Interiors

At Carolina Irving’s Paris apartment treasures abound, from Medieval Córdoba tiles, to mother-of-pearl Mughal dishes and Ottoman tulipières

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

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

Be it lavish levers or cabinet pulls, butt hinges or escutcheons, arm yourself with metalwork that leaves you feeling bold as brass

Glossy black, grassy green and tropical turquoise make up the palette du jour

A life spent wandering from London to Los Angeles left artist Danny Fox hankering to drop anchor in his native Cornwall. His expressive cottage, which blurs the line between home and studio, is a delightful departure from Hollywood glitz

If it’s not a stretch to suggest you’re in need of some vibrant prints, we’ve got fabrics worth meditating on. Plus, the divine inspiration behind our yoga-themed showcase

When ghost-story lovers Barbara and René – who often find their sculptures weren’t where they left them – discovered a place up for grabs on a swish street in Brussels, they were delighted. Not least since it made them near-neighbours to one of Belgium’s weird-fiction luminaries…

Captivated by a simple stone dwelling in the medieval village of Monsaraz, Parisian creative consultant Alexandra de la Poype Dubail roped in the designer Alexandre Neimann to bring out its vernacular essence

The septuagenarian architect and artist Andrew Holmes is a firm believer in colour-coding – and using metal hazardous-substance cabinets where others might simply settle for a fitted kitchen