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A "temporary" 1778 house that became a family legacy. Discover Killerton's story, radical inheritence and why it remains one of Devon's most captivating houses.
Uncover wallpaper’s rich history from ancient art to Victorian poison, revealing how wallcoverings shaped style, culture & interiors through the ages.
Tudor townhouse No. 3 Church Street in Godalming reveals 16th-century life and apotropaic marks scratched into timbers to ward off evil spirits
Insights on why understanding and respecting heritage properties leads to informed, sensitive interior design that honours history and improves outcomes.
A visit to the Marie Antionette Style exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London shows that fashion and interiors are not separate worlds
History at Home a research service, which investigates the history of your house and its setting. It informs your interior design and architectural decisions.
Norney Grange, near Godalming in Surrey, demonstrates simple beauty, stunning craftsmanship and a comfortable environment, which is easy to live and work in.
Here's how historical research into your home can help create interiors with a real connection.
Create a cosy, sustainable Christmas with natural decorations and colour psychology. Discover ideas for foraging, crafting and styling your festive home beautifully.
Marrying Arts and Crafts design with Art Deco glamour
