Innehållsförteckning för June 2020 från Ideal Home

When I wrote my last letter, COVID-19 was a far-off problem in China. Now it’s upon us and the rapid turn of events has left us reeling. The IH team is hunkered down at home, supporting each other and taking each day as it comes, just like you. Please bear with us – there’s a chance we’ve featured items you won’t be able to get hold of now, but we’re doing our best to keep up! If there was ever a time to find solace in your home and joy in simple pleasures, this is it – and that’s what Ideal Home is all about. P.S. If cooking is your lockdown pastime, check out our bakes on page 140. They’re from our new professional Test Kitchen – when you see…

VEGAN CANDLE Inspire natural aromatherapy candle, £35, Elm Rd at Heal’s RECYCLED PLASTICS CUSHION Borra indoor/outdoor geo cushion, £20, Next Home OCEAN-SOURCED PLASTIC TABLE Outdoor dining table, £395, Heal’s CARDBOARD LAMPSHADE CartOn C11 pendant, £85, Tabitha Bargh NATURAL BAMBOO Yellow woven bamboo laundry basket, £49.50, Oliver Bonas SHOWER CURTAIN Sandbredan recycled-bottles shower curtain, £13, Ikea UPCYCLED SARI SHADE Samarkand Clay, Ochre and Smoke lampshade, £205, Soho Home SUSTAINABLY SOURCED SEAT Milford teak chair, £295, Raft…

MIRANDA’S CHOICE: ARTIFICIAL GRASS Installing an all-year-round faux lawn that’s family and pet friendly takes the mowing, mess and stress out of your garden Maintaining a lawn can be time consuming, so it’s no surprise that realistic-looking artificial grass is growing in popularity. It can be laid as a DIY project or done by a professional landscaper. Q Are there different types? Artificial grass comes in various designs, thicknesses and shades to suit a variety of uses. For example, softer grass feels more like the real thing, while harder materials suit heavy-traffic areas. Q How is it laid? After laying a membrane to stop weeds growing through, a sturdy, level base is laid, using sand or a similar aggregate. The lawn is then placed on top and glued or pinned…

Liezl Fischer and Nicola Redelinghuys had been living in their Cape Town home for five years when they moved abroad for work, so all thoughts of renovating it were put on the back burner. ‘It was rented out, but on our return in 2016 we decided to redesign it before moving back in,’ says Liezl. ‘We’d rented “family friendly” properties when visiting the city and had been disappointed,’ she says. ‘They were marketed as great for families and were anything but.’ Inspired by this experience, the couple set about designing a home that would be both family friendly and beautiful. They started by reviewing how the spaces connected. ‘It had always bugged me that the living areas were separated by a solid staircase that cut through the centre of the…

When the Beaumont-Laurencias first saw the property, it was divided into three rental flats. ‘We had to strip it back to its bare bones,’ says Hannah. ‘It was in such a bad state. But it had a driveway at the side, which meant it had potential for extending. Having renovated a Victorian terrace in Manchester, we sold that, complete with contents. The only things we brought with us were the dining table and our four-poster bed. ‘We sketched designs for an extension and worked with an architect to draw up plans.’ Partition walls were removed and everywhere was reboarded and replastered. They then embarked on a two-floor extension, which blends into the original dining and living areas, with full-height glass doors across the rear, concrete floors and a handmade kitchen.…

Beauty, fashion and portrait photographer Sandro Hyams is one of Runway Gallery’s newest members. He has received international acclaim for his contemporary style, shooting with the likes of Vogue and Dior, as well as A-list celebs, such as Pink Floyd, Iggy Pop and The Cult. Despite still working primarily in London, he moved out of the city two years ago and is now based in Northamptonshire. MY CAREER BEGAN AS A HOBBY I started taking pictures as a boy – I grew up in Africa so there was plenty to inspire me there – but it wasn’t until I moved to London in 1984 that I realised I was actually decent at photography. I’m mostly self-taught. The biggest education I received was during my stint as studio assistant at Lipstick…

ANDREW JONATHAN GRIFFITHS, INTERIOR DESIGNER AND OWNER OF ANDREW JONATHAN DESIGN (ANDREWJONATHAN.DESIGN) Andrew works across London and the south west. His studio focuses on helping people create spaces that make them smile and improve how they live. Andrew is a member of The Interior Design Collective and student of KLC School of Design. SANDRINE ZHANG FERRON, FOUNDER OF VINTERIOR (VINTERIOR.CO) After quitting her job in the finance industry, Sandrine learned coding to build the platform that would translate her vision into reality – an online marketplace to buy vintage furniture, prioritising the crafted over the commoditised. Today there are over 150,000 different pieces of furniture, lighting and decorative objects available to buy. NICKY PHILLIPS, DECORATING EDITOR, IDEAL HOME Leading the decorating team of your favourite magazine, Nicky knows just what…

Thanks to improvements in Wi-Fi connectivity, smart lighting has become much more affordable in recent years, and easier to retrofit, too. Q Can I fit it myself? Custom-wired installations are complicated and pricy, which is why plug-and-play smart lighting is attractive. If you can connect your phone to Wi-Fi and change a light bulb, then you should be able to set up your own system. The simplest option is individual smart bulbs or smart plugs (for lamps) that don’t need a home hub to work. Download the supplier’s app, and connect the bulb/plug to your Wi-Fi. Q What if I want smart lighting throughout? Go for a system that uses a hub. After connecting the hub to your router via an ethernet cable, you can then wirelessly control all smart…

“I dim the lights, run a bath and relax in peace, with a glass of wine and a book. It’s my haven” Jo Harding lives here with her husband Joel and children Dylan, eight, Flynn, five and Lila, two. THE PROPERTY A five-bed detached period house in West Sussex. WHAT IT COST Bath..........................£579 Basin........................£495 Loo........................£99.99 Taps.........................£975 Shower fittings...£199.95 Shower screen and tray....................£755 Tiles......................£2,700 TOTAL............£5,803.94…

Voice controlled Smart outdoor camera, £269.99, Netatmo Doubling as an outdoor light, this security camera is compatible with the three leading voice assistants – Siri, Alexa and Google – so you can tell it to switch its light on whenever you want. THE BEST BIT You can store videos on a microSD card or back up recordings to your FTP server. EXPERT TIP ‘Bear in mind that most security cameras have cloud services that charge subscription fees to store recorded video.’ GINEVRA BENEDETTI, ASSOCIATE EDITOR Motion sensitive Spotlight outdoor security camera, £139.99, Swann With a 110° field of view, this camera captures colour video in crystal-clear HD 1080p quality, day or night. THE BEST BIT As well as a camera, it features two bright motion-sensitive lights and a siren alarm…

IDEAL HOME TIP A few minutes before the end of cooking time, pierce a hole in each puff with a skewer and return to the oven to prevent them from becoming soggy inside To ensure you get an even stack, you can slice off the domed tops of the cakes Strawberry and lemon thyme scones TAKES 30 mins SERVES 6 INGREDIENTS • 250g self-raising flour • ½ tsp baking powder • 50g butter, cubed and chilled • 25g caster sugar, plus extra for sprinkling • 150ml milk • 7g freeze-dried strawberries or 75g freshly chopped strawberries • Few sprigs lemon thyme, leaves picked • 1 egg, beaten • Strawberry jam and cream, to serve 1 Preheat the oven to 220C/Gas 7. Rub together the flour, baking powder and butter until you have a breadcrumb-like consistency. 2 Add the sugar,…

THE ORIGINAL So much of this living room could be relevant now. The rattan occasional chairs prove indoor/outdoor furniture was a thing then, too. There’s also a good mix of modern with classic style, such as the bamboo print blinds bringing tropical glass-house style combined with the contemporary, streamlined sofa. THE UPDATE We’re not moving too far away from the original look, as so many elements are making a comeback. After years of grey, warmer hues are in favour. Natural materials are still key, but we’ve chosen more refined, sculptural shapes.…

Go bold with contrasting colour The classic combination of orange and blue dominates this courtyard. Contrasting colours appear on opposite sides of the colour wheel, with orange and blue, yellow and purple, and red and green being the most powerful. Porcelain paving in contrasting tones of grey complements the linear architecture of the building. It has been laid in stripes perpendicular to the house, and in varying widths, to accentuate the size of the courtyard. Pick a focal point Although it might seem counterintuitive to have large plants and objects in a small garden, if chosen well, they can make a space feel larger. Introduce plants of varied height and texture into your beds and planters, to create interest and depth and the illusion of a larger space. Furniture and…

In 1942 we were… GRATEFUL FOR A LITTLE EXTRA FLAVOUR After three years of war it was good to know that you could still liven up austere meals with the pickle that’s named after the village in Staffordshire where it was first made in 1922. In 1953 we were… CELEBRATING A CORONATION We commemorated it with this lavish cover featuring Tudor beams, dark wood and a formal garden on the left, and Modernism, clutter-free living and informal outdoor spaces on the right. In 1977 we were… MARKING THE QUEEN’S SILVER JUBILEE This special celebratory three-course menu plan included Jubilee vegetable soup made with beef stock cubes, and Fruit Salad Windsor (pictured) made with Elizabethan mead. In 1953 we were… DISCOVERING ROYAL VIEWS ON INTERIORS ‘The merely sensational does not appeal…

“Don’t buy multiples of exactly the same natural texture, try different shapes and patterns for a complementary mix-and-match effect”CATHARINE DENHAM , HEAD OF FRENCH CONNECTION HOME Softening power ‘Without natural textures in a room, the space can feel cold and unwelcoming. Materials that have a matt texture, such as sisal or wool, will absorb light, creating a soft, subdued effect,’ says Emma Gurner, interior designer at foldsinside.com and interiordesigncollective.co.uk Natural glamour ‘You need a natural base to make glamour stand out and give impact, so a jute rug is a perfect backdrop to direct attention towards a sleek accent piece of furniture,’ says Catharine Denham at French Connection Home. Fabric of life ‘Natural fabrics and materials have always been a luxury, but also a must to bring elements together and…

Yes It encourages them “ to be more creative Emma Carboni, 40, lives with her husband Christian and their sons Monty, 11, and Felix, eight, in a four-bedroom Victorian terrace in North London. Emma is a marketing director for the family building business (weareplanc.com) ‘Both our boys are prolific artists. We’ve got their work displayed throughout the house – in their bedrooms, along the hallway, even in the bathroom. We mainly use cheap frames from Ikea, but putting a picture into a frame and perhaps adding a mount turns it into a work of art and shows we appreciate it. “Your children aren’t always going to view the world in the pure and innocent way they do now” We’ve got a mixture of styles – paintings, drawings and a few…

Mono landscape A soft, natural design is perfect for a bedroom. These misty tree silhouettes feel relaxed and romantic, and the layers of colour give the room a sense of depth. Architectural drawing Ideal if you prefer neutral walls in your living room, but still want some character and detail. Great for a space with no original features, a design like this adds texture and grandeur. Trompe lÕÏil A 3D object design will add humour and a talking point to a family kitchen-diner. Great for a smaller section of wall, the neutral background fills the rest and lets the images really pop without overpowering the space. Colourful close up In a home office, you need a design that will generate energy and creativity, while giving you a lovely view (that…

1 PAINT YOUR DINING TABLE Give a wooden table a fresh new look for spring by painting it a mint green. Sand and prime, then add a couple of coats of paint. Once dry, sand lightly between coats and finish with a clear, matt varnish. 2 CREATE A SUMMER HANGOUT A suspended bamboo chair is the ideal airy summer spot. Dress with cushions and throws and hang by a window or door so you can enjoy the views of the garden. 3 PANEL THE WALLS As well as adding architectural interest, panelling can provide insulation and cover uneven walls. If floor-to-ceiling panels feel heavy, try cladding just two thirds of the wall and fit a ledge along the top. 4 PAIR PLAIN TILES WITH PATTERNED A great way to introduce…

PRETTY IN PINK Soft pastel provides a modern feminine touch. Modu S pendant light in Pink, £134, The Gifted Few SHAPE SHIFTER Natural weave casts interesting shadows. Asho rattan pendant lampshade, £75, Kalinko MODERN VINTAGE Early 20th century inspired design. Brooklyn umbrella pendant in Brass, £69, Industville PRETTY GLASS Perfect herringbone pattern to match parquet floors. Idyll Home Grey glass pendant light, £89, Notonthehighstreet.com…

With their tactile, chalky finish, fabulous patterns and relaxed, vintage look, there’s a lot to love about encaustic tiles. There are also a few good reasons to swerve them. Read on before you decide whether encaustics are worth the effort or if you should go for faux. Q How do encaustics differ from normal tiles? Whether made from modern cement or traditional fired clay, all encaustic tiles are unglazed and thus porous. Unless sealed, encaustics will soak up splashes and stains, whereas ceramic and porcelain tiles are non-porous, don’t need sealing and are virtually stainproof. Q Why should I buy them? The beauty of encaustics is that the designs are made by inlaying pigmented cement rather than surface printing. The pattern remains, even when the tiles get worn down. They…

“Stepping into the sunny, open space brings a smile to my face every time I come home” Jonathan Kohn, a HR manager, lives here. THE PROPERTY A three-bed Victorian end of terrace in Hackney, East London. THE VALUE Bought in 1999 for £180,000; now worth around £1,000,000. WHAT IT COST Underpinning and excavation......£60,000 Contractor and materials .......£135,000 Kitchen............£40,000 Bathrooms......£30,000 Glazing............£25,000 Resin floor.......£10,000 Total..............£300,000…

5 GAME-CHANGING BUYS The products you need to store and order all your bedroom clutter for a Zen-like space 1 THE PULL-AND-GRAB BASKETS Place a sturdy shelf unit on its side at the end of the bed to create a bench with storage cubbies. Pop baskets on the shelves for shoes or bedding. Kallax unit, £29, Ikea. Zangira baskets, £59 each, The Basket Room 2 THE SPACE-SAVING HEADBOARD This padded headboard opens up to reveal hidden storage, perfect for stashing bedside must-haves. You can hide away extra bedding or clothing in the ottoman base, too. Jakob double storage bed frame, £359, Argos 3 THE OVER-DOOR POCKET With room for up to 10 pairs of shoes, pocket storage behind your bedroom or wardrobe door also makes a great spot for hairbrushes,…

While we can’t deny this summer is going to be like no other, it shouldn’t stop us from making the most of what we’ve got. Whether you have a petite patio or a football pitch-sized lawn, there are so many ways that you can create a space that switches effortlessly from a cosy, relaxing haven to the perfect spot to host a gathering when life gets back to normal. We’ve packed plenty of alfresco inspiration and ‘how to’ advice into this booklet, so read on for some much-needed escapism.…

POT OF SUNSHINE Liven up a dull patio in an instant with this jolly ceramic design. Truro planter, from £30, Habitat SMART MOVE Add a dash of trailing greenery with this wall-hung trough. Wall box, £59, Ferm Living at Nest FOCAL POINT Create interest in a covered dining area with this pendant-style pot. Abari hanging planter, £49.95, Nkuku BRASS BEAUTY An elegant but sturdy stand raises this stylish metal container to another level. Planter, £45, French Connection Home NEAT CONCRETE Grey provides the perfect blank canvas for greenery or colourful blooms. Abigail flowerpot, £95, Beaumonde FULL CIRCLE Grow your favourite herbs in this planter near the kitchen door for easy access. Wall-mounted planter, £27, Gisela Graham MELLOW YELLOW This neat cactus-style container doubles as a frame for a compact climber.…

SIZZLE AND STORE Firepit style makes a great statement. Quan Quadro large wood-fired BBQ, £1,690, Cuckooland MASTER CHEF The best of both – an electric ignition, yet it cooks on charcoal. Everdure 4K barbecue, £1,799, Amara PERFECT PIZZA Bake a pizza in a mere minute with this gas-powered oven. Koda outdoor pizza oven, £249, Ooni MADE FOR TWO This compact charcoal grill is ideal for smaller gardens. Mon Oncle barbecue, £273, Nest TEPPANYAKI STYLE Let everyone cook for themselves on this electric, tabletop grill. Entertaining grill, £175, Cuisinart HOT PLATE Use this petite grill inside or out. George Foreman electric smokeless BBQ grill, £69.99, Argos GOURMET GRILL A built-in thermometer means you could even do a roast in this large charcoal grill. Masterbuilt Kamado grill, £725, Homebase ON-THE-GO FAVE Ideal…

CONTEMPORARY COOL The long cable makes it ideal for verandas. Foscarini Aplomb outdoor suspension light, £407, Nest SWITCHED ON This solar-powered lamp features a night sensor mode so it’ll light up automatically. Rattan solar lamp, £39, JD Williams PRETTY PENDANT Stays bright for up to eight hours. Outdoor Open Flower LED solar-powered ceiling light, £35, Amara SOFT GLOW Light the way with a few of these. Solar-powered global flame light stake, £23.99, Waitrose Garden DOUBLE UP Keep warm under a soft glow. Kettler Kalos plush floor-standing patio heater, £329, John Lewis & Partners HIGH LIGHT Pop it on a table or hang it from a hook. Coastline fisherman’s solar-powered lantern, £15, Sainsbury’s Home FABULOUS FRETWORK Cast a dappled glow with a lattice design. Moroccan mood LED solar metal lantern, £24.99,…

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We’re in love! JUNGLE VIBES FROM DEBENHAMS If bright, maximalist botanicals are a bit much, but you still love a leafy look, this set bridges the gap between pattern and plain. It’s ideal if you already have a lot of colour in your room but you’re looking for something more adventurous than plain white. We love the flash of coral on the reverse, too. Orla Kiely exclusives at John Lewis The queen of retro prints has an exclusive new collaboration with John Lewis & Partners. Punchy, graphic motifs cover small storage, tableware and textiles that can’t fail to bring a little happy to the kitchen. The cut-velvet cushion updates kitsch to chic while bedding and lampshades will boost your boudoir. ECO-CHIC AT PRIMARK For those who wish to…

‘A space overloaded with textures can feel claustrophobic,’ says Catharine Denham. ‘Using plain surfaces as a backdrop lets them shine.’ Emma Gurner agrees: ‘Choose a few that work well together.’ ‘Nothing gets natural texture into a home like living plants’, says Sam Hood. ‘One of the most striking trends that has entered the world of home design is the living wall.’ ‘Always use natural materials in a formal space,’ says Catharine. ‘They add life to sleek rooms.’ ‘Wood isn’t just for furniture,’ says Sam. ‘It is so tactile, organic and versatile, you can use it on walls and floors, but also mirror frames, bowls and vases – even sinks.’ Emma adds: ‘In all forms, it will add warmth and character.’ ‘Different woods can work together,’ says Emma, ‘such as mid-tone…

Vinyl ‘tile’ splashback If you’re stuck with ugly kitchen tiles, give them a quick and easy makeover with a roll of tile-effect sticky-backed vinyl film. Eclectic gallery wall Inject personality with a mix ‘n’ match combination of prints in old frames. A lick of paint will make the different frame styles work together. Colour pop door A door – whether interior or exterior – is the perfect place to introduce a shot of bold colour to a neutral decorating scheme. Use eggshell for a low-sheen finish. Fake fireplace Add an architectural feature by mounting a reclaimed mantel on a flat wall (you don’t even need a cavity in the wall). Filling the opening with cut-down logs creates the illusion of depth. Patterned risers Wallpaper is a great way to add…

Living with old things rather than buying new is the sustainable solution of the moment, but how do you mix them in with your new stuff without making your home look ‘granny’? We asked three experts – an interior designer, an interiors stylist and a vintage furniture retailer – to share their knowledge… “I love a one-off piece. Forget the rest of the room, it’s all eyes on the antique”NICKY PHILLIPS, DECORATING EDITOR I’VE GOT GRANNY’S MID-CENTURY SIDEBOARD… SHOULD I MAKE THE WHOLE ROOM MID-CENTURY IN STYLE? ‘No!’ screams Andrew Jonathan Griffiths, interior designer of Andrew Jonathan Design. ‘If you decorate by following one specific era of design, you’re creating a space that’s stuck in the past and becomes derivative. You may well be inspired and drawn to a mid-century…

Sarah Millan lives here with her husband Graham and their children Tomas, 14, Alex, 13, and Ana, eight. THE PROPERTY A seven-bed Victorian semi in south London, bought in May 2008. WHAT IT COST Units..................£30,000 Appliances.........£12,000 Sink and taps......£2,080 Worktops...........£14,000 Flooring................£2,100 Lighting................£1,400 Wall tiles...............£1,003 TOTAL...............£62,583 “The kids love having breakfast at the island, and visitors are always amazed by the light ”…

Boosting light Dinah Bornat, co-director at ZCD Architects give us her top tips 1 TRY ROOFLIGHTS The easiest way to bring natural light deep into a building is to install rooflights. There are a wide variety, so check with your architect for the best option. 2 YOU DON’T HAVE TO HAVE A WALL OF GLASS Don’t automatically choose to fully glaze your façade with bifold or sliding doors. Orientate at an angle or use a stepped façade to give different qualities of light during the day. 3 A COURTYARD MAKES A BRIGHT FEATURE Courtyards bring in light and greenery, bringing the home to life and giving dynamic views between different spaces. 4 THINK ABOUT THE SPACE AT NIGHT If a rooflight is above a table then fit pendants or downlights…

CLEAR THE CLUTTER Your bedroom should be your sanctuary and clear of clutter or anything work-related, so your mind can rest. It’s not meant to be a dumping ground, so don’t have anything in your bedroom that you don’t use in there. UTILISE UNDER-BED SPACE Buying a new bed? Ottoman beds are the best for maximising storage space and storing seasonal clothing, bedding and things you don’t need to access often, such as luggage or hiking boots. Alternatively, go for pullout drawers or boxes. KEEP BEDSIDE TABLES ORGANISED A cluttered bedside table not only looks messy, but you’ll lose things, too. Put your watch, jewellery and glasses on a pretty trinket tray at night, and use drawer dividers to keep the inside neat. BUY CHEAP, BUY TWICE Don’t get sucked…

Kid-proof design Move (H24xW16xD12.6cm), £399, Sonos There’s no need to panic if someone drops your new Sonos Move speaker as the shock-resistant case will keep it safe. Weighing 3kg, it has a 10-hour battery life and can withstand rain, humidity and UV rays (just don’t drop it in the paddling pool). THE BEST BIT It comes with a charging dock so you don’t need to fuss about with finding the right power lead – just pop it on the base for an instant battery boost. Take it anywhere StreamR Splash in Stone Grey (H3.7xDia10.4cm), £129.99, Pure This Alexa-enabled model is somewhat teeny compared to other speakers on the market, weighing just 337g and fitting in the palm of your hand. Its battery life lasts 20 hours on one charge and…

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