Innholdsfortegnelse for October 2021 i Style At Home

As a recovering , I value a good night’s sleep, and have a strict bedtime routine: no screens, lavender spray, sleep meditation, Zzzz. But for all that effort, my bedroom comes bottom of the decorating priority list. In reality, it’s a dumping ground, with a teetering pile of washing to be sorted, and a stack of stuff whose ultimate home is TBC. As the nights draw in, I’m determined to get this space sorted, and reclaim it as mine… a retreat when I need some time out from family life! If your bedroom also suffers from Neglected Room Syndrome, we’ve got just the treatment: decorating inspiration in this month’s Style Book (page 59), and once it looks the part, don’t miss the clever gadgets (page 98) to help you doze…

SPOT THE SPEAKER Ikea and Sonos have teamed up again to add this genius design to their collection of concealed speakers. The new Symfonisk picture frame WiFi speaker can be hidden within the home, hung as a piece of art or propped on a shelf. Choose from different designs to suit your style. Emma Bridgewater at Blinds 2go The iconic country patterns from Emma Bridgewater are displayed on many a kitchen dresser or breakfast table, but now they’re also available as blinds. The collection features the most recognisable modern classics, such as the pretty Starry Skies, quirky Cats and cute Ladybirds, along with new country beauties, Lemons and Sweet Pea. DUNELM’S DECORATING INSPIRATION Need a full room makeover? Decorate & Co-ordinate is Dunelm’s new one-stop-shop range that will guide you…

When Luke and I decided to relocate to Cambridgeshire from Bristol we initially moved in with my in-laws,’ says Hayley, ‘as we wanted to build up a deposit to buy our own home. When we finally started house-hunting I imagined living in a period property, but what attracted me to this place was that, although it was a modern house, it had been designed with high ceilings and sash windows, so it didn’t feel like a standard box-like new build. Also, there was no building work to do which also appealed, as by now we’d just got married and wanted to start a family, so didn’t want to embark on a massive renovation. Accidents will happen Every room needed an update, especially the kitchen, which was made out of orange…

1 Select a wooden bracket with pre-drilled holes and find a small shade in proportion to your bracket. 2 Choose some cable with a plug, switch and bulb fitting, and check the flex is long enough to reach your socket and bracket. 3 Decide on the height and, using the bracket as a guide, drill the holes into the wall. Insert rawl plugs and screw the brackets to the wall. 4 Plug in the light fitting and wrap the spare flex around and through the top of the bracket two or three times. Attach the lampshade and bulb. Adjust the flex if necessary.…

ABOUT ME I’m Manon Wevers, 45, an interior stylist (@manon_ interieurstyling). I live here with my husband Bas, 45, a buyer for a transport company, and our children Koen, 14, and Wessel, 11. MY HOME A three-bedroom 1970s terraced house in Alphen aan den Rijn in the Western Netherlands. We moved here in 2004. WHEN WE MOVED IN It felt very unloved with just a concrete floor, dated wallpaper and a basic DIYstore kitchen and bathroom. AND NOW After making the kitchen and living room open plan, we’ve transformed every room with multi-functional plywood furniture and a base palette of black, white, sand, army green and blue. STYLE TIP Experiment and think outside the box. There are no rules!…

1 Source two pallets online (try eBay or Associated Pallets) to stack on top of each other. Hammer in extra nails to replace missing ones and sand down any rough edges. 2 Measure your pallet and get plywood cut to size at a timber yard to form the base for your seat. Cut a piece of upholstery foam 2.5cm bigger than your pallet using scissors or an electric knife. 3 Wrap a piece of quilted batting around your foam and attach this to the underside with spray glue. 4 Pick a fabric, stretch it around the foam pad and fix to the plywood underside with a staple gun. Place against the wall and scatter with super-sized cushions.…

ABOUT ME I’m Emma Jaulin, 33, a yoga teacher and podcast founder, and host of Mum Talk podcast. I live here with my husband Hendrik, 45, an airline pilot, and our children, a toddler and a newborn. MY HOME A four-bedroom detached Victorian farmhouse near Ottery St Mary, East Devon. WHEN WE MOVED IN It was dark and dingy, and the interior needed a serious style update. There were all sorts of dated fixtures, but I hadn’t seen any other property with so much potential. AND NOW We knocked most of the downstairs into one to create a multipurpose living space and painted everything white for simplicity and continuity. STYLE TIP Scandi design is practical and low-maintenance, as well as stylish. We wanted our home to be really easy to…

1 Work more texture into a living room All-white rooms can look flat without any colour, so use texture as your accent, replacing bold colours. Start with a woven coffee table and rug, then bring in extra touches on cushions, throws and accessories. 2 CREATE OMBRE EFFECT SHELVES Make a feature of shelving by painting in tonal shades. Start with the darkest colour in the centre, going lighter as you move up and downwards. 3 Paint wall panelling a vibrant shade Give a plain bedroom new focus by panelling the wall behind the bed. Run midway up and edge with shelving, then paint woodwork a rich shade for a cosy look. 4 SHOWCASE FAVOURITE THINGS Display a collection of ceramics or glassware rather than hiding it away in a cabinet.…

Fix a long batten across the top and bottom of the wall with screws. Cut a roll of heavy-duty artificial turf to fit the space, then attach to the battens with a nail gun. Cover with chicken wire using a staple gun. Your artificial plants can then be tucked into the chicken wire. Add a good mix of faux plants – combine ferns, ivy, moss succulents and variegated leaves. Several websites sell panels with a mix of artificial plants on a mesh backing that clip together and can be cut to size. Neon Filter has a 60x40cm panel for £39.95 or try Blooming Artificial’s Schefflera living wall panels, £32 for 50sq cm. You could put one in a picture frame (glued on top of the glass) or fit several panels…

When Aris and I decided to buy a property, I had my heart set on a pale yellow Georgian house with a weeping willow in the garden,’ says Kat. ‘Amazingly, this house ticked every box – right down to the tree that reminded me of my gran’s. The house had a lovely feel and plenty of potential for us to gradually put our own stamp on it. In July 2015, we snapped it up. As this is our forever home, we wanted to take time and enjoy transforming it. Starting point Although I was keen to convert the cramped attic bathroom, there was a lot to be done before we could embark on this project. One of the main problems was the sloping ceiling. Aris is 6ft 1in and there…

Imperium bateau bath with ball and claw feet, £3,006, The Albion Bath Company. Wall-mounted Bayswater white lever bath/ shower mixer, £477.49; Silverdale Empire close coupled toilet, £448.32 plus £190 for toilet seat, all Victorian Plumbing. Amalfi 55 basin, £525, Victoria + Albert. Wall-mounted three-hole Grosvenor basin taps, £340, Just Taps. Skandi Original porcelain floor tiles, £59.93sq m, Mandarin Stone. Shiplap cladding, £1,050, Neptune. Traditional spotlight with Ledbury clear glass shade, £155 each, Fritz Fryer. Chest of drawers, £295, The Old Pill Factory, Witney, @theoldpillfactory. Industrial slim frame round mirror, £125, Cox & Cox. Meïda jute rug, £135, La Redoute. Chair, £85, One World. Dulux Easycare Washable & Tough paint in Pure Brilliant White, £25.73 for 2.5 litres. All sanitaryware, apart from the bath, sourced from Cuckfield Bathrooms.…

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Life is full of ups and downs, and this season, so are interiors! Sleek curves and structured arches are taking over homeware, contrasting abstract shapes and harsh angles to create a soothing effect on the eye. Allow your mind to follow the pleasing symmetry of smooth architectural forms and arc motifs on curvaceous candles, mirrors and lamps.…

ABOUT ME I’m Hayley Blythe, 34, and I’m a dentist. I live with my husband, Luke, 33, also a dentist, and our two children, Alfie, five, and Siena, three. I share our renovation story at @townhousediaries OUR HOME A three-bed townhouse in Ely, Cambridgeshire, built in 2001. We moved here in June 2015. WHEN WE MOVED IN Every room was painted magnolia and as it had been rented for years the whole house felt battered, old and tired, and in need of some love. AND NOW I worked my way round the house, picking a soft colour palette with warm tones and bold accessories to make it welcoming. STYLE TIP Use throws, cushions and textures such as rattan, combined with splashes of black, to add interest to a neutral palette.…

Hayley revamped her dated magnolia townhouse into a contemporary and stylish family space using a palette of calming neutrals and comforting textures. A sophisticated scheme of warm whites and soft greys creates a versatile backdrop while warmer tones and black accents provide depth and interest. An abundance of natural elements in lighting and tactile fabric embellishments like tassel and pom-pom trims make Hayley’s home feel welcoming.…

1 Use a ready-made shelf (check out Ikea or B&M for affordable options) or cut a piece of wood to size, then paint or stain in your chosen colour. 2 Attach four large screw hooks securely into the ceiling joists. Use a stud finder to locate the joist or knock the ceiling and listen for a solid sound. Measure carefully and mark four holes for screw eyes on your shelf to line up with the screw hooks in the ceiling. 3 Attach four lengths of cable wire or a link chain between the screw hooks and screw eyes. With cable wire, you can create an end loop with a wire clamp. Make sure each length is identical for a level shelf. Hang your shelf in position.…

Manon has reworked the layout of the house to provide large open-plan areas to get creative in. Keeping to a base palette of colours throughout helps spaces flow – with dark blues, greys and khaki green creating a dusky backdrop for furniture and furnishings. Industrial pieces, vintage buys and flea market finds sit happily in a dark scheme, while lush plants and greenery add extra life and colour.…

Tape cardboard or newspaper to the mirrored surface to ensure no paint gets onto the mirror. 2 Lay the mirror on newspaper outside or in a well-ventilated area. Lightly sand the frame and wipe away any dust with a damp cloth. 3 Give your can of spray paint a good shake before starting. Rust-Oleum Universal Spray Paint works well and comes in a range of striking colours. Hold the can 30cm from the surface and spray in a steady back-and-forth motion. 4 Wait an hour for the first coat to dry, then apply another coat if necessary. Let this dry fully, then hang in your chosen spot.…

the STYLE RULES SELECT SOOTHING SHADES Never out of fashion, a palette of neutrals offers a calming ambience to your sleeping space. Complement natural wood finishes with shades of pale grey, sand and off-white. MAKE IT COSY Create a sense of serenity by swapping pattern for an abundance of textures. Team bedding that has a subtle embroidered detail with crinkled linen and chunky knits. ADD DIMENSION ON WALLS A plaster-effect wallpaper boasts rustic chateau vibes. Alternatively, install on-trend tongue-and-groove panelling painted off-white. INVEST IN TIMELESS DESIGNS Choosing pieces with prominent wood grains provides a connection with nature. Uncomplicated furniture styles give a nod to Scandi simplicity while natural floorboards add warmth and have a grounding effect. GET BACK TO NATURE A deep blue wallpaper with a subtle pattern or texture…

After living with magnolia walls in a rented flat, we couldn’t wait to buy our first place and get creative,’ says Natalie. ‘Although the living room was our first priority, I was dying to rip out the boring white kitchen units as they didn’t fit our colourful style at all. Layout rejig With a long run of units along one side, plus a big fridge freezer at the end, there was precious little space for a dining area. I’d had five years to plan in my head what I wanted. My dad, who’s a joiner, recommended Howdens who drew up a proper plan based on my ideas. By moving the fridge freezer to the other end of the room and shortening the run of units, we freed up space for…

Fairford kitchen units in Dark Green and wood worktops, £3,900, Howdens. Similar Caple York Belfast sink, £180, Worktop Express. Similar pull-out mixer tap in brushed gold, £185, Lusso Stone. Cup pull handles, £6.50 each; knobs, £4 each, all Yester Home. Zappa Pink porcelain hexagon floor tiles, £46.65sq m, Mandarin Stone. Green Cosmopolitan tiles, £11.99sq m, Wickes. Smeg oven, £1,079; cooker hood, £219; Hotpoint microwave, £165; Hoover integral washing machine, £429, all AO. Walls painted in Dim Love kitchen & bathroom, £27 for 2.5ltr; woodwork painted in Rose Sugar Blend V500 wood & metal, £30 for 2.5ltr, both Valspar. Boll wall lamps, £39 each, Made. Marilyn shelf brackets, £15.99 each, Dowsing & Reynolds. Marble dining table, £180, Trade Furniture Sales on eBay. Neon sign, £325, lion-n-crown on Etsy. Fejka artificial plant…

ABOUT ME I’m Katrina Thomas, 50, and I work in oil trading. I live with my fiancé Aris Baroutakis, 48, who works in the same industry, in a 500-year-old, Georgian-fronted, detached house in Surrey. We moved here in June 2015. THE CHALLENGE This bathroom was dark and cramped until we took the plunge. The toilet was a massive wooden throne and the first thing that was banished! MY WISHLIST I wanted the biggest, deepest bath I could find. I had a clear vision of walking upstairs to see a beautiful roll-top bath along the back wall. The room had to be far more spacious for Aris to walk about without banging his head!…

Adding a dormer window to a loft conversion or extension is the easiest way to increase space, light and ventilation – here’s the lowdown on what you need to know. What is a dormer window; do I need one? A dormer window is usually seen on a sloping roof (perfect for loft conversions). One reason they’re so popular is that they won’t take up much space as they’re in the roof itself, creating a room that feels bright and spacious. And there is so much choice – whether you have a period property or a new build, there’ll be one for you. Where is the best place to put a dormer window? Good question – dormers are usually added to the back of a house but with the correct planning…

FAUX FEATHER Ideal for allergy sufferers. The Snugglemeister duvet, from £75 for a 4.5 tog double, Linenbundle BEST OF BOTH Stay at your perfect temperature. Slumberdown Made For You Two All Year Round duvet, from £24.99 for a double, Amazon SUSTAINABLE CHOICE Made from bamboo fibre. Panda The Cloud bamboo duvet, £129.95 for a double, Wearth London patterns Track your to sleep better Google has updated its Nest Hub device with a whole load of new functionality to help those who can’t sleep. It will analyse your movements at night if placed on your bedside table, tracking how long and how well you’re sleeping. You’ll then receive a daily report with personal recommendations to help improve your night-time routine. What’s more, it can play a timed soundscape as you sleep…

Swap tiles panels If you’re looking to jazz up your bathroom with pattern and colour, but you don’t have the patience for tiling, Showerwall has the answer. The acrylic panels are 100% waterproof and easy to install at home yourself as they’re lightweight and don’t require grouting. This saves money on materials and creates a more hygienic, wipe-clean surface, without hiding places for dirt and mould. What’s more, there are dozens of trend-led designs to choose from – think bold botanicals, oriental styles, modern terrazzo or urban effects, such as concrete and marble. GIVE FURNITURE A MATT FINISH Whether you’re an upcycling addict or about to embark on your very first project, Rust-Oleum’s furniture paint is a must try. However, if chalky finishes feel more shabby than chic, the brand…

Get playful with pottery Following the success of the last series of Channel 4’s The Great Pottery Throwdown, makers everywhere have taken their first steps into ceramics. Carving textures into your clay is a fabulously creative way to finish your pieces and Carve Your Clay (£12.99, Search Press) is the perfect handbook. Author and potter Hilda Carr will introduce you to essential tools and techniques, before sharing 16 projects demonstrating beautiful forming and carving methods. These geometric carved tiles (shown) are great for beginners. RELAX WITH RAFFIA WEAVING Darker evenings mean more time indoors, but with Evie from Create Space's new raffia kit, you can make your own pair of eco-conscious coasters while taking a mindful moment for yourself. For £22 you'll receive all materials needed and access to a…

Refreshingly modern You may be intrigued to discover that this space-age-looking object is, in fact, a contemporary water dispenser. It has been designed to deliver pure Evian water while reducing the consumption of single-use plastic. Each bubble is created from 100% recycled plastic and requires 60% less plastic to make than a traditional bottle. As the water is used up the bubble crumples ready to be recycled again. SEE SALT Our favourite seasoning has a striking new look. The green box houses the original salt while orange contains a delicious smoked variety. If you haven't used Maldon salt before you'll discover it excellently enhances the flavour of food. The Osborne family have been hand-harvesting the iconic pyramid-shaped flakes, using time-honoured techniques, for four generations. Maldon sea salt flakes, £1.30 (original)…

George Home VINTAGE CHARM Ditsy floral prints and pretty pastel shades create a nostalgic scheme Next Home RETRO RED Make a nod to mid-century style with abstract shapes and crimson hues John Lewis & Partners NATURAL ARTISAN Create a Japandi-inspired look with oak wood and black accents Habitat FUN BRIGHTS Architectural shapes blend with vibrant colours for a lively scheme…

1. Add a vintage-style pendant Bring on country-house grandeur with a statement chandelier. Go for ornate curves, deco globes and scrolled-leaf settings or add a regal sparkly glass number. 2. Go for gold Brass finishes – from a polished, luxe look to a traditional, antiqued patina – unify the styles. Add old-school glamour with decorative frames, Indian-influenced textured tabletops and planters, and a high-gleam table lamp. 3. Inject some classic art Hang a collection of painterly still-lives and characterful portraits alongside contemporary abstracts. Collect second-hand vintage or try new reproductions. 4. Lay a patterned rug You might expect to see a trad rug here, but add an unexpected twist with a graphic kilim. A truly eclectic scheme combines various styles and design eras. Choose one with unifying colours, such as…

1 Mask off the area around the edges of your wooden surround; protect the hearth with plastic sheeting, and cover the floor or carpet with dust sheets. 2 Ensure the wood is clean and fill any holes or cracks with wood filler, then give the surround a light sand to get rid of any paint or varnish, and wipe down with a soft, damp cloth. 3 Apply two coats of primer to the wood, allowing each coat to dry. 4 Stir your stone-effect paint then apply a thin layer; leave to dry. 5 Add another two coats to build up the layers, leaving to dry in between, and finally stipple your final layer with the paintbrush to get rid of any brush marks.…

From the age of about eight I’ve been obsessed with interiors,’ says Manon. ‘When my friends suggested playing with Barbies, I’d want to decorate the Barbie house. I was always revamping my bedroom. My poor dad must have wallpapered and painted my room so many times! When I met my husband Bas and got the chance to decorate my first home, I was over the moon. It was a small 1930s house with beautiful stained glass windows but it was in a terrible condition with dangerous old cloth wiring. We had to take everything out and completely rebuild it. Although we’d wanted to tackle a major renovation job, after two years we thought it would never be finished. Besides, it was too small for a family, and I started hankering…

I LOVE WALLPAPER Great for brick wallpaper priced from £12 a roll. The Brooklyn design is perfect for a distressed peeling paint effect. MAISONS DU MONDE You’ll find lots of quirky industrial-style cabinets and shelving here. LITTLE GREENE If you share Manon’s love of army green, try their Olive Green matt emulsion. FINE LITTLE DAY Add some Scandinavian style with their curated collection of art prints, ceramics and bedding. HK LIVING This Dutch homeware brand will add an edgy style. Find in the UK via online stores like Trouva and Folk Interiors. MADAM STOLTZ Brings boho touches with Scandi influences.…

I had already remodelled and redecorated this quaint, red-brick farmhouse in my head before my husband, Hendrik, had even been inside,’ says Emma. ‘While I fell for the property hook, line and sinker, Hendrik’s reaction wasn’t quite as enthusiastic. On first look, he thought it was dark and cramped, and he hated the dated interior, and to be fair, it looked like it hadn’t been touched in 20 years. The main problem for both of us, however, was how gloomy the place felt. Bringing in more light was the way forward! Persuasive plans I knew we could open up the ground floor by knocking the kitchen-diner, central passageway and sitting room into one airy, multifunctional space. Alongside that, I envisaged replacing the tatty bathroom suite, installing modern, energy-efficient windows, and…

Go open plan in your layout design to create clean lines and an airy sense of space. Curate a simple yet elegant colour scheme. A neutral base of white walls and big-ticket furniture can be accessorised with interesting artwork, patterned cushions and colourful pendant lights. Swap out fitted carpets for wooden floors. Try pale woods, such as birch or pine, to reflect light, or paint floorboards white. Add a lush rug for warm texture. Opt for fitted, multipurpose furniture to streamline your interiors and reduce clutter. Display houseplants in a variety of sizes and hang trailing plants for a fresh feel that brings nature in.…

Highlight panelling Why go for one shade when you can have two (or three!)? Choose colours that are tonally similar, but from different colour families and try this out on Shaker-style panelling. The shelf is used as a border to divide the top and bottom panels. Play with tone Take colours from the same family and use them on the wall behind floating shelves for a modern ombre effect. Display treasured objects in similar tones for a feeling of calm. Add drama Take a statement headboard to the next level by continuing a painted area behind the bed and up onto the ceiling. Choose a deep hue to create an extra-cocooning feel. Frame an area Paint a panel in an accent shade to create the impression of wall architecture or…

ABOUT ME I’m Natalie Mackay, 30, a homeware buyer, and I live with my husband Jamie, 34, an offshore electrician, our daughter Attica, three, and three cats. We’ve lived in our three-bed Victorian end terrace in Poulton-le-Fylde, Lancashire, since February 2016 (@thepinkterrace). MY CHALLENGE The room was damp, cupboard doors had started to fall apart and I hated the laminate flooring. Only two of us could squeeze around our little table. It was clear the layout needed a rejig. MY WISH LIST Since a theme of green, pink and gold had emerged in other rooms, I wanted to carry this through into the kitchen. A marble table where we could eat together as a family was top priority.…

Allowing easy access to the garden in summer and views of nature from inside when the weather’s not so good, patio doors help you to enjoy the outdoors all year. Here are our tips on choosing and installing these stylish and practical doors. What are patio doors? Traditional French doors typically comprise a pair of outward- or inward-opening doors. They let in less light than sliding or bi-folding patio doors, but you can increase the glazed area by fitting fixed panes of glass either side of French doors. Can I have patio doors with step-free access? Yes! Steps aren’t the only way to keep the rain out – you can also use what’s known as a rebated threshold. Here, a small lip on the edge of the base track (the…

1 To create a unique vanity unit for your bathroom basin, it’s worth investing time to find an antique piece that you love that works with the space. You may even uncover a bargain buy! 2 Having sourced your basin, cut a hole in the top of the chest for the wastepipe to go through. 3 Next, cut out a section of wood from the back of the drawers to enable the wastepipe to be connected behind the wall. 4 If the top isn’t already waterproof, use a sealant. 5 Then simply slide the drawers back in and your individual vanity unit will be ready for action.…

BLACKBERRY AND APPLE CRUMBLE TAKES 40 MINS SERVES 6 FOR THE CRUMBLE TOPPING 60g plain flour 30g plain wholemeal flour 75g caster sugar 60g unsalted butter, chilled and cubed 60g ground almonds 60g jumbo oats FOR THE FILLING 750g cooking apples, peeled, quartered and cored 75g caster sugar Juice of 1 lemon 500g blackberries custard, to serve YOU WILL NEED 1.75ltr ovenproof dish 1 Heat the oven to 190C/Gas 5. For the topping, combine the flours and sugar in a bowl. Rub the butter into the mixture until it forms crumbs. Stir in the ground almonds and oats. 2 Put the apples in a pan with the sugar and lemon juice. Heat for 5 mins, to just soften. 3 Tip the apples into the dish. 4 Add the blackberries. Top…

TABLE GARLAND YOU WILL NEED Florist wire Wire cutters Grapevine garland Eucalyptus Rose buds Mimosa Flax Matricaria Daisies Helichrysum Broom Delphiniums Poppy heads Phalaris Bunny tails Gypsophila Oat stems Statice 1 First cut all the flowers to a length of 10cm and fix together groups of the same variety by wrapping florist wire around the stems. 2 Take a length of the grapevine garland and use the florist wire to attach some eucalyptus stems. Starting at one end, push a group of flowers into the garland and secure it in place with florist wire. 4 Gradually build up the fullness of your garland by adding more groups of flowers, mixing up the different varieties as you go for the best effect. 5 Finish your table garland with three groups of…

NEAPOLITAN PIZZA  TAKES 1 HR, PLUS PROVING MAKES 2 PIZZAS (SERVES 4) 250g 00 flour 1tsp easy-bake yeast 1tbsp extra virgin olive oil Flour and semolina, for dusting 8tbsp tomato passata 1tbsp capers 16 fresh marinated anchovy fillets 16-20 black olives 250g mozzarella, roughly torn 2 large handfuls of basil leaves 1 Put the flour and ½tsp sea salt into a large bowl or the bowl of an electric mixer and add the yeast. Make a well in the middle. Pour in 165ml lukewarm water and the oil. Mix until well combined. 2 Knead the dough on a floured work surface by pressing and pushing away with your knuckles, or in the mixer using the dough hook, until it‘s smooth and springy. By hand it will take approx 15 mins…

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