Accessories

Channel the spellbinding spirit of Wicked with rich jewel tones and opulent homeware, worthy of Oz

For Karen Burgess, Christmas is the perfect excuse to bring together vintage and antique treasures and decorations – each piece adding to the joyful, colourful atmosphere in her Devonshire home

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.

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

Celebrate autumn with fresh decorating ideas, abundant orchards to visit, inside the V&A East Storehouse, collecting Whitby jet, the latest events, plus antiques imbued with stories of the uncanny and more!

A run-down 1970s bungalow on the Sussex coast has been transformed into a blissful beach house with a distinctly New England feel

Covid restrictions posed a challenge for the renovation of this Surrey home, but creativity won out in a cross-continental alliance between homeowners and designer. Photographer James Balston

Dive into our summer issue for a guide to collecting pearls, luxury train journeys, auction listings, and this season’s it-colour, butter yellow.

Discover four elegant homes, Bunny Campione’s bunny auction, Napoleon’s golden dagger, and the joy of toy boats.

A sinuous Giacometti cat, the Kelmscott Chaucer, and more have delighted buyers at auction

Explore four inspiring homes and discover the latest decorating trends for summer, plus space-saving furniture, the collectable world of Barbie and celebrating Cartier jewellery

From iconic teak sideboards to retro lighting and rare statement pieces, here’s where to hunt down the very best mid-century finds across the UK

Don’t miss our May issue, packed with essential collecting know-how, from textiles to Penguin books, Modernist jewellery to postage stamps, and more

Don’t miss our April issue, filled with practical ways to make a home that sings, from a masterclass in moodboard building to the psychology of colour

Grab a copy of our March issue! for beautiful, hand-picked fabrics and wallpapers; house tours; handy collecting guides and dates for your diary

Grab a copy of the latest issue for luxe decorating & styling ideas; discover the beguiling world of lover’s eye jewellery; take a trip to Asolo in Italy; plus 6 romantic heritage hotspots

Twentieth-century design classics, a muted palette and, of course, beautiful artworks create a peaceful feel in the home of artist David Gentleman. Photographs Andreas von Einsiedel

For Rebecca and Matthew, this elegant 19th-century house in Cornwall has two equally beautiful sides to its character. Photographs Rachael Smith

Lisa Mehydene’s skilful use of texture and pattern, paired with an eclectic selection of antiques, has transformed a rural barn into a warm and welcoming home away from home. Photographs Michael Paul/Living Inside

Sandrine and Marc-Antoine have put the life and soul back into this house in Brussels, restoring its original features to their former glory, and using their collection of vintage furniture and contemporary art to make it feel like home. Photographs Caroline Coehorst

Captivated by the timeworn appeal of vintage pieces and a love for all things white, Lois Cox has transformed a dark, unwelcoming space into an enchanting family home full of pretty homemade touches. Photographs Brent Darby

Pernille Holm transformed this Copenhagen workshop into an inviting home that’s packed with quirky details and original features. Feature Pia Olsen/Living Stories. Stylist Rikke Graff Juel. Photographs Anitta Behrendt

Pieces acquired from around the globe sit harmoniously with vernacular details in this Normandy home. Feature & Photographs Frederic Ducout / Living Inside

Small homes don’t need to compromise on character. In Nick Kenny’s two-up, two-down terrace, natural light, upcycled pieces and colourful accents make a big impact. Photographs Jody Stewart