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There is no better real-estate story than when a down-at-heel house with an architectural pedigree finds sympathetic buyers.

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By stripping back interiors while keeping important bits – think cornices or fireplaces – you’ll help retain the inherent character of a place.

Hannah Tribe’s beach house was designed as a retreat from the city, and to promote a slower way of living.

Radiant beauties from some of design’s leading luminaries.

The way forward is to embrace the notion of small, local and handmade.

Her new coffee-table book, Élan, is layered with objects and art, fabrics and furniture, much of it custom designed.

Once confined to kitchens and bathrooms, stone and marble are today used in everything – even candle holders.

What’s inspiring about Nickolas Gurtler’s one-bedroom apartment is just how much character he’s managed to pack into its 40-square-metre footprint.

This traditional marketing tool is a more hands-on way to promote a space.

The fireplace is finding a new expression in the hands of interior designers.

When I think of a chalet, my mind goes straight back to the mid-1970s, but one project changed my mind.