
Spring feasting recipes: a trio of salads
Three colourful salads that celebrate spring’s produce. Perfect for partnering with the whole side of salmon for a spring get together.

Spring feasting recipes: whole side of salmon with lemon and dill
An easy yet impressive centrepiece dish from our café, The Provenist, that’s perfect for springtime ...

How to choose a rug
Six quick tips on choosing a rug – from when you might want to use a runner to how to avoid the comm...

Hidden elements of design: AGA
At 99 years old, the AGA has earned its place in our kitchens (and hearts) thanks to its classic des...

When in Knutsford
While we have stores up and down the country, we know that, quite often, you’ll be making a longer t...

Cool, classic white kitchens
The best ‘trends’ are the ones that don’t fade away; it’s what differentiates a passing fad from som...

Talking to Henry
Those of you who’ve been with us a while might remember that in our second volume of Stories, way ba...

Pairing patterns with plains
Pattern. For some, it’s a thrilling world to dive into and unleash on their homes. For others, the v...

The hidden elements of design: Dualit
How 70 years of original thinking and a constant drive to improve has marked Dualit out as one of th...

Oh Easter tree
Much like its December counterpart, the Christmas tree, it seems it’s the Germans we have to thank f...

An Easter tablescape
This year Easter may not be quite as big an occasion for feasting as we’d like, but with the possibi...

Lucy & her Chichester kitchen
“A traditional style kitchen with a modern twist” was the brief for this couple’s renovation project...

Hidden heroes: the Wycombe folding chair
Everything we do at Neptune is about making your life better in ways big and small. Sometimes that’s...

The foundations of using pattern, the Neptune way
There are some designers (and homes) for whom pattern is something to be draped across many surfaces...

Making a statement with Clemmie
We do love a statement headboard. Much like a fireplace in a living room, it’ll anchor your bedroom ...

Ways with Burnt Sienna
There’s so much creative fun to be had in putting together a colour scheme, but sometimes it can be ...

Hidden elements of design: Marlborough Tiles
The tile specialists with an eye for colour and detail....

Ways to use Flax Blue in the kitchen
Soft shades of white and grey are amongst the most-loved colours to use in the kitchen. As are, at t...

How to make a spring bulb arrangement
Cut flowers are stunning (we’ll always have a place in our home for our life-like ones) and house pl...

The hidden heroes
Every time we create a new collection – which we do twice a year in spring and autumn – we always li...

Behind the collection
The inspiration behind a collection can come from anywhere – a sunset, an unexpected find at an anti...

A few of our favourite things
A new season collection is always a moment of anticipation and excitement. Here, we’ve asked a handf...

Introducing Burnt Sienna
This season’s new colour owes much to history yet feels refreshingly contemporary...

March’s flower
For many of us, daffodils mark the beginning of spring. While snowdrops and crocuses may be the firs...

A celebration of spring in nature
Spring. Is any season so welcome, so wanted? While autumn brings relief after the heat of summer, th...

A shed of one's own
Author and stylist Clare Nolan explains why a shed at the end of the garden is every grown up’s drea...

Greenhouses, orangeries and conservatories, a short history
What is the difference between an orangery, a greenhouse and a conservatory? Like many ‘back of hous...

In the larder: our spring staples
A well-stocked larder is the secret to kitchen calmness. When a delicious and nutritious meal can al...

In praise of green spaces
Elizabeth Metcalfe is the Deputy Features Editor at House and Garden magazine. Having studied Englis...

How to: light an open plan kitchen and living room
From architectural to ambient lighting – advice from two of our home designers…...

Novels and their interiors
Escape into the world of literary interiors with Elizabeth Metcalfe – deputy features editor at Hous...

The power of sound
What constitutes the perfect home sound system? We asked Greg McAllister, sound experience manager a...

Sarah & her Henley kitchen
No matter how small the space is, there’s always room to dream big…...

How to add character in a new build
A few clever design and decorating decisions can add years to a newer home...

On Pantone’s 2021 Colours of the Year
This year, as they have been doing since the first year of the new millennium, Pantone have selected...

Let’s Design: home edition
In part two of our ‘Let’s Design’ blog series, one of our home designers George talks us through the...

Easy ways to enhance your bathroom
Our bathrooms are working hard at the moment. Not only during the morning rush but as welcome retrea...

The joy of the bath tub
Elizabeth Metcalf shares why to her, and so many others, taking a bath is a time for both rest and i...

A potted guide to painting
Paint’s one of the simplest and quickest ways to update your home – the right combination of shades ...

Talking to Jessica, a Neptune home designer
Every now and then, here on our journal, in our print magazine, Stories, and on our Instagram, we li...

The versatility of Chawton
Chawton’s not a new topic for us here on the journal. And rightly so: as a storage design that you c...