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The garden can be a great alternative space to ‘chill out’ with family and friends even during the colder months. So enjoy your garden this winter with these warming tips…

Leading south east architectural practice and listed building specialists, Clague Architects, were commissioned to remodel, restore and extend this splendid Grade II Listed manor house in the stunning Kent countryside.

Windows are an essential part of the home for admitting natural light and providing ventilation as well as a view to the outside world, but there’s no reason that your windows should be drab and boring. There’s a huge range of window dressings available to ensure that your windows are not only functional but beautiful.

How about a perennial that can start blooming before your earliest spring bulbs, continue flowering until your roses are almost ready and has great looking, deer resistant foliage for the rest of the year? Welcome to the world of hellebores!

The Secret Supper Clubs have become a not so well-kept secret within the Curious Eatery crowd.

Kent has no shortage of places to offer to those looking for a fun family day out, but people often worry that, once summer is over, there will be nothing left to do.

Using a few fairly easily accessible tools, you can trace the history of your home and discover a wealth of information about its past owners and uses. We’ve assembled a few tips for you on how to go about this fascinating project.

We’re experiencing a huge craft revival. It reflects a renewed love of the handmade, but it’s also about rediscovering designs that are simple, useful and long-lasting.

Winter doesn’t have to be white in the garden, even if there is a blanket of snow covering the soil. Most of the colour comes from berries: hollies, firethorn, and other winter-fruiting plants that add unexpected splashes of reds and oranges to your winter garden.

Are you a winter person or a summer person? Do you love the crunch of frost under your boots or do you long for the days when you can run barefoot through the grass?