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The new rules of framing, explained by the experts (opens the original)
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The rules of framing art used to be simple: picture frames were simply a vessel to protect and elevate the artwork within it. They weren’t an afterthought, per se; anyone who’s made a trip to the framers will know how much back and forth goes into making the final product. But of all the interior pieces that could suddenly start populating an Instagram explore page, hyped as the next trendy addition to your home, a picture frame wouldn't be what came to mind. They weren't meant to be that influe
The lesser-known stately homes to visit this bank holiday (opens the original)
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There’s no better time to explore the different stately homes within the UK than during a bank holiday. It has been a long hot summer, the children are still at home, and with a three-day weekend stretching out in front of you, you may find you are stumped for ideas. But while many will descend onto the British Blockbuster estates – Chatsworth house, Highclere Castle or Hampton Court Palace, to name a few – why not steer clear of the crowds by exploring a lesser known heritage-filled home? The U
I was scammed buying antiques online â here are the tips I wish I knew (opens the original)
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The arrival of my teak sideboard was meant to be a happy occasion. Iâd been on the hunt for an authentic Jentique piece of furniture to line my living room wall for a few months â and after multiples spikes in my on-screen time, courtesy of relentless virtual window shopping, I stumbled upon my dream purchase. It had the authentic oval handles I loved, plenty of storage compartments, a gorgeous teak colouring and matched my space requirements. It was perfect. The reviews were all positive (g
The best apple orchards to go picking this autumn in the UK (opens the original)
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While many complain about the UK's mild and rainy climate (which, admittedly, was a distant memory for much of this summer), it undoubtedly makes for excellent growing conditions for apples. This, along with a few dashes of sunshine, helps to create the crunchy texture and juicy flavour that forms the backdrop to some of Britain's best desserts, juices and ciders. If an apple crumble is the ultimate autumnal pud, then a couple of hours spent picking fruit in one of Britain's most beautiful orcha
Victorian, detached, mock Tudor? A complete guide to the most popular types of houses in the UK (opens the original)
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No matter where you live – or plan to live – in the UK, you will encounter a lot of different types of houses. Some will be big (country manors, detached cottages and Tudor estates) and some will be small (terraces, granny annexes and apartments in a gorgeous mansion block). Some will be shining examples of their time, and others a rebellion against whatever was in vogue. Mostly, these contrasts make for a fun stroll around a neighbourhood, but for some avid property watchers it can lead to doom
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