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Fifteen sculpture parks, installations and alfresco spaces to enjoy around the world
A London exhibition features pieces created while living and working in a single space
Wealthy Parisians have long summered on the French island but the pandemic has ramped up its popularity
From a characterful apartment in Palermo to a ‘damusso’ built with lava rock on the volcanic island of Pantelleria
In the first of a new series exploring luxury living, the design company CEO says producing marble requires incredible care
Caretaking a property is like stepping into the owner’s shoes and changes your perspective on the world
Species such as weigela, salvia and choisya will prolong the pleasure of seasonal blooms
Tubs, towels, shelves and a very unusual toilet-roll holder
At $1,299, the iMac was top-of-the-range but its distinctive aesthetic was quickly democratised
A new exhibition explores the history of the decorative art of embroidery and challenges stereotypes
‘The preparation doesn’t happen by magic. Rope in a teenager to help, then focus on partying’
‘Massive stone’ can be better for the environment than concrete and steel but detractors question the impact of quarrying
Collectors are getting wound up about chairs, tables and mirrors made from humble cord
Founded in 1521 in Augsburg, Bavaria, and still helping those in need, the development has lessons for today’s housing crisis
Sun-drenched buys for lazy days
After a period of rising prices, homebuyers are starting to get more for their money, while some sellers lose out
Sculptural, tactile or merged into a disco ball, smooth stones are inspiring artists and interiors again
The north-west London area attracts upsizers seeking more spacious properties and gardens
Top tips on seeking inspiration and choosing materials, furnishings and accessories
Interior of 79th-floor apartment includes a traditional tea room and a bonsai installation
These environmentally friendly offerings come in all colours – but they’re all green at heart
Elegant, eclectic home accessories to make your decor shine
The exhibitors at this year’s Chelsea Flower Show were on hand with plenty of advice and inspiration
The reasons for its association with Romany culture — in particular, fortune-telling — are as misty as the crystal ball
Europe’s largest land mammal, weighing some 1,000kg, may be reintroduced in the name of rewilding
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