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Mariano Fortuny began creating his flowing gowns and sumptuous textiles in the Venetian palazzo he restored
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A Parisian hospitality entrepreneur has converted a medieval site into a lavish country escape. It’s part Soho Farmhouse – and part Hogwarts
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His theatrical home on the sea feeds the creativity of the British set designer as he conjures his manifold projects
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An increasing number are producing their own lines and opening shops in the face of struggling high streets
The Cotswolds boutique brings its festive finds to Golborne Road
Female artisans are creating unusual designs in a craft that has been traditionally male dominated
The Egyptian home of the man who discovered Tutankhamun’s tomb in 1922 has recently been restored
Bert & May founder Lee Thornley’s riverside home in Yorkshire offers an elegant approach
The London landmark is reopening after a £3bn makeover. Can it bring the magic back to Bayswater?
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