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The food stylist who turned the new Sense and Sensibility film into a feast for the eyes (opens the original)
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There can be few fruits more beautiful than a pear that has been poached to a golden blush and finished with a glint of gold leaf. In Georgia Oakley's new film adaptation of Sense and Sensibility, such fruits, served one by one in their own silver coupes, represent a decadently delicious dessert – but also, in visual terms, something much more. In a story where manners are everything and feelings are so repressed, what is unspoken takes on extra significance. It is often left to the characters'
Is it time to revive the 1990s approach to interiors? (opens the original)
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There is a delicious kind of nostalgia that comes with watching a 1990s film, the gentle grainy light and the layered cosy interiors. Take Notting Hill: a floppy-haired Hugh Grant and Julia Roberts sitting on an overstuffed linen sofa against a backdrop of lived-in bookshelves, battered furniture and the decade's signature colour palette. Or any number of Nora Ephron films, full of romantic kitchens, warm wood, patterned upholstery, gorgeously ginormous floral arrangements and the comforting clu
Where does Tom Cruise live? The homes of the Digger star (opens the original)
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As Tom Cruise returns to the big screen in Digger, Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s conversation-starting new film, the question of where Hollywood’s most famously elusive star actually calls home feels particularly intriguing. The answer, as with most things Tom Cruise, is as mysterious as you would expect – and might be as simple as: wherever the next film takes him. The actor, who has owned homes everywhere from the Colorado mountains to the English countryside, was asked where he calls home in a rece
Inside ENDO, London's new Japanese restaurant built on tradition, obsession and resilience (opens the original)
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Among the craftsmanship on show throughout Endo Kazutoshi's eponymous new restaurant, a very personal and emotional story adorns the walls. Hanging on them is a selection of Endo's knives – among very few objects that survived the fire at his previous restaurant, the Michelin-starred Endo at the Rotunda. On September 6 2025, a devastating blaze left the White City restaurant in ruins. The knives, meticulously brought back to perfection by Japanese restorers, provide a physical reminder of what c
The Mulberry Stevie bags are our latest inspiration for colourful autumn interiors (opens the original)
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The beginning of autumn announces itself through a few simple sensory pleasures. The smell of a log fire, a gentle crispness in the air, a cosy pub session with friends – and the sight of blackberries upon the brambles. There is something beautiful about those first berries – hawthorns, elderberries, sloes, and more – hanging heavily from the hedgerows in shades of purple, burgundy and jet black, and set appealingly against the fading greens of summer. These are the colours of fruit and foliage,
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