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When the day’s pleasures on the piste end, the cocooning comforts begin
Interior designers use textiles for wallpaper, curtains, skirts and valances
‘I know you don’t wish to “resort” to clichés, but your best solution would be to not ignore stereotypes altogether — and embrace a few’
enSoie offers super-colourful homewares and fashion to spark joy
Celebrities from Harry Styles to Gwyneth Paltrow tout its stress-busting benefits — but would you want one in your home?
Folk furniture is bringing old-school romance to modern homes
The artist’s 19th-century villa is a statement of faith
Mix different eras and styles — it will make the room feel curated and instil a sense of timelessness
Cups, saucers and platters in playful forms and cheery colours
What to give everyone, from glamazons to gastronomes and from globetrotters to gardeners . . .
Ancient and modern collide at Carlo Mazzi’s magical new guest house
HTSI’s contributing editor picks gifts for chic countryside living
The Kudos Project editor wants a watch, a wool rug and some wheels
The HTSI creative director picks presents for the aesthetically rigorous
‘In my favourite armchair, I curl into the shape of a croissant and can easily resist moving for a very long period of time’
A colossus of independent watchmaking, Kari Voutilainen has travelled a long way from Lapland to Switzerland
Prose meets property in this week’s issue
Open the door to inspiring homes, from Sicilian caves to Canary Wharf
8 Holland Street mixes eras, styles, high and low, the familiar and the unexpected
The late decorator’s richly layered aesthetic took off in the 1970s but is just as relevant today
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