The world of interiors

On a mountainside in Piedmont, Paolo Pejrone has created his own slice of paradise, one that eschews all pesticides. Here, surrounded by animals, the esteemed gardener lives in splendid isolation

The former fishing huts that the Surrealist artist and his wife transformed into their seaside retreat are the ultimate expression of impossible construction, questionable taste and serious tripping hazards

Carving a finca from land his baroness grandmother left him, Javier González Sánchez-Dalp has, writes Cosmo Brockway, adroitly addressed his clan’s chattels and dashing characters

I found my house in Stockwell 20 years ago. It’s an early Victoria terraced house second from the end, with steps up to the apple green front door and a ground floor bay window on metal stilts. There was a for sale sign outside the house I noticed

8 Holland Street’s Tobias Vernon comes clean about the inspiration behind his new West Country outpost, a gallery-hotel which he’s dreamed up as an ‘interiors playground’

Speaking of World of Interiors (I was, yesterday) someone recently mentioned a particular layout, which I’d seen, and she said, “I mean, probably 10 people in Kansas City read it.” Probably, which is a shame. I will say, it’s tricky to come by here. Even the big box retailers will tell you they carry it, … Continue reading World of Interiors →

Miranda Uechtritz’ antiques-filled home is full of surprises