
Homes & Antiques
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 decades-long history as the only newsstand title specialising in the buying, collecting and displaying of antiques, as well as the fascinating stories behind them.
Recent articles by Homes & Antiques
Our October issue is out now!
Grab a copy of our October issue and read about the challenges facing stately homes today, nail a timeless decorating scheme whatever your budget, plus discover six stunning design hotels for a treat
Small wonders: how to decorate a compact room
Small rooms can be awkward, but they’re a great chance to get creative with design. We share tips, techniques and furniture to make the most of compact spaces…
Inside our September issue!
tour four homes filled with art; discover the latest décor we’re loving; explore the Umbrian town rivalling Tuscany and book a stay at The Royal George – it’s dreamy!
Stately home chic is yours with these clever buys
Indulge in decorative wallpapers and fabrics that ooze stately glamour and bring period drama to life

Bored of bland homeware? So are we. The quirkiest pieces guaranteed to get your guests talking
Playful patterns, unusual silhouettes and quirky touches – this escapist trend is for spaces that don’t take themselves too seriously

Our July issue is out now!
Six coastal gardens that feel like you’re abroad, decoding the meanings of flowers, and fresh finds for your home and garden

Experts reveal the best jewellery to sell at auction
With the price of gold reaching record highs, there’s a lucrative market to be found in jewellery, says associate director of Woolley & Wallis, Marielle Whiting

Inside our June issue!
Grab a copy of our June issue and get the lowdown on making even the smallest homes cosy. Plus, a trip to Cambridge, costume for period dramas & collecting vintage Vogue

Easter table ideas: 7 ways to decorate your Easter dining table
From toile de Jouy napkins to pretty plates and fresh flower arrangements, here are some fun, seasonal Easter table ideas...

Our May issue is here!
Grab a copy of our May issue and learn all the tricks of the auction room! Plus, elegant escapes, new-season shopping, and four unique house tours

Take a peek inside our April issue!
In our April issue, explore four homes filled with colour and character. Plus, Japanese prints, advice from the experts and a Vancouver travel guide

11 scandalous antiques that prove the past was naughtier than you think
A mischievous look at the objects that kept desire alive through the ages

Effortless ways to style blue and white ceramics in your home
A large display of blue and white china creates a real statement. Here we show you different ways to display your collection...

Our March issue is out now!
Pick up a copy of the March issue and discover how biophilic design can transform a room, plus travel inspiration and a round-up of UK antiques fairs

Inside our February issue!
Our collecting special focuses on forgotten female collectors, Victorian buttonhooks, studio pottery and inspiring homes, plus the latest fairs and auctions listings

Emerald elegance: Chic pieces to refresh your space
Channel the spellbinding spirit of Wicked with rich jewel tones and opulent homeware, worthy of Oz

Our January issue is here!
Step into 2026 with interiors to inspire: cosy colours, timeless prints, and the best cultural openings. Explore homes full of character, from Suffolk retreats to weaver’s cottages, or celebrate rare treasures and timeless finds, from Welsh furniture to Arctic artefacts – exclusively in the January issue of Homes & Antiques.

Our December issue has landed!
Let the festivities begin! Explore four festive homes and discover the history of the Christmas stocking, plus dazzling emeralds, magic lanterns and a round-up of December’s cultural highlights

Wassail
Give a nod to traditional winter celebrations with this delicious mulled cider, steeped with warming spices and enriched with fruit

Chestnut & apple mince pies
These mince pies are perfect served warm with a dollop of brandy cream — or tucked into a Dickensian-style Christmas hamper

Charlotte Russe
This cold dessert made with layers of ladyfingers, fruit and flavoured cream, is believed to be named after Queen Charlotte, the wife of King George III

Pickled Salmon
Served chilled with rye bread, pickled salmon's tangy, subtly spiced flavour adds a refreshing touch to the Christmas table

Roast Goose
Make this showstopping Roast Goose for your Christmas feast this year, inspired by the Dickens classic, A Christmas Carol

Take a peek inside our November issue!
In our November issue, bring some warmth to your home with stylish lighting, glowing metallics, and timeless Tiffany lamps
