Explore lesser-known historic towns and cities packed with heritage attractions, beautiful architecture and characterful ...

The Homes & Antiques team comprises some of the UK's best interior designers, antiques experts and lifestyle journalists and editors. Produced by a committed team in Bristol, Homes & Antiques has a ...

The Georgian era was a golden age for craftsmanship and design. Here we explore some of the most influential movements and trends of the era... From vast, elegant townhouses to shapely brown furniture ...

Think of a classic dolls’ house and you’ll probably picture a perfectly symmetrical building with soft red-brick walls, tall sash windows, detailing around the front door and a hipped roof with ...

It is perhaps the most infamous tale in biscuit tin history… a colourful, old-fashioned tea party adorns the lid of a classic biscuit tin. The quaint design, inspired by the work of Victorian ...

We all know that horrible sinking feeling when your favourite bowl or mug hits the floor. The crack of ceramic on tile is one we all dread. But what if there were a way of repairing broken ceramic and ...

Defined simply as a settee that seats two, but also known as a tête-à-tête, a causeuse, a confidante, a siamoise and a gossip couch, the form is common in many countries including Britain, France, and ...

In January a friend sent me an excited text having just discovered Nottingham’s ethereal Grade II*-listed Church Cemetery. Grade II*-listed Church Cemetery in Nottingham opened in 1856. - Heather ...

Before Tracy Rutherfurd and Nic Holland had even set eyes on the romantic, Belle Époque townhouse that would become their French home, they had a passion for French antiques. The couple – who are ...

With its design harking back to a pre-industrial, simpler way of life, the Sussex chair epitomised the values of Morris and Co, the design company founded by William Morris. Enormously popular at the ...

A union of elegance and utility, the travelling chamber candlestick carried by explorers, military officers and European royalty from the late 17th to the early 20th centuries became a classic piece ...

The beautiful city of Derby houses the only surviving British porcelain factory that still produces all its porcelain on its own premises – others have either closed long ago or moved their operations ...