Innehållsförteckning för June 2020 från Homes & Gardens

I am delighted to be the first guest editor of Homes & Gardens in its 101-year history, as I have always loved its enthusiasm to tackle all aspects of design, in both a practical and an aesthetically pleasing way. It is wide-ranging and informative. Being best known for my love of colour and craft, I am taking this chance to highlight some of the many artisans we admire in Meet the Makers on page 15. They make us realise it is never too late to change course in life, with rewards and satisfaction to reap in the process. Elsewhere in the issue, I asked Much Ado Books, an independent bookshop that has become a hub of creativity in Alfriston, to suggest titles on page 62, and on page 131 we…

NIAMH BARRY After graduating from the National College of Art and Design in Dublin, Niamh Barry set up her design practice in the city. Using a combination of ancient bronze metalwork techniques, alongside technology such as LEDs to ‘draw’ with light, Niamh creates unique light sculptures for both private and public projects, such as Vessel Scape, a 10m-long sculpture at Dublin’s Central Bank of Ireland. Her work explores the fluidity of human form as well as patterns created by nature; Ireland’s landscape is a huge inspiration. Kit Kemp, who first spotted her work suspended over a staircase in New York, says, ‘I thought it was absolutely wonderful.’ Niamh is currently working on a series of small-scale pieces to be launched later in the year. ■ niamhbarry.com TYSON BENNISON It was…

LUMA ARLES The Luma Foundation is an arts organisation that works across multiple contemporary disciplines. Coming this year is the staggered opening of an ambitious cultural park, set to be crowned with a reflective aluminium tower by Frank Gehry. AMPHITHEATRE The magnificent Roman amphitheatre dates to around 90AD, and would once have entertained the populace with chariot racing and gladiator fights. Today, catching a concert at sunset is one of the South of France’s most enchanting moments. LE CRIQUET A sweet little restaurant on Rue Porte de Laure, Le Criquet has an outdoor terrace that is perfect for sun-drenched lunches and is outfitted in traditional rustic French style. A favourite with locals and critics, it’s a must-visit eatery to book in advance.…

Owning a dog is wonderful. Every morning, regardless of the weather, I’m drawn into my nearby park in southeast London for walkies, allowing me to observe the daily change on my doorstep. We’ve had our terrier Willow for four years now, so I have at least three years of observations and mental notes of the conditions of trees and locations of patches of wildflowers each season. It’s not a nature reserve, but passing the same points each day reveal ordinary but beautiful things like sparrow habits or wildflower multiplication. Come June, it has knee-high grass with an abundance of grass-tolerant wildflowers (too often referred to as ‘weeds’). Grass still struggles in patches scorched by the heatwave in 2018, making them favourable for native flora intolerant of hardy park grass. I’m…

PELMETS Scalloped detailing is having its moment, appearing on everything from rugs to lampshades and bringing a subtly romantic touch to interiors. Kit’s scalloped pelmets were made to enhance the beautiful design of an embroidered border created by Chelsea Textiles and inspired by 17th century illustrations by German-born naturalist and scientific illustrator Maria Sibylla Merian. WHERE TO SOURCE MADE-TO-MEASURE PELMETS Pelmets are a great way to hide any unsightly curtain fixtures, creating a neat finish to your window treatment. CURATED DISPLAYS This long table was bought in L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue and Kit added the distressed paint finish. It is the ideal length for the room and also for displaying an intriguing collection of objets, including two gargoyles, a carved lion’s head – chosen ‘as he has a very gentle eye’ – and…

Andrew Arrick shares his lifestyle and interior-design tips BIGGEST SUCCESS Updating the 1970s kitchen and pantry with materials and finishes appropriate to the style of the house. SECRET ADDRESS We shop our own store… a lot. GREATEST INDULGENCE For me, my six-burner Viking stove as I love to cook. For Michael, definitely his 16 raised bed vegetable garden, growing more produce than we could ever eat. SMALL CHANGE, BIG IMPACT We took down the wall between the dining room and kitchen, making it more open and light. DESIGN HERO My dad. He and his partner have great vintage collections throughout their home. OBJECT YOU WOULD NEVER PART WITH The 19th-century Swedish clock in the kitchen, which was a wedding gift from my father. TIPS ON BUYING ANTIQUES AT FAIRS Focus,…

The naïve painting of the house and vegetable garden is one of my favourites,’ says Jackie Harris about the simplistic but charming picture that takes pride of place by her kitchen window. ‘I bought it from the famous La Grande Braderie de Lille and it cost the princely sum of a tenner!’ She pauses, before adding, ‘but it actually dates from the early 19th century’. Without giving much away, one can only assume that it is one of those lucky bargain finds whose current value would outsmart its flea market price tag several times over. But while most of us would just put it down to beginner’s luck, for Jackie it is the culmination of more than 30 years’ experience as a professional antiques dealer. Now in partnership with her…

Cross the bridge to the Isle of Sheppey on the Kent coast and drive through flat marshland to Sheerness. Here in this town of cranes, ships and faded seaside holiday memories are the remnants of the old Royal Navy Dockyard, including a terrace of Georgian houses built during the Napoleonic Wars. The unique character of this place – an exciting clash of historical and industrial – attracted architect Rupert Wheeler and others from the Spitalfields Trust, a building conservation charity. They rescued the terrace from a developer in 2011, and Rupert chose the middle house as his weekend home, doing it up over a number of years. When it came to creating the garden, however, things weren’t quite so straightforward. ‘The houses had nice big gardens, because they were built…

USING PAINT DO… ■ ...consider how you want to feel in each space – a restful scheme in the bedroom maybe or something more punchy in the living room. ■ …look at the light. Your favourite colour might not work in your room due to the aspect, so sample your colour throughout the day. ■ …add fun accents – we love to surprise our guests with shocking yellow or red here and there. DON’T… ■ …be afraid to be bold. We love colour and specialist effects, such as ‘strié’ or dragging. ■ …forget to sample. Test your paint on an A5-sized piece of card or wood, not directly on the wall. ■ …neglect the ceiling. A coloured ceiling is a perfect example of how to draw the eye up and…

CHARLOTTE CROSLAND BESPOKE JOINERY A division of the interior design studio, it offers bespoke fitted and freestanding furniture for every room in the house, all managed under Charlotte’s exacting design eye, charlottecrosland.com NEVILLE JOHNSON With over 30 years’ experience, this innovative company has a team of over 500, ranging from design consultants to surveyors as well as highly skilled joiners, staircase and fitted furniture designers and renovators, nevillejohnson.co.uk ARTICHOKE Founded 25 years ago by London School of Furniture graduate Bruce Hodgson, the Somerset-based firm are specialist interior architects producing stunning, functional kitchens in a classical style, artichoke-ltd.com CHAMBER FURNITURE Kent-based firm that combines traditional craftsmanship – using its own team of skilled joiners and craftspeople – with the latest technology to provide custom-built furniture in sleek and modern designs, chamberfurniture.co.uk…

“THE RUSSET TONES OF THE MIRROR POOLS AT HOLLAND PARK VILLAS COMPLEMENT THE FOLIAGE OF THE WATER LILIES AND THE SURROUNDING GRASSES, CREATING A RICH TAPESTRY OF COLOUR AND TEXTURE”OLIVER DUGUID , landscape architect…

CABINETRY Bespoke kitchen in Tabu timber veneer and grey composite, around £81,600, Roselind Wilson Design SURFACES Worktops and splashback in 5031 Statuario Maximus quartz, from £800sq m, Caesarstone. Ercolano polished porcelain floor tiles from the Corona range, £144sq m, Porcelain Tiles. Walls in Strong White modern emulsion, £49.95 for 2.5ltr, Farrow & Ball APPLIANCES KM2054 stainless steel gas hob, £1,349; DA2690 stainless steel canopy hood, £1,549.99; H2860 BP single oven, £1,199; H7240 BM microwave combi oven, £1,749, all Miele. RF540ADUSX4 fridge freezer, £2,099, Fisher & Paykel DOORS Pantry doors glazed in custom mesh in CILA-G, £1,700, Objects in Glass. Bifold doors glazed in fabric laminate SLF3BZ, £3,708, Chelsea Artisans ACCESSORIES Capella multi-ring adjustable LED chandelier in Black, £1,157, Vonn. Yori wall lights in brushed gold, £202 each, Reggiani. Mary SG…

FITTINGS Barcelona bath, £3,545, Victoria + Albert. Bespoke vanity unit and dressing table finished in French oak veneer with a custom grey stain; for similar, Chamber Furniture would charge around £15,000, for both pieces. Custom-made cast concrete trough sink; for a similar basin, try Kast Concrete Basins’ Sienna twin trough, from £2,178. London wall-mounted three-hole basin mixer with lever handles, from £1,075; London freestanding bath mixer with lever handles and slimline hand shower, from £2,586, all in pewter finish, The Watermark Collection SURFACES Walls in Cloud Cover aura matt emulsion, £79.50 for 3.79ltr, Benjamin Moore. For similar floor tiles, try the Harlow porcelain tiles, 59.5x59.5cm, £35 sq m, Ca’ Pietra ACCESSORIES Trapeze ten-sconce pendant in antiqued brass and porcelain (above basin), from £7,771.43, Apparatus Design at FBC London. Arc stool…

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1 . Geoffrey Bennison is a design hero for me, first as an antiques dealer, then teaching me how to make a room work. I remember him sitting in my drawing room, looking at how I’d decorated it and, in answer to my unspoken enquiry, said: ‘I’m just enjoying myself.’ 2 . My design rule is that the paint colour for a room should be decided last to make sense of colours chosen for furnishings. 3 . Tashkent is a favourite fabric for its scale and depth of colour. It’s taken from an archive Susani and hand block-printed using 23 colours applied one by one. 4 . My small luxury is opening the front door and being greeted by a vase of fresh flowers. It’s when I know I’m home.…

“Craft is often seen as the little sister to art with the name of the craftsperson anonymous and overlooked. I aim to change that and to celebrate the people with whom I work”KIT KEMP ROBINA JACK FORMER STAINED-GLASS ARTIST TURNED POTTER ALTHOUGH I did ceramics at boarding school (back in the dark ages), I was like a leaf blowing in the wind in those days and ended up working as a gardener in Regent’s Park, which is where I met my husband Guy (Taplin, sculptor) who looked after the park’s birds. A little later, I went to the Central School of Arts and Crafts, as it was known then, to do a part-time stained-glass course before then working with acid-etched stained glass until about 10 years ago. I knew that…

BEAUTIFUL EXCURSION Use simple block-coloured chairs as companions for a graphic mural. KILIM TIME A woven rug and bold fabrics create a striking contrast against the blue walls. WONDER LUST Brave graphic choices on the wall and floor work to direct the eye to the main attraction – a serene glazed storage cabinet, home to a collection of antique creamware. GRAND TOUR  A striking abstract pendant light presides over wood and rattan dining furniture. Similar sculptural shapes and tactile materials are the secret here, with striped blinds added for a classic accent. DESIGN DEPARTURES The colour palette of the walls and baskets are perfectly matched on this stairway. Painted wood panelling is key – a restrained visual band that provides relief, separating the three decorative themes on floor, stairs and…

Q Tell us about you. Growing up on a farm in Worcestershire, with cows and sheep and apple orchards, I’ve always felt a deep connection to the natural world. After school, I studied English and history of art at Cambridge, and went on to work at Sotheby’s. From there, I moved into arts development and consultancy, organising art events. Q How did you get the buzz about beekeeping? I’m a country girl and felt cooped up in London, so I bought a wood in Kent. My idea was to set up a forge and make wrought iron gates, but I soon found out this was not the pastime for me. My friend bought some bees and, although I was scared of them at first, I gradually started to love them…

ROASTED COD WITH A CORIANDER CRUST SERVES 4 60 ml olive oil 4 garlic cloves, crushed 50g coriander, finely chopped ¾tsp ground cardamom ¾tsp ground cumin ½tsp paprika ¾tsp ground turmeric ½tsp chilli flakes 4 large cod loins, skin on 4 large fresh bay leaves 2 lemons Preheat the oven to 230C/Gas 8. Put 2 tablespoons of oil into a small saucepan and place on a medium-low heat. Add the crushed garlic and cook for 10 seconds, then add the coriander, ground cardamom, ground cumin, paprika, ground turmeric, chilli flakes, ¼ teaspoon of salt and a grind of black pepper. Cook for 4-5 minutes, stirring frequently, until the garlic has really softened, then remove from the heat. Place the cod in a parchment-lined roasting dish, skin side down, and brush…

SECRET ADDRESS? 8 Holland Street – it always has interesting artists and talks taking place. ARTIST TO WATCH? Ugandan Sanaa Gateja. His textile tapestries are composed of hundreds of paper beads that are stitched one by one onto bark cloth. CRAFTSPERSON YOU ADMIRE? Daniel Reynolds for his mighty pots that stand on their own strength and merit in the largest of rooms. WHAT ARE YOU CURRENTLY COLLECTING? I can’t resist a good basket when I see one. Joe Hogan at Oxford Ceramics Gallery is introducing driftwood into the mix with his. AND WHAT ARE YOU COVETING RIGHT NOW? An outfit by designer Clio Peppiatt – I particularly like her Lucina dress. We’ll have a fashion show just for her in The Soho Hotel this year. WHERE DO YOU FIND INSPIRATION?…

You’ll find a myriad of amazing interiors at Bujera Fort hotel in Udaipur and they all reflect the eclectic style of its interior-designer owner Richard Hanlon – and he wouldn’t have it any other way. ‘I hate rooms that look like a hotel,’ he says. ‘This is very much our home. And, when you’re here, this is your home.’ Richard and his friend Trish McFarlane set off second-home hunting in India some 13 years ago, a plan that gradually morphed into building an entire hotel from scratch. Completed five years ago, the hotel is on an epic scale, covering some 40,000 square feet, with fragrant gardens, shady colonnades and vast, lofty rooms. A lesser interior designer might have approached a project like this armed with mood boards, swatches and bookmarked…

“WHAT IS MORE IMPORTANT IN A LIBRARY THAN ANYTHING ELSE – THAN EVERYTHING ELSE – IS THE FACT THAT IT EXISTS”ARCHIBALD MACLEISH (1892-1982) DRESSED TO IMPRESS Chimney alcoves are ideal areas to carve out a space for reading or writing, and can make the most of an otherwise underused area. Find a small writing table that fits snugly between the walls – it doesn’t have to be very deep – then install open shelves up to the ceiling. The shelf displays should then be approached as mini schemes of their own, believes Kit Kemp. ‘It’s about colour, balance, texture and weight,’ she explains. Here is one of the top floor suites at her Ham Yard Hotel in London where she’s lined the walls with her Ozone fabric designed for Christopher…

“A SPACE HAS TO FULFIL ALL THE SENSES, AND I AM ALWAYS THINKING ABOUT HOW SOMEONE MIGHT FEEL WITHIN A SPACE”KIT KEMP Kit Kemp is a powerhouse of design ideas. Her day job may be as creative director of Firmdale Hotels, overseeing the look and style of 10 hotels, but her vision extends well beyond the ostentatious bedheads she is famous for. As an author, public speaker and blogger, she fills her audience with a belief that they, too, can throw out the rulebook and pair seemingly mismatched patterns (don’t be fooled, however, there is plenty of method to what she does), and that they can bring a bit of colour and verve to their lives. It’s this sense of fun and abandonment that has seen so many other brands…

1. RAISE IT UP This smart cantilevered design steps up a level, creating a clear definition between the prep and dining surfaces. Walnut and white gloss kitchen with Corian table, from £40,000, Eggersmann. 2. LINK IT UP A slimline table in warm timber extends the kitchen into the dining area of this open-plan space, helping to bridge the two zones and achieve design cohesion. Linear kitchen, from £20,000, Harvey Jones. 3. ON THE MOVE This freestanding table can be moved to seat more guests when entertaining, while the unit below offers useful storage space. Charcoal Soapstone quartz surface, from £400sq m, Silestone by Cosentino. 4. AT AN ANGLE A clever L-shape keeps the dining area away from the heart of the kitchen, making it safer for families. The table’s barely-there…

MAKING WAVES If you want a classic white basin with a difference, try the Angelica from London Basin Company. With its soft ripples and subtle gold rim, it oozes standout appeal. Finish the look with a single or double vanity unit in a range of finishes. Angelica basin, £900; Felix vanity in Gold, from £930, London Basin Company. PATTERN POWER Surface specialist Dekton by Cosentino has joined forces with pattern duo Patternity to create a state-of-the-art marbled design collection. Liquid Shell, Liquid Embers and Liquid Sky are all inspired by the liquid form, nature and champion sustainability. Liquid Sky by Dekton by Cosentino, from £450sq m, Cosentino. THE ISABEL CHANDELIER IS THE LATEST ADDITION TO CURIOUSA & CURIOUSA’S LIGHTING RANGE – IT’S ALSO IP65 RATED SO IDEAL ABOVE THE BATHTUB,…

THE UNNATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM by Viktor Wynd (£35, Prestel Publishing Ltd) If you’ve ever stepped foot inside Viktor Wynd’s Museum of Curiosities in east London, then you may have an idea of what’s in store for Wynd’s new book, The Unnatural History Museum. As an artist and collector, Wynd’s menagerie of surreal objects knows no bounds, from the feathers and bones of extinct birds to the baked potato that he’s kept since burning it when cooking himself lunch back in 2013. Much Ado Books says: ‘He is witty, smart and obsessed – a great combination!’, adding: ‘this volume promises visual thrills and thought-provoking ideas.’ Wynd’s book will take you on a whimsical and somewhat warped tour around his collectibles, delving into his philosophy of collecting – it’s a true cabinet…

However dizzyingly packed Kit Kemp’s work schedule is, come the end of the week she will be found driving down to her home in the New Forest. ‘Whenever I open the door, I feel as if all the weight on my shoulders has lifted,’ recounts the creative director and co-founder of Firmdale Hotels. ‘Firstly, because there are six dogs wagging their tails and secondly, because I think of it as home – I was brought up around the Forest.’ With its glorious riverside location and garden that offers beguiling glimpses of boat masts bobbing in the distance, it isn’t hard to see the allure of the place Kit and Tim – her husband and fellow founder of the company – purchased over two decades ago, when their three daughters were…

If walls could talk, this 18th-century farmhouse belonging to Andrew Arrick and his husband Michael Hofemann would surely have some great yarns. By the turn of the last century, the house, which was originally the homestead for a 100-acre orchard, had become the Locust Rest and Tea Stop, a favoured break point on the journey between Albany and New York City. Preserving its fascinating history has been a challenge this couple have embraced with sensitivity and joy, feeling a gut pull to the house from the outset. ‘We had friends in the area and enjoyed visiting nearby Hudson, which is famed for its antiques shops,’ says Andrew. ‘The sale of the house was prompted by the most casual of internet searches, but when we viewed it we were utterly seduced…

SECRET ADDRESS Ganesh Handicraft Emporium in Udaipur. One of the most beautiful shops I know, selling wonderful textiles, both vintage and new, along with architectural salvage and clothes. GREATEST INDULGENCE Having everything made by local artisans. Very time-indulgent, but worth it to encourage local craftsmanship and skills. FAVOURITE BUILDING Daylesford Organic Farm Shop. The style, attention to detail and craftsmanship is inspirational. YOUR STYLE IN THREE WORDS Elegance, ease and comfort. OBJECT YOU WOULD NEVER PART WITH My ‘Perfect’ silver teapot by the Robur Tea Company, Australia. WORDS TO LIVE BY If you stumble, make it part of the dance.…

WORDS TO LIVE BY Surround yourself with all that is comfortable, beautiful and organic. FAVOURITE INSTAGRAM The interiors, architecture and still-life photographer Stephen Kent Johnson, @stephenkentjohnson. LAST MUSEUM VISITED The Pilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum (pilgrim-monument.org). OBJECT YOU WOULD NEVER PART WITH It doesn’t make any sense, but a funny bowl I have in my New York apartment. TIP FOR BUYING ART Invest in whatever you connect with. Often, if you’re not sure about the price but you have a gut feeling about the piece, you won’t regret buying it. BEST SOURCES FOR ART James Bakker’s gallery (bakkerproject.com) and the Julie Heller Gallery (juliehellergallery.com).…

For instant grandeur and a nod to heritage, there are few colours that can match the timeless appeal of an inky blue. Edward Bulmer’s Indigo takes on an additional velvety feel, thanks to its natural pigments. This rich hue with its chalky finish provides the perfect backdrop to jewelled colours and print, but for understated chic mix with wood and white accents. Feeling braver? Add soft green pieces to lift a scheme and create an unexpected, smart look. Wall in Indigo emulsion, £49.50 for 2.5ltr, Edward Bulmer…

ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS One common mistake that people make when planning reading areas at home is not dedicating enough space for books, believes Philip Blackwell, CEO and founder of Ultimate Library. ‘Reading is essential: a study by the University of Sussex found that it can reduce stress by up to 68 per cent.’ Make reading inviting by creating a room with lots of atmosphere, good lighting and comfortable armchairs. Then fill the shelves and spaces with books, but be sure to strike the right balance. ‘A good library should have a mix of old and new,’ says Blackwell. ‘Too many new books will make you feel as if you’re living in a bookshop.’ SMALL SPACES Whatever the size of your home, it’s important to create a quiet corner that can serve…

SANDRO HYAMS’ career in photography started out as a hobby. Having grown up in Africa, he was inspired by his surroundings but it wasn’t until he moved to London in 1984 that he realised he was good at what he did. Mainly self-taught, he claims his biggest education came during a stint as an assistant at Lipstick Studios, where he was lucky enough to work with top international photographers on exciting advertising campaigns with A-list celebrity clients including Eric Clapton and Iggy Pop. Since then, Sandro has received international acclaim for his contemporary approach to photography, putting his success down to his bold, clean and simple style. Here, he tells us more… What are your creative influences? I take a lot of inspiration from old-school photographers. I don’t believe any…

DESIGNER Roselind Wilson, director, Roselind Wilson Design, 020 3371 1779, roselindwilsondesign.com. THE PROPERTY A five-bedroom, Victorian townhouse in West London. DESIGN BRIEF The owners regularly host dinner parties for 14-16 guests in the adjacent dining room. They wanted a kitchen that flowed elegantly from room-to-room but could also be shut off when cooking up a storm. DIMENSIONS 4.5x4.2m LAYOUT ‘For the wife of this couple, the kitchen is definitely her domain and functionality was king,’ says Roselind. ‘She enjoys cooking and has a lot to store.’ Building an extension to serve as a store room took the pressure off the kitchen and allowed space for a small island. ‘Glazed bifold doors between the kitchen, dining and sitting room mean the whole floor can be open-plan or closed off, as required,’…

DESIGNER Lauren Geremia, founder and principal designer, Geremia Design, +1 510 922 8904, geremiadesign.com. THE PROPERTY A four-bedroom, timber-clad new build in California, USA. DESIGN BRIEF Built for their retirement, the owners wanted a thoughtful space that supported their new rituals and lifestyle. As with the rest of the house, the design of this master bathroom was led by the natural landscape, materials and colours of the surrounding Napa Valley. DIMENSIONS 2.8x7.4m [4.4x7.4m including separate WC and shower] LAYOUT Planned in co-ordination with Wade Design Architects, this bathroom is part of a beautifully configured master suite. From the bedroom, a hall leads you through the dressing room, past entrances to an indoor and outdoor shower, and into this bathroom. The WC is in a private room accessed to the left…