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Discover the forgotten women of the Arts and Crafts movement
May Morris, Mary Seton Watts, Margaret Macdonald… Well over a century ago, these pioneering women made a huge contribution to the Arts and Crafts movement, yet they were overshadowed by their male contemporaries. Now it’s their time to shine!
Step inside A La Ronde: the eccentric Devon home built by Britain's first feminists
Step inside this small English property in Exmouth, and enter into the imaginative world of two remarkably independent and creative Regency women. Photographs Andreas Von Einsiedel
Take a look inside Claydon House
Immerse yourself in the opulence of Claydon House, Buckinghamshire, backdrop to the film adaptation of 'Far from the Madding Crowd'. Feature Philippa Stockley Photographs Christopher Drake
Take a tour of Waddesdon Manor
Janet Gleeson explores Waddesdon Manor, the sumptuous late 19th-century chateau built by Ferdinand de Rothschild that is a treasure trove of grand 18th-century art. Photographs Christopher Drake
Mid-century modern furniture designers to know
Pick up a beautiful piece of vintage home-grown, post-war furniture and add sleek lines, solid construction and pleasing design to your home
Meet the Maker: Deborah Sears of Isis Ceramics
Enter the delicate world of Deborah Sears’ tin-glazed ceramics. Inspired by antique English Delftware, the pieces are now treasured by a new wave of collectors
How to buy antiques online
Antiques expert and author Mark Hill helps you get the best deals from online antiques auctions. Illustrations Polly Fern
Everything you (probably) didn't know about mochaware
Once only found in pubs and taverns, in recent years mochaware has risen through the ranks. Sophie Hannam takes a look at the history behind this iconic piece of pottery
A guide to collecting tartanware
Our columnist Luke Honey delves into the history of tartan and how to collect it...
How to upcycle furniture using sustainable methods and materials
Restorer and designer Jay Blades talks us through the best ways to upcycle old furniture using traditional methods and more sustainable fabrics and materials
Our favourite bookshops for buying second-hand books
Discover where to find the best copies of your favourite childhood books, elusive first editions or well-worn classics with our guide to the best antiquarian and second-hand treasure troves
A history of antique spongeware
Explore the charming history of sponge printing as Ellie Tennant dips into a thoroughly British pottery technique. Photographs Rachel Whiting
A history of Victorian watercolours
Discover the vast and fascinating field of Victorian watercolours with Antiques Roadshow expert Grant Ford
How to choose the the right carpet
Maggie Stevenson explains how to make your carpets cosy, comfortable and colourful
Designer Tom Raffield on his Grand Designs home and vintage sideboard
The lighting and furniture designer tells us about his favourite possessions and new-found passion for colour
Angie Lewin on her Victorian home and career highlights
The artist and printmaker talks to H&A about her career highlights and inspiring people and places
Emma Bridgewater on her ceramic collections and favourite antiques shops
The ceramicist on her favourite possessions, buying antiques and decorating disasters
Sarah Beeny on her Somerset farmhouse and decorating disasters
The property guru and TV presenter talks to H&A about feats of engineering, decorating faux pas and the wonder of living in the country
Fearne Cotton chats about her 19th-century home
Broadcaster and designer Fearne Cotton tells us about her love of old properties, maximalist wallpapers and shopping on London's Portobello Road
Luke Edward Hall on mixing eras and the perfect shade of pink
We chat to prolific artist and designer Luke Edward Hall about mixing eras, the appeal of buying books and the perfect shade of pink
Kate Silverton: her Victorian home & passion for African art
BBC newsreader Kate Silverton tells us about her passion for African art, buying antiques abroad and juxtaposing old and new pieces in her Victorian home
Kentaro Poteliakhoff's joyful Victorian home in Hackney
The east London home of Kentaro Poteliakhoff, owner of Rooms of Clapton, is a joyful mix of Victorian and rococo antiques and quirky objets d’art set against vibrant, candy-coloured walls. Feature: Kate Jacobs. Photographs: Rachael Smith
Jay Blades shares his favourite independent artists
Our columnist explains why he finds little-known artists more exciting than big names
Jay Blades chats about his new year goals
Our columnist Jay Blades welcomes the opportunity a new year brings for fresh inspiration