Curated Finds for Kristie — Sofas

Dear Kim,Inspired by your brief, I’ve curated a personalised edit of L-shaped sofas that bring together Scandinavian simplicity, mid-century character and modern design. With family life in mind, I’ve

What Is Kogei? This Japanese Idea of Craft Will Revive Your Eye for Artful Displays

Thoughts from a 310-year-old contemporary interior craft company on how to curate a home with history

Your AI-Generated Dream Home Won’t Ever Exist — The Slow Erosion of the Line Between “Visual Fantasy” and Reality

"A beautiful image says nothing about whether the person who made it can do any of that," writes SPELK.'s founding designer Kelly Smith

Boring Living Room? One of These Stylist-Picked Accent Chairs Will Change Everything

The accent chair is where I’d let my living room have a little fun — trust me, it's worth making space for one

This Six-Storey West London Townhouse Looks to Chelsea’s Creative Past to Inspire Its Future — “An Artistic Soul Feels Embedded in the Bricks”

Designer Rosie Gangar turned a stripped-back Victorian shell into a six-storey home with the depth and character

Curated Finds for Elaine | Bedside Tables

Curated Finds for Jane | Vintage Pine Dresser

Hi Jane,You’ve got such an interesting mix of old and new in the kitchen, so I’ve approached the dresser in the same way. With the 17th-century house, Georgian sash windows and original character on o

Gustaf Westman Just Launched a Collaboration With Disney — Including a ‘Mickey Mouse Sofa’

Part of a larger collaboration with Disney, the first three pieces of which debut today, the design puts a playfully nostalgic twist on 1970s leather seating without feeling cliché

Your Curated Finds — Shelving

Dear Kim,Inspired by your brief, I’ve curated a personalised edit of wall shelves that help make a small living room feel more spacious, while bringing in a little character. I’ve included a mix of tr

“It Destroys Everything That Makes Lighting Feel Magical” — Lighting Designer Maxwell Barlow Shares the Mistakes That Kill the Buzz in Entertaining Spaces

Every good host knows that the right lighting is the key to a successful event — these are the tips this lighting designer swears by

I Tested the Sofas at Heal’s — These Are the 5 I’d Actually Recommend

With years of design consultancy, I wanted to know what the product page can’t tell you: how each sofa really feels and if I can picture a client living with it every day

Before, This Dated Earl’s Court Apartment Had Been Totally Gutted — Now, It’s an Elegant Monochromatic Home That Feels Timeless

"Timeless and elegant, with a soft boldness running throughout," this renovated apartment proves that neutrals don't need to be boring

The Design Story Behind PINCH’s Soft, Sculptural Anders Pendant Light That Took 5 Years to Perfect

The Anders light has become one of the most recognizable pieces of modern design, yet it was almost dropped, as its designer, Russell Pinch, explains

Interior Designers Actually Want Tables That Are a Little Rough Around the Edges — Why This Handcrafted Trend Is Officially a ‘Thing’

Tables with textured edges are big news in the design world right now — and this little detail punches above its weight

Don’t Put Your Desk Against the Wall — This ‘Bean Desk’ Is How the Design Crowd Is Making the Most of Their Small-ish Spaces

I spoke to three designers about why floating this irregularly shaped desk works so well, and sourced a themed collection of furniture to shop for your home office

Designer Emily Pun Helped a Color-Shy Couple Step Out of Their Neutral Comfort Zone in This Character-Filled London Terraced Home

Hints of bold color, playful pattern, and unexpected combinations help elevate this typical London terrace

An Insider Guide to Bogotá — Where to Go, Stay, Eat, and Shop According to the City-Enamored Founder of Local Homeware Brand CasaLatina

Explore Colombia's buzzing Andean capital with Sharon Costi as your guide to its ubiquitous art, flavors, and after-dark fun

Chef Yotam Ottolenghi Did It — This Backsplash Mural Trend Is a “Commitment to Joy” In Your Home, Says Interior Designers

The kitchen is the latest place designers are adding murals, personalizing splashbacks to reflect the heart of the home

Should My Sofa Sit on Top of the Rug? It’s a Question I Get Asked All the Time as a Stylist

My answer is yes — and getting the placement right can make your whole living room feel more pulled together

The Kitchen Color Is Shocking, but in the Best Way — How the Owners of This 1912 Victorian House Proved Their Fearlessness

Color, playfulness, and a true reflection of the couple's life together were top priorities in this home with a view

Curated Finds for Lana | Flush Ceiling Light

Hi Lana,You gave such a clear brief here, which made the direction really lovely to work with. With the low ceiling, I wanted to keep everything feeling light and unobtrusive, while still bringing in

Victoria Beckham’s First-Ever Homeware Collection Is the ‘Little Black Dress’ Equivalent for Your Table

Created in collaboration with Westwing, the timeless tableware collection goes live in two days

“When You Design By Consensus, You’re Dead” — The Dean Munich Launches in the City’s Westend, Combining Art Nouveau-Inspired Elegance With 1980s Nightclub Energy

Designed by Tatjana von Stein, the luxurious hotel is filled with art and unexpected details that both delight and celebrate the city's creative culture

I Sat at Every John Lewis Dining Table in the Store — These Are the Styles That Balance Quality, Comfort, and Good Looks the Best

When shopping for a dining table online, images only tell you so much. I’m an interior stylist who spent time trying the tables in person — here’s what stood out, and what I’d think about before choosing one

This Small But Impactful Sunshine-Yellow Five-Person Family Home in Berkeley, California, Has a Strict No-Gray Policy

Designed by Spearman Spaces, this home, belonging to a family of five, may seem petite, but it's packed with wonderful colors, elements, and imaginative storage

I Went to Tate Britain’s New 90s Exhibition — These Are the Lessons I Learned in Authentically Recreating the Interiors Aesthetic of the Time

The 90s: Art and Fashion, curated by Edward Enninful, invites you to explore the defining trends of the decade

What Color Is Ochre? Here's How to Decorate With This 'Enriched' Yellow Like a Designer

This earthy yellow is the color you need to know about for adding soul and warmth to your home

Are You a Wine Glass ‘Stem Snob’? We Asked Three Top Restaurateurs Whether Thinner Is Actually Better, and What They Look for in a Glass

The verdict is in, and these wine experts say that setting dictates everything

Mystic Murals, Role-Playing Furniture, and Spatial Trickery — I’ve Never Seen a Studio Apartment Do So Much in So Little Space

A small project does not necessarily require a small amount of work... but this quirky Milanese studio proves it’s worth it

I Bought a Japanese ‘Donabe’, and It’s Changed How I Cook, Host, and Style My Kitchen

It's not just a beautiful ceramic object and a clever way of cooking — the donabe is ingrained in Japanese culture, says this expert

The Strange Beauty of Blue Countertops — Why This Ethereal Kitchen Trend Is the Most Interesting Design Idea

Calming yet energizing, and undeniably unique, this is the way designers are making their kitchens stand apart from the crowd

4 New Hotel Bedrooms to Check Into This Month If You Want a Great Design Stay

Dream yourself away with our latest hospitality openings report or steal the addresses for your next impromptu sojourn

With Expanses of Glazing Looking Out Over Bustling Manhattan, the Designer’s Challenge for This Apartment Was Creating a “Sense of Intimacy” Inside

While the architecture is all about the view out, the interiors of this monumental 262 Fifth Avenue apartment exude warmth and calm

Livingetc Curates: Furniture Collections That Create Atmosphere in Living and Dining Spaces

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“Get to Know Your Local Stone Yard” — The Trick for Expensive-Looking Homes on a Budget

Huge swathes of marble aren’t the only way to use stone to elevate your home. Here’s to the power of the offcut

IKEA Designed This ‘Anti-Stress’ Chair 50 Years Ago — It’s a Modern Design Classic That Sells Millions Every Year

If you've ever taken a trip to the Swedish design store, you'll have laid eyes on a POÄNG — but it's a design that's evolved over the last half a century

5 Things Your Home Probably Has in It If You’re a People Pleaser

According to a psychology-informed designer, these are the signs your home serves you second

It Used to Be a Standard Developer’s Loft Conversion — Now, It’s a Hotel-Worthy Bedroom ‘Suite’

Between the design details and fabulous decor, this secondary bedroom becomes a stunning suite that's more than just a sleep space — it's a retreat