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What not to miss at London Design Festival 2026 (opens the original)
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London Design Festival returns from 12–20 September 2026. For its 24th edition two new quarters – Soho and Blackhorse Lane – join the fold, taking the showcase to 11 creative districts across the capital, where exhibitions, workshops and product launches pill from showrooms into studios, pop-ups and the streets beyond. From Chelsea Design District in the west and Shoreditch Design Triangle in the east, Dalston and Stokey in the north and Bankside Design District in the south, the week presents a
The nature-inspired furniture that was designed to be your companion (opens the original)
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Any conversation about furniture making with Lukas Wegwerth and Corinna Dehn is just as likely to touch on forests and butterfly wings as it is on their experimental dyeing processes. It is out of a deep curiosity about the natural world and an interest in materiality and craftsmanship that the uncannily beautiful pieces of their ‘Armadillo’ series have emerged: a hope chest, a cabinet, a wall shelf among them, all clad in hundreds of dyed, overlapping wooden shingles. The Berlin-based designers
Why everyone loves a window seat â a potted history of the cosiest spot in the house (opens the original)
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Is there any piece of furniture, perhaps save for the four-poster bed, that so immediately conjures romance and fantasy as the window seat? It is the storied setting of Regency heroines looking wistfully through rain-streaked windows, of children curled up with a book, and the discreet refuge of the wallflower. Beyond the mystique, they are an extra seat in a room that mightnât otherwise have space for one, a clever storage solution, or an instant way to make a room feel a little warmer. But t
The heatwave is revealing centuries-old ghost gardens at our favourite stately homes (opens the original)
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In the sprawling grounds of some of our most beloved stately homes, the summer's scorching temperatures have left head gardeners scratching their heads. At Blenheim Palace in Oxfordshire, Longleat House in Somerset, and Chatsworth House in Derbyshire, the long run of heatwaves has revealed hidden secrets on the land. As the weeks went on and the ground grew increasingly dry and bare, centuries-old gardens began to make themselves known. Gardeners first spotted unusual parch marks on the lawns; e
Never bid at auction before? Here's how to do it like a pro (opens the original)
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Banging gavels, incomprehensibly rapid speech, undecipherable secret hand signals and unfathomable sums of money – buying at auction is a true performance. Or so it would seem. Behind the theatre, auctions are surprisingly approachable once you know the rules. Whether you're hunting for a bargain, searching for a forever piece or simply curious about what all the fuss is about, a little preparation goes a long way. We asked a Sotheby's specialist and two experienced antiques dealers for their be
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