Innholdsfortegnelse for September 2025 i HomeStyle

With summer nearing its end, September is the perfect time to pause and take stock. Giving back-to-school vibes, autumn, in particular, can feel like a new beginning. So, this month, we asked interior designers and pro organisers to share their top tips for an autumn reset, to help you create a calm, clutter-free home as we prepare to spend more time indoors (p86). Excitingly, a new season also means new decor collections! Our style editor, Hannah, has been busy choosing the best autumn/winter looks to inspire you, with affordable ideas for quick updates and bigger projects, too (p56). One key trend is the retro revival look we've spotlighted in this month's Style Insider – from a room makeover to a nod to the trend, we've got all the inspo you need…

Unite past and present for this spin on mid-century style. The sleek designs of the 50s, 60s and 70s are enduring favourites and, this season, they've been reimagined. Team retro shapes, like oval tables and arched bed frames, with stripes and colour-blocking. Keep things fresh by using blues and greens as hero tones and leaving orange and yellow as accents – this will create a look that is familiar but up to date. Mix and match upholstery materials to add extra dimension to your scheme. Look for pieces made from heavily textured fabrics such as chenille, velvet and corduroy, and use all three styles across your scheme. If your budget won't stretch to new furniture, find cushion covers made from these fabrics – or make your own instead! Don't feel…

Copy Kimberley's sleek focal point and hide all those pesky wires • Measure your TV and wall space, then plan your layout. Get that built-in feel with shelves, recesses, or a spot for a soundbar. • Use timber battens to create a frame, secured to the wall using screws for stability. This gives you something to attach panels to and creates space to hide cables. If you're on a tight budget, check your local community boards or salvage yards for free or low-cost timber. • Enhance your media wall with layered lighting. Combine recessed spotlights for ambient glow, LED strips to highlight shelving, and backlighting behind the TV for a cinematic feel. Opt for dimmable options to control mood and reduce glare. • Before you close it up, run your…

A BIT ABOUT ME I'm Mariné Lee, 35, a production manager from Chile. I've been living in the UK since 2016 with my husband, Jonathan, 39, who works as a product designer, and our cocker spaniel, Luna. You can follow my home journey on Instagram (@fromblanktobloom). WHERE I LIVE Our home is a four-bedroom detached house in Keynsham, on the outskirts of Bristol. We moved in three years ago. WHAT I WANTED TO CHANGE Making the house more sustainable was our goal from the outset. We installed a heat pump and also focused on adding character to eliminate the ‘new-build look’. HOW I MADE IT MY OWN We wanted to add warmth and personality throughout. We chose engineered flooring and tiles, and repainted every room using natural acrylic paint. MY…

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A BIT ABOUT ME I'm Lyndsey Wardman, 52, a self-employed hairdresser and interior designer (@myhomeismyhappy). I also have a new online store selling quirky accessories (myhomeismyhappyinteriors.co.uk). I live with my husband, 50, a business development manager, our two sons, 21, and 18, and our cockapoo. WHERE I LIVE Our home is a four-bedroom detached house in County Durham, which we bought in 2017. WHAT I WANTED TO CHANGE It was all very white, and the living room had no focal point. I also wanted to give the orangey kitchen cupboards a makeover. HOW I MADE IT MY OWN I wanted to make it as homely as possible by adding more colour and layers. Every room has a throw, along with some ambient lighting, cosy cushions and candles. MY FAVOURITE PART…

TOP TIP It's helpful to plan your ribbon layout on the fabric before you attach it to the board to ensure you're happy with the arrangement YOU WILL NEED • old cork noticeboard • tape measure • pencil • piece of cotton fabric of your choice • iron • piece of polyester wadding • scissors staple gun and staples • lengths of ribbon in colours that complement your fabric • drawing pins INSTRUCTIONS 1 To work out the amount of fabric and wadding you'll need, measure the height and width of the cork board, then add an extra 8cm all the way around to allow for the depth of the board and to have enough fabric to fold over. Iron the fabric to remove any creases, then measure and cut…

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Style idea Wooden wall panelling not only helps bring nature indoors, it can also improve the acoustics of your space As we head into autumn, many of us will start to feel the seasonal shift not only in the weather but in our mood. Darker mornings, shorter days, and more time spent indoors can all take a toll on our mental wellbeing. The good news? With the right design and decor, our homes can become a sanctuary to support our emotional balance. ‘We now know there's a crucial link between our environment and our mental health,’ says Pippa Jameson, interior stylist and founder of The Sensory Home. ‘Our homes directly influence how we feel, behave, and function day to day. Sensory design is a powerful tool – when used intentionally,…

About me I'm Kayla Reynolds, 39, a content creator @reynoldsresidence and I live here with my husband, Stuart, 39, a company director, and our three dogs. Our home is a new-build, four-bedroom house in Worcestershire, which we bought in 2018. TOTAL £929 BEFORE My problem living room During lockdown, I needed a room to work from home in. We gave our front living room a makeover to turn it into a calm, elegant space that works as both my home office and a place to unwind. How I made it work We installed panelling and painted it in Farrow & Ball's Elephant's Breath to complement the walls, which we painted in Timeless by Dulux. We furnished the space with high-street finds and played around with the layout so that it…

With autumn on the horizon, it's the ideal time to reset our homes and routines, ready for the steadier rhythm that the season brings. We've tapped into the expertise of homeorganising experts and interior designers, who are here to share their go-to strategies for staying on top of clutter and creating a cosy, restful space that nurtures wellbeing. 1 Rearrange the hallway ‘As we transition into autumn, it's a perfect time to focus on our entryways. Move lighter jackets back into wardrobes and swap them out on hallway coat hooks for warmer, heavier layers. Make space for welly boots, and pop down a boot tray to catch rainy drips. Hang umbrellas on hooks or give them a proper stand, and bring out the baskets of gloves and scarves so they're easy…

TOP TIP Keep a garden journal and take photos throughout the year to help you plan for next year 1 Reflect and plan There's always something new to learn about gardening, so use autumn to reflect on your plot's successes and failures. Make a note of anything you'd like to try next year – a list of plants to sow, an overhaul of a neglected corner, any plants that were smash hits, or ones that struggled. This will not only help your patch to thrive, it'll grow your green-fingered skills and love of gardening, too. TOP TIP Plant bulbs in clusters – the more you have, the more impressive the display 2 Divide herbaceous perennials Give yourself the gift of free plants, by dividing your current ones and replanting to allow them…

Modern Victorian Victorian decor is an enduring trend and here at HomeStyle we love a period scheme. Porcelain Superstore has launched two new floor tile collections – Midlake and Chelsea (left) to tap into the trend. ‘The Chelsea collection is a real classic,’ says Abbas Youssefi, managing director. ‘It's simple but impactful, channelling timeless Victorian styling with a sprinkle of 21st-century interiors magic to create statement flooring.’ The tiles are available in six colours plus four mix packages, so you can reproduce that classic chequerboard design. Ready, set, go! KitchenAid has added two new appliances to its clever Go Cordless system – a handy range of tools that can all be powered with one removable, interchangeable battery. The new citrus juicer is ideal for busy mornings or preparing dressings and sauces.…

Tackling the dirt and grime in your bathroom is never a favourite task when it comes to cleaning the house. From battling limescale build-up to shifting mildew, it all takes up precious time that we'd rather spend doing more pleasant tasks. So, if you're making some changes in your bathroom, why not choose the options that help to make cleaning a breeze? Keep the bathroom layout minimal and fuss-free – the fewer ridges, corners and crevices for dirt to build up in, the better. Textured tiles can be tough to scrub and the perfect place for grime to grow, so look out for smooth, non-porous materials such as ceramic, porcelain and glass. These are water-resistant and easy to wipe clean, making them a great choice. Ventilation should be another key…

1 This quality laptop case comes in 18 stylish colours and four sizes. Its flap can be folded, transforming it into a laptop stand – handy for comfortable typing. 2 Say goodbye to cable chaos with this nifty cable tidy, offering multiple internal compartments. There's also a smaller version (£15), with space for AirPods and a charger. 3 Brighten up your tech with a fun, floral twist! This playful case adds colour and charm wherever you are – school, work, or home – with a perfect mix of style and function.…

CUT OUT & KEEP! Leek and porcini pappardelle PREP TIME 15 minutes COOKING TIME 15 minutes SERVES 4 INGREDIENTS ● 3 tbsp extra virgin olive oil ● 3 leeks, cut into thin rounds ● 2 garlic cloves, finely chopped ● 30g fresh sage leaves ● 500g pappardelle pasta ● 30g porcini mushrooms, soaked in boiling water for 10 minutes ● 300ml double cream ● 70g pecorino cheese METHOD Meanwhile, bring a large saucepan of salted water to the boil. . Once the sauce is combined, season to taste. Recipe and image courtesy of OcadoLife, ocado.com Burst tomato and bacon spaghetti PREP TIME 10 minutes COOKING TIME 20 minutes SERVES 2 INGREDIENTS ● 400g dried spaghetti ● salt ● 250g bacon lardons ● olive oil ● 2 garlic cloves ● 300g cherry tomatoes ● 2…

CROSSWORD ACROSS: 1 Split up, 5 Measles, 9 Limit, 10 Freshener, 11 Nun, 12 Rules, 13 Khaki, 14 Equal, 16 Tiptoe, 18 Kidnap, 19 Erase, 22 Table, 24 Ethos, 26 Sir, 27 Honeymoon, 29 E. Coli, 30 Pasture, 31 Yule log. DOWN: 1 Silence, 2 Lemon curd, 3 Tutor, 4 Piffle, 5 Meets, 6 Ash, 7 Linda, 8 Sardine, 13 Knife, 15 Lease, 17 Toadstool, 18 Ketchup, 20 Earring, 21 Chunky, 23 Bones, 24 Elope, 25 Spell, 28 You. MYSTERY WORD: ROMANCE WORD SCRAMBLE There are more than 25 well-known words – anything over 15 is excellent! SUDOKU WORD SEARCH Did you find them all? SPOT THE DIFFERENCE 1. Cushion is green 2. Coaster is brown 3. Cushion has lost its tassles 4. Wall hanging top is yellow 5. Lamp…

ADD ELEGANCE TO ANY ROOM GARDEN TRADING Country casual Embrace the season by turning your home into a sanctuary – think soft neutrals and lots of texture, for a look that feels fresh yet cosy Style idea Weave in textures of jute and rattan for a bohemian, rustic touch GET THE LOOK Natural shades such as stone, clay and sand, plus subtle touches of green, work together to create a calm, grounded feel. These colours echo the changing season and help transform your home into a haven. This range is a tactile step into autumn, enveloping you in the softness of wool, bouclé, and linen. After a long walk, a sofa filled with cushions and cosy throws is just the thing to warm you up. Be sure to layer up…

A BIT ABOUT ME I'm Kimberley Sizer, 37, an assistant manager at a financial advisory firm. I live with my husband, Matt, 40, head of commercial operations for a renewable energy firm, and our children, Zach, six, and Penny, three. You can see more of my home on Instagram @myhousebythebay. WHERE I LIVE We live in a 1930s semi-detached house in Cullercoats, North Tyneside, which we bought in April 2017. WHAT I WANTED TO CHANGE The house worked well until we had kids, and the kitchen started to feel very separate from the rest of the ground floor. Lockdown was probably a blessing in disguise, as we could really knuckle down and save more money to reconfigure the space. HOW I MADE IT MY OWN Our style is quite modern.…

PASTEL PRETTINESS Style idea Corduroy has a retro charm that works brilliantly in modern spaces 'Bright colours fill me with joy! Every piece I choose tells a story' Style idea Choose a statement cushion then echo the colours in the objects you place nearby ADD GLAM WITH GOLD 3 OF A KIND… STATEMENT MUGS…

TOP TIP Sequins can shed during cutting so remove loose ones from the edges with a lint roller YOU WILL NEED • dome-shaped metal lampshade frame • large sheet of paper or old newspaper • pencil • tape measure • sequinned fabric • scissors • double-sided adhesive tape • spray adhesive or fabric glue INSTRUCTIONS 1 Place the dome-shaped lampshade frame on a large piece of paper (a sheet of old newspaper works well). Use a pencil to mark your starting point and roll the frame along the paper, marking the top and bottom edges as you roll it until you get back to the starting point. Connect the top and bottom marks with a straight line, then draw another horizontal line halfway between the top and bottom lines, as…

• Create a focal wall: Paint is the ultimate budget transformer. Go bold with a rich shade behind your bed or sofa to draw the eye and anchor the space. For extra texture, try DIY panelling, a limewash paint or brick-slip tiles. • Layer lighting: Ditch the lone overhead bulb for a mix of lighting – wall sconces, floor lamps, table lamps, picture lights and bistro lights – each creating mood and interest. Buy affordable options from vintage markets, or upcycle old shades with fabric. • Add texture underfoot: A patterned or natural-fibre rug instantly elevates a plain floor and brings softness. Layering smaller rugs is a savvy trick if you're working around awkward dimensions, or using what you already own. • Go big on personality: Oversized art – or…

Pretty & productive Having a dedicated office space at home where you can focus effectively is so important in these days of remote working. Even if your desk is in an area under the stairs or on the landing, make sure it's as appealing as possible and a pleasure to come back to. Give yours a ‘new term' refresh with an uplifting wallpaper from B&Q's GoodHome range. Pick out toning neutrals from the design to paint the rest of the room, creating a soothing atmosphere conducive to work or study. Looks like luxury slate, without the price tag… EASY-CLEAN PORCELAIN Palette perfection If you often have difficulty settling on a colour scheme, we feel your pain – the sheer amount of choice can be overwhelming. So top marks go to…

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1. DECLUTTER FIRST Before diving into a total redesign of your space, take stock of what you already have to work with. Assess your furniture and go through your belongings, so you can determine what you want to keep and what storage you might need to make the room more functional. For more advice on seasonal decluttering head to our Autumn Reset feature on page 86. 2. CONSIDER FUNCTIONALITY You may want your dining area to feel sociable and energetic, so bold prints would work better here than in a bedroom, where you would probably prefer a more soothing and relaxing atmosphere, with softer tones and fabrics. Remember, it needs to work for you, and how you want to feel in that room. 3. TAKE IT SLOWLY Don't feel you need…

Style idea Double the illumination with an elegant two-light wall fitting 'I like neutrals for their calming effect, which helps me focus' Style idea Add a smart focal point with a series of prints all framed the same way COMFORT & STYLE 3 OF A KIND… BUD VASES…

Keeping on top of organising your home can be challenging, especially if you struggle with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, otherwise known as ADHD. People with ADHD typically find it more difficult to organise and keep clutter at bay because an ADHD brain processes attention, motivation and executive function differently. Dr Milli Raizada, a GP, hormone health expert and founder of drmilli.co.uk, explains more about the impact of ADHD. ‘The brain's ability to prioritise tasks, switch focus and manage time is impaired, making it hard to start or finish tidying. Constant clutter and disorganisation can feel like personal failure, when it's actually neurological. Emotional attachment to objects can also make letting go much more difficult.’ But this doesn't mean there aren't ways to work with ADHD and make these everyday tasks…

SOPHIE CLEMSON Director and co-founder of The Living House TASH BRADLEY Director of interior design at Lick EMMA ANTHONY Head of design and product development at Dunelm BECKY MARTIN Interior design leader at IKEA UK&IE Q Will using pattern make a small room feel even smaller? Sophie Clemson is director and co-founder of The Living House – an online interior design company helping busy families create homes that are both beautiful and practical. She says… 'Using pattern in a room can bring it to life, even in a small space, but it's the scale of the pattern you use that's important. Large-scale patterns work better in small rooms compared with tiny, busy prints. Large and oversized prints can trick the eye and expand the feeling of space in a room,…

Best for… family bathrooms ‘Family bathrooms are busy places, where germs like to harbour – why not introduce a rimless toilet, which is more hygienic as it provides fewer places for germs to hide? Likewise, bathroom taps with a sensor are easy for kids to use and will help reduce fingerprints and water spots. Using bold, dark colours – on flooring or grout – can be a smart choice, too, as they're less likely to show up dirt and wear compared to lighter shades.’ Stuart Douglas, presenter of Channel 4's Can't Sell, Must Sell and joint host of the Property Unlocked podcast Best for… small bathrooms ‘As well as creating a sense of openness and space, wall-mounted furniture and brassware make everyday cleaning much easier, allowing for optimal floor access…

5 EASY STEPS TO… Spider-proof your home September is the start of spider season, so if you're not a fan of these eight-legged creatures then read on… we've got some great tips on how to get them out – and keep them out – the kind and natural way! These long-handled tools come with soft bristles or suction cups to gently trap and release spiders outside without harm. Some even have a vacuum. They're especially handy for those who'd rather not get too close! Outside, you could plant a eucalyptus tree, or some mint or lavender, by the windows. But don't fall for the conker myth – despite popular belief, there's no scientific proof that conkers (horse chestnuts) repel spiders. will get rid of existing webs and egg sacs. It's…

TOP TIP If you prefer a more rustic look or are short on time, use chalk paint instead of eggshell as it requires minimal prep. Finish with wax for a beautifully matt, velvety result YOU WILL NEED • wooden side table or stool • palm sander or sandpaper and sanding block • lint-free cloth • tape measure • pencil • masking tape • eggshell paint • paintbrush • clear varnish INSTRUCTIONS 1 Begin by sanding back the surface of your side table using a palm sander, or sandpaper and a sanding block, to remove any existing paint or varnish on the surface, and to create a good key for the paint. Once you've removed the paint or varnish, wipe over the side table with a damp, lint-free cloth to remove…

• Start by taping all of the edges of your walls to make sure you achieve a clean finish. • Apply two coats of primer, making sure every corner is covered. Don't skip this step! • Once the primer is dry, it's time for the fun part – choosing your limewash technique. There are two main styles – ‘cloud’ and ‘drag down’. Once you've chosen your technique, it's time to get painting! • Cloud technique: Dab the paint onto the wall and spread it out with criss-cross strokes to create soft, feathered edges. Start each ‘cloud’ separately, then gently pull the edges together for a dreamy, textured look. A total of three coats is best for this method. • Drag down technique: Use light, smooth strokes to pull the brush…

Style idea Create a 3D gallery wall with built-in shelving that's painted to match the rest of the room Playful Paintbox Set your inner child free with this nostalgic look Have some serious fun creating this cute and kitsch trend at home. Bring together vintage shapes, bold colours and unexpected materials, like acrylic, to create rooms that are full of joyful energy. The mid-century style is iconic – it's so well established as a symbol of ‘good taste’ that you can get pretty adventurous and it'll still look classic. So, you can be confident using strong shades and busy patterns – just choose colours with a dash of grey in them. These will feel rich but muted, which will enhance that retro vibe. Drop in sculptural ornaments and patchwork pieces…

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Kamalyn Kaur, a psychotherapist and anxiety expert, shares five simple strategies that can help support those with low mood HAVING VISUAL ORDER Clutter and visual chaos can be overwhelming, so opt for closed storage such as cupboards, drawers, or matching lidded baskets, and keep surfaces as clear as possible. Use containers in the same colours for a cohesive look. AVOID SENSORY OVERLOAD Stick to calming colour palettes such as soft whites, beige, or blush pink. Avoid loud patterns or busy combinations – too many visual elements can cause restlessness. CREATE RESET ZONES Carve out a peaceful nook for grounding practices. This could be a comfy chair with a soft blanket, a candle-lit corner, or a spot in which to read and decompress. We never grow out of needing a space…

Stairway to heaven Add style and safety, with a beautiful handrail crafted from solid wood and metal. This rail, available in four finishes – Pine, Oak, Ebony and Driftwood – will bring an elegant touch to any staircase. It feels super smooth and offers reliable stability, making it a great choice for homes with kids, older adults, or anyone needing extra reassurance. You can even install it yourself. There's no need to drill into the rail, and everything you need comes neatly packed in one box, along with clear step-by-step instructions. This 3.6m length is designed to fit a standard 13-step staircase but it can also be trimmed to suit your space if required. Give your wall a wake-up call with a statement clock Steal the spotlight Pulling an interior…

Maisie's hallway ‘My hallway is a blank canvas – white, plain and lacking character. I want to transform it into a warm, inviting space that makes an instant impact, sparks interest and brings a smile to my face every time I come home, while also welcoming visitors with intrigue, personality and style.’ CHAMPAGNE TOTAL £ 7,199.11 LEMONADE TOTAL £1,139.43 Big impact, small budget Maisie's inspiration image from Anna van der Aar's ‘Farmhouse’ project exudes warmth and sophistication, blending modern and mid-century furniture with abstract patterns and traditional panelling. The result is a textured space that sets the tone the moment you step inside. 01 Clever wall treatments Tongue-and-groove adds instant charm to blank walls but, in a long hallway, costs and mess can quickly add up. Since Maisie already has…

Lucy Gough, stylist, author and founder of interiorstylingschool.com, shares her tips for creating the illusion of more space. Follow Lucy @style_by_lucy Maximise natural light Avoid heavy fabrics that absorb light – sheer blinds or curtains bring an airy, open feel. Opt for window dressings that can be pulled completely away from windows, to let in as much light as possible. Keep it clutter-free Less is more in a compact space. Choose multifunctional furniture with hidden storage to reduce visual clutter. A clean, streamlined room instantly feels more spacious and calming. Use mirrors and reflective surfaces Mirrors bounce light and expand sightlines, making rooms feel larger and brighter. Position a large mirror opposite a window, or use mirrored furniture to amplify natural light and depth. Create a focal point Anchor the…

Best for… small kitchens ‘Studies in biophilic design have shown that the human brain generally prefers curved lines. It stems from our natural instinct as animals living in forests, where there are hardly any straight lines. A curved island will make a statement and add instant softness. If that is out of budget, add rounded edges to your worktops. Curvy handles and round knobs will also bring a pleasant finish, while a curved wall clock is practical with a touch of chic.’ Aurélien Farjon, interior designer, stylist and art director (@aurelienhome) Best for… adding personality ‘Kitchens are all straight lines and edges, which is exactly why curves are your secret weapon! They soften the space, slow things down and add a wink of personality. It's not just about layout; it's…

Easy breezy Still sweltering in September? Bring a touch of style, and a whole lot of cool, to your bedroom or living space with this sleek, modern fan. Its 85-degree oscillation sweeps a refreshing breeze through every corner of the room, offering instant relief wherever you are. Easy to use thanks to a remote control, it has three simple speed settings, two modes, and a 7-hour programmable timer. Plus, it's been given the Quiet Mark, meaning it won't disturb you as you work or sleep – perfect for those unexpectedly hot, late-summer days. Neat and dry This clever splash-catcher is designed to sit around your tap, draining water straight back into the sink and banishing those damp and soggy worktops that can cause black mould. Made from easy-to-clean silicone, it's…

1 Time for a deep clean Give doormats and entryways a deep clean to get them ready for wetter, muddier days ahead. Shake out or vacuum mats, scrub them with warm, soapy water, and let them dry fully. Sweep and mop around entrances to remove built-up dirt. 2 Check your heating Test your heating early to ensure it's working properly before the cold weather sets in. Turn it on briefly to check that radiators are warming up, listen for any unusual noises, and make sure your thermostat is responsive. 3 Plan for cooler weather Stock up on autumn essentials to keep your home cosy. Think warm blankets, soft throws, scented candles, and cold-weather supplies like hot water bottles, batteries and de-icer. Having these items on hand will help you transition into winter.…

Monday AUTUMNAL SALAD PREP TIME 30 minutes SERVES 4 INGREDIENTS • 300g butternut squash or pumpkin, peeled • 1 courgette, sliced • salt and pepper, to taste • 3 tbsp olive oil • juice of ½ lemon • 1 tsp Dijon mustard • 1 tsp finely chopped chives • 100g bitter leaves, such as chicory, radicchio or endive • ½ 400g can chickpeas, drained • 3 tbsp pomegranate seeds • 1 tbsp Opies cocktail onions, drained • 2 tbsp Opies capers, drained • 50g feta cheese, crumbled • crusty bread, to serve METHOD Season the vegetables well then griddle, turning over every so often until charred on both sides, before removing to one side on a plate. Repeat with the courgette, then add to the squash and season well. Set aside.…

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