little more exotic – and finish off with shapes and textures found in nature to enjoy the great outdoors all year round, whatever the weather’s doing outside. 1 Paint with colours found in nature As a starting…

The retro look is always popular in kitchens and, whether it’s 1940s post-war nostalgia, the pastel pop of the 1950s, the swinging Sixties or the oranges and browns of the 1970s, many homeowners are seeking out the comfort of a bygone age. The latest trend for a familiar, cocooning feel is all about creating a room that feels warm and homely with cabinetry, tiles, flooring, appliances and accessories that can be used either to create a full-on homage to times gone by, or to inject a bit of character to an otherwise classic or contemporary design. The best way to tackle it is to choose an era that appeals to you visually, then stick to that period – try not to combine retro styles, as this could end up as…

For similar bath, try the Warwick single-ended roll-top bath, £479, Wickes. For similar bath tap, try the Swirl deck-mounted mixer tap, £74.99, Screwfix. Arezzo traditional toilet with Chrome Lever, £184.95; for similar shower head, try Traditional ceiling-mounted fixed-head shower, £54.95; Thames Traditional twin concealed thermostatic shower valve, £129.95; all Victorian Plumbing. White ceramic countertop basin, £124, Click Basin. Metro Underground Bevelled wall tiles, 300 x 100mm, £15 per sq m, Total Tiles. Adena Monobloc single lever basin mixer tap, £79.99, Homary. For similar flooring, try Villa Harbour Oak laminate flooring, £17.49 per sq m, Direct Wood Flooring. Travertine Natural Stone Mosaic floor tiles, £8.36 per sheet, B&Q. Henley Cool floor tile, £35.95 per sq m, Topps Tiles. Margot Selby Eastbourne towels, from £15; Blue Bobble bath mat, £10; both John…

FLORAL PLACEMATS SHOPPING LIST ✔ Round cork placemats ✔ Black acrylic paint ✔ Black pen ✔ Clear spray matt varnish ✔ Fine paint brush ✔ Paper 1 Plan out a simple floral silhouette pattern to be painted onto your placemat. Draw around the outside of the placemat onto some paper and then sketch your design inside. Either refer to the main image for your design, or search for images of floral silhouettes online and create your own. Once you’re happy with your design, transfer the outline onto your cork placemat – a light pencil grid may help with this. 2 Next, mix some acrylic paint with a splash of water until it has the consistency of single cream, as this will help create a smooth and even finish. Paint inside…

At this time of year there are still a few more weeks that we can comfortably enjoy dining al fresco in the garden – but with the nights drawing in earlier, a bit of extra light can help us stay outside a little while longer. Making your own solar lamp is simple to do, and this particular project has the added bonus of making the most of disused wooden pallets too. With a few key tools and some basic DIY skills, its relatively quick and easy to build your own solar bollard lamp. Once you’ve got a hang of the making process, you could even make several to spread along your garden path, creating a beautiful, well-lit walkway. SHOPPING LIST ✔ Small solar light bulb ✔ Wood from pallets (we…

‘We loved living in our small village, close to the boys’ school and near the beach. It was the perfect fit for us.’ In 2016, after a new job offer, Lauren Drake, her husband, Matt, and their two sons, Harry and Rupert, were looking to relocate to Devon. They sold their two-bedroom, semi-detached house in Somerset and started house hunting in the Exeter area, which turned out to be a longer process than they’d expected. ‘It took a year before we found the right property,’ says Lauren. ‘We looked at houses of all ages and styles, but at the top of my wish list was a large, bright family kitchen I could bake in.’ After a chance conversation with a mum at her children’s school, Lauren discovered that there was…

Duck and pork pie PREPARATION TIME 30 minutes COOKING TIME 2¼ hours SERVES 10 YOU WILL NEED For the hot water crust pastry ✔ 100g lard, plus extra for greasing ✔ 450g plain flour ✔ 100g strong white bread flour ✔ 75g cold, unsalted butter, cut into roughly 1cm dice ✔ ½ tsp salt ✔ 1 free-range egg yolk, beaten, to glaze For the filling ✔ 1 leek, sliced ✔ 2 garlic cloves, crushed ✔ 4 organic duck breasts, diced ✔ 500g organic pork mince ✔ 200g organic smoked back bacon, chopped ✔ 200ml white wine ✔ 2 tbsp sage leaves, chopped ✔ 2 tbsp thyme, chopped ✔ 2 tbsp parsley, chopped ✔ Salt and pepper DIRECTIONS ■ Preheat the oven to 200°C/Gas Mark 6. Grease a 20cm spring-form cake…

‘When discussing roof options with your installer, consider the following: elevation of the conservatory (is it north- or south-facing?); ultraviolet rays reduction; solar heat rejection; visible glare reduction; insulation and ventilation. All of these factors contribute to your overall comfort levels so that your conservatory can be used in all seasons. Some Insulating Glass Units (IGUs) can lead to heat build-up, but choosing specialised solar-control panels will reduce that problem.’ James Lee, Communications Director at Myglazing.com…

Finding your dream office chair is only half the battle – learning to sit in it properly is equally important when it comes to your posture and physical health. So, to keep you sitting comfortably, IKEA has offered some expert advice… Sitting You should be able to stretch your legs under the table and turn 90 degrees to the left and right for freedom of flexibility. Height A chair with lumbar support will relieve tension caused by tiredness from the small of your back. The tilt of the back support should allow you to sit with your upper body slightly reclined – a 110-degree recline is ideal. Seat tilt Use this to lock the chair into a comfortable position. This function will affect the distribution of weight and can provide…

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1. ‘The elegant queen of macramé wall hangings. This design was inspired by my visit to the palatial Indian city of Mysore.’ Mysore wall hanging, £190 2. ‘This makes me think of a fresh serving of Pimm’s in the garden on a gorgeous summer’s day. The best thing is it can double up as a vase for a dried bouquet, too.’ Weva rattan pitcher, £35 3. ‘If you want to inject some tropical island vibes into your home, I feel like this wall décor does it in one! Handmade using dried palm leaves, it is such a statement piece.’ Stoltz Palm wall décor, £84.99…

HOT FROM THE HIGH STREET Habitat With primary-coloured hues and statement architectural forms, Studio by Habitat is for those who don’t shy away from the bold. The collection is intended to spark joy, combining vibrant patterns and fluid forms for a contemporary yet fun look. Flower power Welcome the scents of the garden into your home with Floral Street’s home fragrance collection. On a mission to make the range natural and clean, these scents are totally vegan and free from dyes and parabens. Our favourite? The invigorating Wonderland Bloom, a blend of Sicilian lemon, fresh guava and cotton candy. Both candles and diffusers are priced £34. SET THE TABLE Bring a touch of Japandi to the dining table with Coffee & Cloth’s minimalist tableware. Pair the earthy-hued Organi Side Plate,…

September marks the end of summer, and with this shift comes a change in our shopping habits too. Here’s how to get the most out of the season’s offers, and make your home more comfortable as autumn draws in… Snap up end-of-season deals. We’ve all heard of a good old-fashioned spring clean, but how about an autumn one? You can find great savings on cleaning equipment at this time of year as retailers are keen to rotate new stock in. Home & garden brand Kärcher, for example, regularly has up to 30% off lines – including indoor floor cleaners and outdoor leaf vacuums – both online and via popular stockists such as B&Q and Argos. Think ahead to the festive period. It may still feel a while away, but planning…

THE DETAILS PAINT £140 JOINERY TOOLS AND MATERIALS £550 WOOD-BURNER £238 ACCESSORIES £250 TOTAL £1,178 SHOPPING LIST Inchyra Blue modern emulsion, £53 for 2.5L, Farrow & Ball. Valspar V700 Wood & Metal paint, £34 for 2.5L; MDF board, £25.97 for three sq m, all B&Q. Torino 3-seater sofa, £599, Sofas and Friends. For a similar footstool try Plymouth square ottoman in Turmeric Velvet, £299, Swoon. Clarke Buckingham wood-burner, £262.80, Machine Mart. Ranarp floor-standing lamp, £50; Kvistbro table, £19, both IKEA. Gold mirror, £80; velvet accent chair, £50; paisley cushions, £20 each; cupboard knobs, £3 each; bowls, £5 each, all Homesense. Elements Dot roller blind in White, £15; for a similar rug try Regent Navy rug, £219, both Dunelm. For a similar throw try Dhadit throw, £26, Next.…

THE DETAILS FLOOR £490 FURNITURE £1,316 ACCESSORIES £350 BLIND £28 TOTAL £2,184 SHOPPING LIST Colour-blocking painted in Paint Mixing Easycare Washable & Tough Matt in Silken Sunrise 4, £36.78 per 2.5L, Dulux. Kiri Grecian Oak LVT flooring, £29.99 per sq m, Tapi. Handmade bead garland, £18, @Aliinwonderland. Cream Scandi Nordic rug, £60, Kukoon Rugs. Plant wall hangers, £4 each, eBay. Candle sticks, £2.50 each; console table, £199, both Argos Home. Pink footstool, £25, Sainsbury’s Home. Large white toy basket, £19.99; Rattan round tray, £10, both Homesense. Small lantern, £15; large lantern, £25, both Matalan. Plant pots, from £6, Homebase. Grey herringbone blackout roller blind, £28, Dunelm. Navy velour cushion, £6, Wilko. Vimle sofa in Gunnared Beige, £1,035; Vittsjö coffee table in Black-brown, £35; Trofast storage combination with boxes in White/Grey,…

THE DETAILS PAINT £128 FURNITURE £1,939 WOOD-BURNING STOVE £1,400 DOORS £100 FLOORING £300 BLINDS £186 TOTAL: £4,053 SHOPPING LIST For similar stove, try 5kW Fireview Eco C5-S, £1,412.50, Woodwarm. Abe linen armchair, now £895, Nkuku. Chestnut faux wood blind, from £12.96, Blinds 2go. Carved faux fur throw, £60; large Navy velvet cushion, £12; Light Blue cushion, £8, all Dunelm. Walls painted in estate emulsion in Inchyra Blue, £49.50 per 2.5L; shelving painted in estate eggshell in Inchyra Blue, £28 per 0.75L, both Farrow & Ball. Impressive Soft Oak laminate flooring, now £35.49 per sq m, Quick-Step. Classic Bruciato leather Chesterfield sofa bed, £1,239.50, Designersofas4u.com.…

KENTIA PALM Able to tolerate low light and even a little unintentional neglect, the kentia palm is a go-to for those looking for an easy-care plant. With its height and impressive structure, it looks harder to care for than it really is. Simply water when its soil is dry to the touch. SNAKE PLANT Also known as mother-in-law’s tongue, the snake plant can easily go three weeks without a drink. It will also take care of you, as it’s one of the best plants for improving air quality, removing toxins such as formaldehyde, ammonia and carbon monoxide from the air. CAST IRON The clue is in the name with this plant as a reference to how hardy it is, the cast iron can withstand a lot of neglect. You’ll see…

As the weather gets cooler and you start to spend more time indoors, there’s no better time to elevate your interiors. So, start with your bedroom and completely transform a simple £15 IKEA Gursken bedside table with a lick of black paint and some rattan webbing. It’s both functional and stylish – store all your essentials in the drawers and adorn the top with a minimalist lamp and a selection of your favourite books. Scandinavian style is always en vogue, and this upcycling project allows you to achieve the sought-after look on a small budget. SHOPPING LIST ✔ IKEA Gursken bedside table, new or to be reused ✔ Sandpaper 120-grit ✔ Handsaw with a 90-degree set square ✔ Black interior wood paint ✔ Gorilla wood glue ✔ Measuring tape ✔…

Q I’m getting a puppy soon, but I’m a bit worried about the suitability of my garden. How can I dog-proof it? Denise Temperton, York A Nina Downing, Vet Nurse at PDSA, says… You’re wise to be thinking about the safety of your garden for your new four-legged friend. Our gardens may look beautiful, but they can be full of potential hazards. Plants to avoid during the summer include elder, foxglove, geraniums, hydrangeas, nightshade, rhubarb, tulips and lily of the valley. But there are hazardous plants and bulbs that appear throughout the seasons, so it’s worth doing your homework to make sure your borders and plots are free from these. Many pesticides can be toxic to pets too, so try switching to a natural pest-control before your puppy arrives home.…

A spacious uPVC-framed, east-facing conservatory was a big selling point for Ria Roe and her husband, Dion, when they bought their 1960s house in a Derbyshire village. ‘The previous owner was a conservatory installer and built it himself,’ says Ria, an administrator. ‘It opens out from both the living room and the kitchen, and is raised above ground level with dry storage underneath, all-over glazing and bi-fold doors leading onto a timber deck. It was in absolutely perfect condition – all we’ve had to do is clear the gutters.’ Ria and Dion decided to use the space as a dining room, and bought an extending table from Oakfurnitureland and three chandeliers from Dunelm to hang above it. ‘We always ate in the conservatory as it’s so nice to sit and…

We’re reading… The Annie Sloan Collection, £19.99 With 75 step-by-step paint projects, this is the decorating bible you need if you’ve recently moved! Learn how to stencil, print and gild, and discover Annie’s top tips on colour combos. We’re following… @ourwoodfield3storey Inviting, spacious and modern, Vicky’s home is overflowing with inspiration. Expect to find plenty of upcycling ideas, including gold-leaf-embellished chests of drawers and DIY understairs storage. Mixing old and new is key to Vicky’s style, so make sure to go on the hunt for some vintage goodies! We’re going to… The Country Brocante Harvest Fair, 18th September Taking place at Daylesford Organic Farm in Gloucestershire, the epitome of country chic, this fair embraces all things quintessentially English. Hunt for antique gems, enjoy tea and cake in the tea rooms…

HOW TO... organise your hallway Nobody wants to step through the front door into a hallway full of clutter, but it is a busy space that can very quickly decline into a state of disarray. So, follow our top tips to get your hallway looking as tidy as possible before the big winter coats come out… • First and foremost, think about storage space. Hooks, drawers, baskets – you can never have too many places to hide miscellaneous items. Why not allocate a drawer for each member of the household? Then, you’ll all have a convenient spot to place your things when you come in, and pick them up from when you leave. Rather than lining shoes up by the front door, get yourself a shoe rack or, if you…

Frequently asked questions... What features does a teen account offer? They usually get a debit card, access to online and mobile banking, as well as access to their local branch and cashpoints everywhere. Is online banking a good idea? Yes, as this is much more convenient for them. It allows them to send money to family or friends, keep an eye on their balance and pay for services online, provided they’re over 16. Do I need to worry about debt? Not at all, as your child won’t be able to get an overdraft or any credit until they turn 18 so they can only spend what they have. It’s a great way of teaching them how to manage their money, save for a rainy day and budget their cash. What…

Camellia and Evan Odojukan bought their Victorian terraced property knowing they’d need to completely renovate it. While every room needed an update, they decided to start with the living room, as it’s the space they spend most time in together. Like the rest of the place, the room was bland and in need of an injection of colour and character. ‘The house was liveable, but tired and neglected,’ says Camellia. ‘We wanted to give it some love and personality. With two young children, I soon realised that the living room was the priority.’ THE PROJECT The previous living room had uninspiring beige walls, a dark wood floor and an empty brick fireplace with alcoves on either side. Camellia and Evan used the room frequently for family time with their children…

As we head into the cooler months, it’s time, once again, to retreat into our homes and make them feel as comfortable as possible – and by keeping up with the latest looks, you can surround yourselves with style to keep you content all winter long. For AW21, we’ve pulled together three trends that are set to be popular – ‘Through the looking glass’, which is all about cool and crisp tones; ‘Back to the Seventies’, for those looking to encompass a bright and bold retro look; and ‘Get in line’, where fluted finishes and vertical lines dominate. Turn over to discover these trends in detail and decide which one you’ll embrace this season… THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS Welcoming the sharp, icy shapes and cool tones of the season can…

WHO LIVES HERE? Kim Willis, 38, a writer, lives in a 17th-century farmhouse in Heddington, Wiltshire, with her husband, Gareth Jones, 39, who is a photographer. They moved here in July 2013. WHAT DO YOU LIKE MOST ABOUT THE ROOM? I love that it’s open, airy and light, and if I’m having a shower at exactly the right time of day, the sun pours through the Velux window and bathes the room in light. WHAT ARE YOUR TOP TIPS? Get trade recommendations and take your time to find the right person for the job. We were given some bad professional advice along the way, but we’d just moved to the area so used the first person we’d found. WHAT WAS WRONG WITH THE OLD ROOM? It was three pokey spaces…

If you’re looking for a way to inject some pizzazz into your bathroom, tiles are the way to go. Not only are they functional, protecting your home from water damage, but they also offer the perfect opportunity to exercise your creativity and do something a little different. Forget plain white tiles – we’re talking Victorian-style star patterns, pastel ombré and statement shapes. Whether you’re after a laidback spa-inspired aesthetic, or a look that’s a bit more dramatic with clashing colours or bold motifs, the world of tiles is your oyster. Even if you’re tentative about mosaic patterns and vibrant colour pops, you can still tap into these creative ideas. Just stick to one accent – if you’re choosing a bold hue, keep the shape simple, and vice versa. GO GEOMETRIC…

Tap into the current trend for plush fabrics with a set of decadent velvet cushions. This versatile design is a comfy and stylish addition to a chair or sofa, or could double up as a floor cushion, while the carrying handles mean you can take them wherever you want to lounge. They’ll look great in an opulent rainbow of jewel tones, with several sewn up in different colours and stacked together – we’ve added decorative braiding to ours for an extra luxe detail. SHOPPING LIST ✔ 2m Venice Velvet in Yellow (Venice 130), £26.99 per m, The Yorkshire Fabric Shop ✔ 2m Venice Velvet in Orange (Venice 150), £26.99 per m, The Yorkshire Fabric Shop ✔ 2m Venice Velvet in Teal (Venice 190), £26.99 per m, The Yorkshire Fabric Shop…

I AM Hannah Fullagar (@thenoviceblog), 30. I work in wedding sales for a wedding venue. MY HOME Is a one-bedroom flat in an Edwardian building in West Sussex. MY BEST BARGAIN Homesense chairs I re-upholstered in an off-white bouclé fabric. SHOPS I LOVE Design Vintage for kitchenware, H&M for cushions, and when I do food shopping in Sainsbury’s I can’t resist having a look in the homewares section. I also like Brighton’s independent shops for individual homewares. MY BEST IDEA WAS Buying a black mirror from Dunelm and spray-painting the frame to match my gold dressing table stool. MY ADVICE IS TO Create a mood board for each room and don’t rush into decision-making, or you could make costly mistakes.…

Mexican sweet potato and black bean tray bake PREPARATION TIME 10 minutes COOKING TIME 20 minutes SERVES 2 YOU WILL NEED ✔ 1 medium sweet potato, peeled and chopped into bite-sized pieces ✔ 1 red pepper, deseeded and chopped into bite-sized pieces ✔ 250g cherry tomatoes, halved ✔ 400g canned black beans ✔ 2 tsp smoked paprika ✔ 2 tsp ground cumin ✔ ½ tsp dried chilli flakes ✔ Olive oil ✔ Salt and pepper ✔ 100g Greek feta cheese ✔ 5g coriander ✔ 20g chipotle paste ✔ 80g natural yogurt DIRECTIONS ■ Preheat the oven to 200°C/Gas Mark 7. Put the chopped sweet potato, red pepper and cherry tomatoes onto a baking tray. ■ Drain and rinse the black beans, then add them to the vegetables and give everything…

A well-designed, properly insulated conservatory adds value to your home, giving you extra space that’s cool in summer, warm in winter and offers uninterrupted views of the garden. Incorporating one into an open-plan kitchen extension is a great idea, or you could use the extra space as a home office. If, on the other hand, your conservatory is tired but structurally sound, why not revive it with a new roof? STARTING FROM SCRATCH Work out where your conservatory will go – though, unless your house is particularly wide or has plenty of clearance all round, there’s probably only one obvious place – and which way it will face, so you know when the sun will hit it. You’ll need to decide whether to separate it from the existing building with…

Since working from home has become the new normal, many of us have had to simply make do when it comes to our office setup. But we think it’s high time to invest in the equipment you need to make your WFH space as comfortable as can be. So, start by leaving the hardwood dining seat behind and invest in an ergonomic and stylish office chair. Working at a computer means sitting for prolonged periods of time, so a top priority when it comes to choosing an office chair is that it must be ergonomically designed. Seat height is a key feature to keep you sitting comfortably and will enable you to have your eyes at the correct level (ideally, in line with the top of the screen). Seat width…