Welcoming the challenge of designing a garden for a thatched newbuild in the Cotswolds, Marcus Barnett created a series of terraces and paths that complement the undulating planting and carefully selected trees
An English country house and garden in Herefordshire is a treasure trove of historic wonder. The owners have put their stamp on the historic property, particularly in the cottage garden with formal elements.
From rural cottage to grand estate, country gardens should be tailored to the house and landscape they occupy. Clare Foster talks to three garden designers about the elements that give a garden that all-important sense of place and we've included loads of inspiration to help you design your English country garden to perfection
Photographed by Taylor and Porter, this shoot has white, green and gold decor and peonies, roses and lisianthus.
Welcoming the challenge of designing a garden for a thatched newbuild in the Cotswolds, Marcus Barnett created a series of terraces and paths that complement the undulating planting and carefully selected trees
From rural cottage to grand estate, country gardens should be tailored to the house and landscape they occupy. Clare Foster talks to three garden designers about the elements that give a garden that all-important sense of place and we've included loads of inspiration to help you design your English country garden to perfection
Full to the brim with antiques, art, striking paint colors, and charm for days—take a peek inside the dramatic Cotswolds cottage (and one-time schoolhouse) of designer William Yeoward.
Small traditional orchards could vanish from the British landscape by the end of the century unless action is taken to save them, environmental experts and campaigners warn. Orchards are home to a wide range of wildlife but more than 60% of have vanished since the 1950s
From rural cottage to grand estate, country gardens should be tailored to the house and landscape they occupy. Clare Foster talks to three garden designers about the elements that give a garden that all-important sense of place and we've included loads of inspiration to help you design your English country garden to perfection
Photo: Mallory Recor | Floor: Harbor Written by Mallory Recor About the Author: Mallory Recor is a Stuga blog contributor and former design consultant. A long-time lover of all things design, she has lived all over the world and is building a cozy home in northern Michigan. You can find her on Instagram at @malloryrecor. It's been a year since we moved to northern Michigan and into our minimal English country-inspired home. We’ve had time to settle in, hang a few things on the walls, and live out four seasons in this home, yet not a week goes by that I don’t think about the feature that kickstarted the entire design: Our Harbor floors. You’ve been with me through the selection and installation processes, but today I’m reporting back to dish about living with Stuga floors. Spoiler alert: We are so happy. How Well Do Stuga Floors Hold Up? Because our Stuga floors are a living piece of our home, one of the questions we get most is,
Petworth is known for its Capability Brown parkland, open to the public, but in the private gardens, Caroline Egremont has created an exquisite and intimate sanctuary within a series of garden rooms.
Welcoming the challenge of designing a garden for a thatched newbuild in the Cotswolds, Marcus Barnett created a series of terraces and paths that complement the undulating planting and carefully selected trees
From rural cottage to grand estate, country gardens should be tailored to the house and landscape they occupy. Clare Foster talks to three garden designers about the elements that give a garden that all-important sense of place and we've included loads of inspiration to help you design your English country garden to perfection
Imagine stepping into an English countryside kitchen that feels like a warm, inviting hug from your favorite cozy sweater. Picture yourself surrounded by the ch
What began as a yearlong retreat on a farm in the Cotswolds turned into a whole new life for fashion insider Amanda Brooks and her family
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This is the front door to The Orchard, designed and built by C F A Voysey as his own home in 1899. Voysey's expansive adaptation of the English country cottage was his home until 1906 during which time he commuted to his office in Baker St. on the Metropolitan line from Chorleywood. The house was placed surprisingly close to the road and privacy is maintained by a high yew hedge. The all-seeing eye of Google Streetview provides a much more comprehensive view from its elevated antenna. The heart-shaped form is a letter-box.
This Cotswolds garden is a topiary dream world of hidden nooks and ravishing views.
Le jardin à l'anglaise met à l'honneur le naturel, c'est l'art de faire croire à l'involontaire et voici comment créer un jardin au style anglais.
In line with the owners’ environmental vision, our Garden Designer of the Year Dan Pearson has created a sustainable and productive garden in tune with nature, which celebrates its spectacular location on the Devon coast.
Libby Russell has spent 15 years developing her own Somerset garden, unifying two distinct halves within a valley, filling it with year-round colour and cultivating a sense of comfort and joy.
Creative backyard landscaping ideas that include simple and elegant or bold and spectacular centerpieces make your surroundings look interesting and unique
I do apologise for being rather late with this May update – but I have been away in America on the first trip of the ‘Monty Don’s American Gardens’ series that will be shown early next year. We filmed in Washington, Virginia, South Carolina, Miami, & Louisiana.
