Tilly Wheeler
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My perfect table lamp: 14 interior designers and tastemakers shed light on their favourites (opens the original)
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What makes the ideal table lamp? The answer is likely to be different depending on the size, style and shape of the room it's in and the piece of furniture it's on – as well as who you ask, of course. Throughout the House & Garden archive, table lamps can be found standing proudly on all sorts of furniture: alcove bookshelves, midcentury sideboards, bedside cabinets, desks, console tables, the list goes on. This versatile, mid-sized lighting hero is a must for illuminating empty corners, providi
The Traitors' crackers are here to add drama to the Christmas table this year (opens the original)
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The new celebrity series hasn't even started yet and the nation is already deep in a Traitors frenzy; when Richard Osman supposedly revealed the air date by accident a few weeks back, it hit the headlines (officially, it's now been confirmed as 1st October, 8pm, so set your alarms). This feverish anticipation is a credit to how massive the show has become in the past few years. With viral moments aplenty and a genuinely compelling storyline of twists and turns to follow series after series, ther
Sense and Sensibility filming locations: the real-life locations bringing the new film to life (opens the original)
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Taking a firm step away from the unabashedly anachronistic period dramas that have dominated the 2020s (Bridgerton, Wuthering Heights, The Great), director Georgia Oakley's lush interpretation of Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility – which hits UK cinemas later this month – is a visually quieter and more understated affair. When it came to making the new film, which stars Daisy Edgar-Jones and George MacKay, the desire was to ‘keep it as true to the book as possible’ in terms of where it was sho
Shooting Sense and Sensibility: the real-life locations bringing the new film to life (opens the original)
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Taking a firm step away from the unabashedly anachronistic period dramas that have dominated the 2020s (Bridgerton, Wuthering Heights, The Great), director Georgia Oakley's lush interpretation of Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility – which hits UK cinemas later this month – is a visually quieter and more understated affair. When it came to making the new film, which stars Daisy Edgar-Jones and George MacKay, the desire was to ‘keep it as true to the book as possible’ in terms of where it was sho
The enduring design of Pedro Almodóvar's endlessly stylish films (opens the original)
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A Pedro Almodóvar film is instantly recognisable: stylish apartments filled with full-blooded colour and modernist furniture, sensual stories that often foreground strong women and queer characters, with a mischievous sense of humour and a penchant for melodrama and tragedy. Over more than 40 years, he has created such vibrant films as the Oscar-winning All About My Mother, to his English language debut The Room Next Door, starring Tilda Swinton and Julianne Moore. A great stylist of cinema, th
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