How to nail traditional decor, without your home looking old-fashioned
The interior decorator Flora Soames, great-granddaughter of Winston Churchill, shares her tips on bringing an old-fashioned home up-to-date
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The interior decorator Flora Soames, great-granddaughter of Winston Churchill, shares her tips on bringing an old-fashioned home up-to-date
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Helen Cathcart On a bright, early morning in April, the usually sleepy Christchurch Terrace in the heart of Chelsea is alive with activity. Photographers are nipping to and fro along with chefs, designers and PRs. Local residents, who are used to a slower pace of life on this quiet street behind the King’s Road, peer interestedly out of their front doors. Although not due to open for another month, Christchurch Terrace’s much-loved pub, The Surprise, is already causing quite the commotion. The Surprise, Chelsea Advertisement At the centre of the action is Jack Greenall, who is overseeing ...
Advertisement From hand-painted chinoiserie with feathery plumes to antiqued leather coverings and bespoke decorated panels, wallpaper is back with a bang this year. Long gone are the days of minimalist white paint or ‘edgy’ greys. Post-pandemic, more and more of us are embracing brave pattern and bright colour. And for those who prize individuality, this can mean bespoke and budget-busting. As even the PM has discovered. Boris is said to have raged to aides about his fiancée Carrie Symonds ‘buying gold wallpaper’, saying he couldn’t afford the Downing Street flat renovations that ...