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Interiors

  • Thursday, 20 March, 2025
    How has William Morris, who abhorred kitsch, come to embody it?

    A new exhibition explores the bizarre extremes that the nature-inspired patterns by the Arts and Crafts founder have come to adorn — everything from chopsticks to DM boots

    A black-and-white portrait of a bearded man is painted on the side of a building, surrounded by a decorative pattern of green leaves. The mural overlooks a parking lot with several cars
  • Thursday, 20 March, 2025
    InterviewAt Home with the FT
    Marla Sabo: ‘There’s a parallel between the curved walls and the curveballs’

    Moving to a Milanese palazzo penthouse was a coup de foudre, but the space reflects the former president of Dior Americas’ serpentine pathway there from Pennsylvania to Paris and New York

    A woman with short silver hair, dressed in a black turtleneck and trousers, leans against a curved white column. To her left, an abstract painting with bold geometric shapes in blue, red, and green hangs on the wall
  • Wednesday, 19 March, 2025
    Furniture to high five: why designers have a thing for hand motifs

    Interlaced on porcelain stools, or crafted in wicker and clutching around armchairs, hands are being used to make sculptural statements – from the deeply sensuous to the strangely sci-fi

  • Wednesday, 19 March, 2025
    HTSI
    Hay’s Villa Colucci: an Italian palazzo with Danish design edge

    A quartet of Copenhagen creatives has restored a Puglian pile – and you can rent it 

    The “chessboard” swimming pool at Villa Colucci in Puglia
  • Monday, 17 March, 2025
    HTSI
    The best kitchen kit, from smart thermometers to pacotisers

    These are the gadgets you’ll say ‘yes, chef’ to

    Witt CookPerfect Wireless Dual thermal probe, £139, amazon.co.uk
  • Sunday, 16 March, 2025
    The crafted home: the duo propelling ancient plasterwork into the future

    Scotland-based Chalk Plaster innovates to remould traditional techniques — from Georgian-inspired cornicing to striking geometric ceiling roses

  • Saturday, 15 March, 2025
    Does your houseplant need a therapist?

    A growing band of plant whisperers is helping ‘curate’ indoor greenery in private homes so they thrive in their environment and feel their very best

    A living space with exposed brick walls, large industrial windows, a tufted sectional sofa, a black coffee table, wooden flooring, and various green plant
  • Friday, 14 March, 2025
    FT Series
    House & Home super-prime special

    Venture into the rarefied echelons of the real estate market, where under-the-radar agents ensure utmost discretion for £10mn-plus transactions, and where homeowners hire elite crime prevention specialists to shore up their security. Travel from New Zealand, where forward-looking architecture connects with the landscape, to the UAE, where Dubai’s thriving market is inspiring neighbouring cities. And discover design ideas along the way

  • Thursday, 13 March, 2025
    FT SeriesHouse & Home super-prime special
    Inside the world of turbocharged turnkey homes

    Designers and developers are creating a superstratum of ready-to-move in property, with elevated stagings of collectible art and design

    A modern living space with curved furniture, a round dining table, a spiral staircase, large windows overlooking a cityscape, and soft lighting from hanging fixtures
  • Thursday, 13 March, 2025
    Is your bed wearing a skirt?

    The valance is the solution to all your storage problems

    Coco & Wolf Liberty-fabric valance, from £149
  • Wednesday, 12 March, 2025
    FT SeriesHouse & Home super-prime special
    The curious cachet of the steampunk kitchen

    What is it about a Victorian meets high-tech aesthetic that is catnip for the high-spec cooking crowd?

    A gunmetal, silver and brass range against a tiled wall
  • Tuesday, 11 March, 2025
    FT SeriesHouse & Home super-prime special
    Lisa Perry: ‘This is a gorgeous white box for anything I want to do to it’

    Her Modernist Palm Beach home is a blank canvas for the designer and collector’s trove of art, a mesh for her creative patronage and political fundraising — and the pristine nexus for a rotating cast of visitors. ‘Do you want to stay for lunch?’

  • Tuesday, 11 March, 2025
    FT SeriesHouse & Home super-prime special
    The infrared saunas upping the longevity ante

    In the growing quest to extend not just lifespan, but also health span, these at-home hot boxes are gathering momentum

  • Monday, 10 March, 2025
    Rita Konig
    How to be your interior designer’s favourite client

    The perfect client is fearless in their taste — though that may not be the same as mine. The chemistry is what creates something memorable

    A living room with a zebra-patterned sofa, red-patterned cushions, a glass coffee table with books, abstract artwork on the walls, and decorative lamps
  • Sunday, 9 March, 2025
    The crafted home: woven willow lampshades with theatrical pedigree

    A mother-and-daughter team draw on the landscape and set design to challenge expectations of their craft

    A rustic kitchen with wooden walls features two large woven pendant lights, open cabinets filled with jars and dishes, and a dark grey countertop with a sink
  • Saturday, 8 March, 2025
    Tiles that are too good to be left in the bathroom

    Taking their cues from mosques and palaces, cathedrals and chapter houses, interior designers are adding a glazed gleam to unexpected walls, doors and exteriors

    A large, airy dining room with a round table and chairs, floor to ceiling glazing, and a terrace to one side. There is a pillar and a side table, both of which are tiled in shades of brown and orange
  • Tuesday, 4 March, 2025
    Ceramicist Elizabeth Fritsch: clay, but make it jazz

    The playfully postmodern potter, whose designs are shaped by music, mathematics and science, is the subject of a long overdue institutional show

    A collection of blue ceramic vases and cups with geometric patterns and varied shapes is arranged against a neutral background
  • Tuesday, 4 March, 2025
    InterviewAt Home with the FT
    UBS curator Mary Rozell: ‘People might not think I’m a scavenger’

    The head of the Swiss bank’s 45,000-strong global art collection fills her Gilded Age brownstone in Brooklyn with recycled pieces, bohemian heirlooms and items salvaged from flea markets — and the sidewalk

    A stylish woman sits in a cozy library with floor-to-ceiling bookshelves, a wooden ladder, and orange velvet armchairs
  • Saturday, 1 March, 2025
    The crafted home: murals and marouflage that create new worlds

    Master muralist Lucinda Oakes is in demand the world over for her intricate, transporting works

    A grand living room features hand-painted landscape murals, ornate blue furniture, a chandelier, a fireplace with a mirror above it, and portraits framed in gold
  • Friday, 28 February, 2025
    HTSI
    All hands on deco – 21 ways to live a gilded existence

    Free your inner flapper with these stylish buys

  • Friday, 28 February, 2025
    The Aesthete
    Iain Watson: ‘A bespoke Harrods sourdough loaf is a lovely gift’

    The CEO of David Collins Studio loves Bárbara Hulanicki, falafel and his Hermès valet stand

    Iain Watson at home in London. Above him hangs a portrait of Madonna’s Re-Invention Tour of 2004 by Steven Klein
  • Friday, 28 February, 2025
    InterviewAt Home with the FT
    The Paris fantasy of ‘clay magician’ Saraï Delfendahl

    The artist’s ceramic sculptures are intended to ‘make us dream of somewhere else’ — her Haussmannian home makes that a day-to-day reality

    A woman in a Parisian apartment among plants and artworks
  • Thursday, 27 February, 2025
    Kelly Wearstler
    Rebuilding after a disaster is a time to tell new stories  

    After losing my house in the LA fires, lessons about nurturing the soul of a home have never felt so important — personally and professionally

    A city skyline with tall buildings is seen in the distance, framed by mountains and a sky with soft clouds, while houses and greenery sit in the foreground
  • Tuesday, 25 February, 2025
    Tanya Ling goes wild with Feldspar ceramics’ blue line

    The brand’s bone china tableware has become a cult classic-with-a-twist — and the British-Indian artist has had fun playing with its cobalt-edged identity

    A collection of white ceramic tableware with a blue brushstroke design is displayed on white pedestals
  • Monday, 24 February, 2025
    Design
    The best of London’s Collect craft fair

    Highlights from the expansive exhibition showcasing handmade work from around the world — from cubist ceramics made in Japan to unusual vessels crafted from banksia nut

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