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Is acidity the missing ingredient in your interiors?

If you’re looking for a way to transform a room in a dramatic yet minimally invasive way, Skylar Pinchal Coysh examines how Emma Burns, Nina Campbell, Flora Soames, and Edward Bulmer used a particular colour range to do so for their clients and within their own homes.
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How to bring colour into a room without painting it

From curtains to floorboards, artwork to book shelves, how can you ensure your home is full of colour whilst maintaining a bright white wall?
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Is there such a thing as a ‘flattering’ paint colour? If so, what is it?

Can your walls flatter your furniture and your face? Decorating experts say so
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Is magnolia making a comeback?

The first rule of using magnolia is – don't call it magnolia
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Why sky blue is the perfect paint colour for spring

Cheerful and elegant at the same time, sky blue paint is amazingly versatile for walls, woodwork or both at the same time
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Three mix and match kitchen colour combinations to steal

Boldly colourful kitchens are all over the pages of House & Garden, but are you bold enough for the next step, the mix and match kitchen? If so, read on for our favourite colour combinations
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‘Every room needs a touch of black’: how to decorate with the colour that isn't a colour

Whether you're tempted to paint your walls chalky black like Charleston or just buy a beautiful piece of lacquered furniture, Fiona McKenzie Johnston explores the many ways to use black in an interior
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The new rules for using neutrals at home

Fiona McKenzie Johnston unpacks interiors' newest neutral phenomenons – and shares how to make them beautiful
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How to use colour when you're a minimalist

Interior designers and colour specialists share their advice for approaching colour but keeping things cool, calm and collected
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A deep dive into peach as it makes its comeback

Pantone has hailed 2024 the year of ‘Peach Fuzz’ – but how do you use this divisive shade at home?