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The owner wanted to preserve as much of the 21-acre rural plot in California as possible by creating a compact, environmentally conscious home
Prime property for sea views, private beaches and cliff-top living
For our young writer, the Paris abode and the emotional journey of its inhabitants represents a paradigm of cosmopolitan living
From country barns to modern city houses, prime property where sustainability is a top priority
The murals of Villa Santo Sospir in Cap Ferrat have inspired Rosalind Jana’s desire to live in a habitable artwork rather than a mere decorated house
The secret is to create a hierarchy of pieces that reflect your individuality
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Vibrant furnishings, lively accent pieces and bold textiles can enhance a neutral design scheme
The mid-century modern design by prominent east coast architect Norman Jaffe includes gallery-like spaces and innovative lighting
The art couple’s reverence for well-made objects has inspired our writer towards intentional design
Altered and refined over three centuries, the historic property is the perfect combination of authenticity and artifice
A timeless city, where Italy’s glorious past meets its ultra-modern present
Kevin Frankental, creative director of interior design brand Lemon, looks at how to bring timeless collectible pieces into a refined setting
Harry Gesner was a pioneer of organic buildings who counted Hollywood stars among his clients
Prime property fashioned from erstwhile factories, warehouses, mills and gas holders
A fantasy manor house, lifted from the pages of a novel, has inspired a lifelong love of lush colour and lavish design
The interiors experts offer advice on using art to create versatile features that complement each other
The former monastery is a rare example of a residential commission in France by the British architect Edwin Lutyens
Some of the finest prime property with a mixture of Japanese and Scandinavian aesthetics
The flat represents the end of romantic intrigue and the start of a deeper, more complicated relationship
Mix practical but decorative items, statement pieces and softer, natural elements to maintain a sense of comfort and harmony
David Chipperfield’s rooftop glass ‘pavilions’ were built in 2000 at the height of Clerkenwell mania
Civil war or not, for Dinah Brooke, nothing beats a troglodytic existence for simplicity and sanctuary
Interiors specialist Juliette Byrne’s top tips for furnishing a space dedicated to cleaning and caring for canines
High-tech slides, glowing stair treads and 360-degree video images in a lift are among the features specially developed by the designers
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