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Amy Sherlock
Amy Sherlock is a contributing editor for
The World of Interiors
. She is based in London.
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All aboard the glamorous Chairman’s Train
18 July 2026
Bookshop
The forgotten London art school that produced 20th-century visionaries
19 March 2026
Exhibitions
Last chance to see: rare, giant Polaroids by Luigi Ghirri
16 March 2026
Houses
Jean Porsche’s maritime-style Mahón hideaway
2 March 2026
Exteriors
Tim Walker captures the oracle of delphiniums at Stourhead’s Pantheon in Wilshire
13 February 2026
Exhibitions
Welcome to Wes Anderson’s latest bit of wizardry
18 January 2026
Bookshop
The most important manuscript to survive the Middle Ages
6 January 2026
Houses
What the Dickens! A Kent house filled with curious sculptures
15 October 2025
Interiors
Protean architect Luis Laplace makes waves with his Villa Pepita revamp
4 July 2025
Bookshop
Leonard Koren on why good design spoils a good bath
3 April 2025
Houses
Alex Willcock’s off-grid cottage in North Wales
9 May 2024
Exteriors
Meet the artists crafting flowers out of unconventional materials
31 March 2024
Houses
Glenn Brown’s charming 17th-century manor restoration
7 November 2023
Gardens
Cedric Morris inspires Sarah Price’s golden RHS Chelsea Flower Show garden
26 May 2023
Exhibitions
Objects tell nuanced narratives of the Greco-Persian wars
26 May 2023
Exhibitions
Five details you might have missed from Lavinia Fontana’s paintings
19 May 2023
Culture
Art and antique fairs around the globe this summer
18 May 2023
Exhibitions
Liberty’s free-spirited fabric collection debuts in Milan
16 April 2023
Interiors
New colourful blankets added to Tekla’s Le Corbusier line
17 February 2023
Houses
Annie Morris and Idris Khan’s sprawling farmhouse and wine barn
11 February 2023