Interiors & Gardens
The Woman Who Taught Britain to Grow Its Own Wedding Flowers
The Woman Who Taught Britain to Grow Its Own Wedding Flowers There is a photograph of Sarah Raven, taken at Perch Hill sometime in…
Interiors & Gardens
The relationship between what we grow outside and how we live inside. Conservatories, cutting gardens, houseplants, garden rooms, and the homes that blur the line between indoors and out.
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Interiors & Gardens
The English Cutting Garden: A Year in Six Vases
A cutting garden is not a flower bed. It is not a border, not a display, not something designed to be looked at from…
Interiors & Gardens
The Conservatory Revival: Why the Victorian Glasshouse Is Having a Design Moment
A new generation is rediscovering the conservatory — not as a greenhouse, but as a room. A liminal space where garden meets interior, where…
Interiors & Gardens
A London Townhouse Where the Garden Grows Through the House
A London townhouse designed around a single idea: every room must have a view of something growing. Interior designer Clara Ashworth and landscape architect…
Interiors & Gardens
The Winter Greenhouse: Growing Through the Dark Months
Most gardeners treat the greenhouse as a summer asset. In April and May, it is a nursery: seed trays of tomatoes and chillies, modules…