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A ghostly Burgundian château comes back to life
Château de Saulières, a faded 18th-century Palladian pile in Burgundy with familial links to Charles X, gives phantom glimpses of its former grandeur
Author: Marie-France BoyerPhotographer: Oskar Proctor

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Inside Nicolò Bassetti’s Postmodernist paradise
Thanks to family connections, filmmaker Nicolò Bassetti’s Roman home is a powerhouse of Italian Postmodern design, from Gae Aulenti to Ettore Sottsass
Author: Marella Caracciolo ChiaPhotographer: Paola Pansini

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The Grimm sweeper: this year’s new fabrics emerge from sin and cinders
Aschenputtel (the German Cinderella) and her puppet pals show off this year’s new fabrics thanks to the Little Angel Theatre
Photographer: Jasper Fry

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Inside Jerry Butler’s celestial Tangier spot
Bed dealer Jerry Butler’s hilltop house in Morocco is heaven for stargazers. There, Matisse-blue décor orbits Welsh antiques and marvels from the medina
Author: Pin AffleckPhotographer: Boz Gagovski


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Phub Lham’s inherited farmhouse in Bhutan’s remote Gangtey Valley
Proximity to a historic Buddhist monastery brings foreigners to Phub Lham’s farmhouse in the remote kingdom of Bhutan. Sonam Onmo captures her world of butter lamps and black-necked cranes
Author: Sonam OngmoPhotographer: Ken Spence

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Shed loads: take a peek into the hidden world of artist Ray Exworth
A new book by photographer Jem Southam documents the incredible installations conceived by sculptor Ray Exworth in an array of unassuming sheds
Author: Holly E J BlackPhotographer: Jem Southam

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Million-dollar Brady: the wealthy aesthete invited a stream of mid-20th-century stars to his art-filled home in Cuernavaca, Mexico
Artist and collector Robert Brady built a haven for pleasure and creativity in Cuernavaca. Now a museum, it’s filled with exceptional objects, from Diego Rivera masterworks to Navajo rugs and Talavera tiles
Author: Nicole Douglas-Morris Photographer: Fabian Martinez

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Seven absolutely cracking glass artists
Which are the glass artists shattering all expectations? A team of WoI writers guides you through the crystal maze

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Rose-tinted glaces: this Art Deco ice-cream parlour is a vision in pink
Strawberry-toned and sprinkled with delicious details, Morelli’s gelateria in Kent looks good enough to eat
Author: Alice InggsPhotographer: Oskar Proctor

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Carolina Irving’s Paris pad is full of treasure
At Carolina Irving’s Paris apartment treasures abound, from Medieval Córdoba tiles, to mother-of-pearl Mughal dishes and Ottoman tulipières
Author: Hamish BowlesPhotographer: Clément Vayssieres

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Familial territory: at home with Hugo Beazley, a decorator following in his forebear’s footsteps
Hugo Beazley wouldn’t say he owes everything to Geoffrey Houghton Brown, his great-great-uncle. But their lives are uncannily similar – and the forebear’s legacy is keenly felt in the fledgling decorator’s career and Camberwell flat
Author: Violet ConroyPhotographer: Ollie Tomlinson

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Filmmaker Julian Cole reframes East London’s Cable Street Inn
Film director, artist, model, maker – Julian Cole’s career to date is nothing if not varied. But his magnum opus now is an 18th-century former pub on Cable Street in the East End of London
Author: Alice InggsPhotographer: Ollie Tomlinson

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Alluring new hardware meets the human body
Be it lavish levers or cabinet pulls, butt hinges or escutcheons, arm yourself with metalwork that leaves you feeling bold as brass
Author: Rose EaglesfieldPhotographer: Sara Sahores

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How Pablo Bronstein transformed his drab Kent bolthole into an artistic retreat
Glossy black, grassy green and tropical turquoise make up the palette du jour
Author: Ros Byam ShawPhotographer: Tim Beddow
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