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In the heart of a period home, the fireplace serves as a portal to the past, a functional work of art, and a cosy sanctuary during chilly winters. The stories of fireplaces, fire surrounds, fires, heating, radiators, and Agas are interwoven with the history of architecture, interior design, and the way we have heated our homes over the centuries.

The art of household storage

We meet Dave Parker, Managing Director at The Canterbury Auction Galleries

A winning combination at Chartham Vineyard

Handmade in Bridge could be one of those ‘best kept secrets’ that only the select few know of. We meet the self-effacing innovator behind this modest sounding brand who’s niche products have captured the attention of many discerning clients.

Despite the priority being on functionality, galley kitchens can also be beautiful spaces brimming with character.

Welcome to the winter edition of
Conservation news, and what an odd
season we’re having.

The latest Government research suggests that energy-efficient homes sell for around 14% more than uninsulated properties, not to mention being far more cost-effective to heat.

We witness the exciting spectacle of the White Mill’s cap replacement

Taking us through the year in six seasonal chunks of two months each, Sarah Raven highlights the best vegetables, fruit and herbs grown in the UK.