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- Sep 24, 2026
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Reviving your almost-empty nest: what to do with a child's bedroom when they go to university (opens the original)
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As autumn creeps in, fledgeling 18- and 19-year-olds up and down the country are taking their first steps away from home and heading for university, air fryer and bathroom caddy in tow. At this time of year, many nervy, nostalgic parents will be adjusting to life in their newly-empty nest – but may also be starting to wonder what they might do with the bedroom their child has vacated. One option, of course, is to leave it exactly as it is – a shrine to your temporarily absent teen. They'll be ho
Why denim is the neutral you need in your house (opens the original)
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You would be hard-pressed to find a wardrobe without a pair of blue denim jeans in it. Robust and effortlessly cool, they seem to outlive every trend. They might, every few years, regenerate as a pair of drain pipes or bell bottoms depending on the current fashion, but they remain a staple. Like hardwood floorboards or white cotton bedding, denim is such a classic fabric that in fashion it has become a neutral. Crucially, though, it isn't boring. It's like that friend you could put next to anyon
Why are we all still so obsessed with the Gilmore Girls? (and how to recreate the small town feel this autumn) (opens the original)
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From heartache to headache, existential dread to can’t get-out-of-bed, there’s one prescription that never fails me. It’s a finely-tuned tincture of Carole King, autumnal tones, small-town American charm and mother-daughter magic – all available on your local Netflix account. Gilmore Girls first hit the small screen in the y2k, and the aesthetic (low-rise jeans, corduroy jackets, rust-coloured turtle necks) keeps it firmly rooted in that nostalgia-charged era. It was an instant hit, with an aver
What is a sulking room and do we all need one? (opens the original)
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In A Room of One’s Own, Virginia Woolf demands that women need private, protected areas in order to think and create. The room is a symbol for financial freedom, privacy and time, but the space itself is essential too. Today, life is more turbulent and globally interconnected than ever, with a constant barrage of information from incessantly pinging devices. This makes a room of one's own even more essential. For Woolf, women are most starved of protected space, but every iteration of harangued
Is Pinterest the reliable antidote to AI slop? (opens the original)
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The best illustrated children’s books are full of gaps and holes, often referred to as the ‘readerly gap.’ You might not notice the omissions, but writers and illustrators cleverly leave out or hold back information or action. The time it takes to flip over the page creates suspense and encourages young minds to use their imagination. Without being fed every detail, a child’s mind can learn to intuit, suppose and – vitally – to visualise. Visualisation is also a key facet of great design. Design
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