House and Garden

House & Garden unlocks the door to an array of unique homes and outdoor features, ranging from town houses and converted barns to fabulous modern apartments and island retreats. Outdoor features are equally varied, including cottage gardens, water gardens and chic, city courtyards. House & Garden provides an invaluable sourcebook of ideas, from design and decoration to the best of travel, delicious recipes and fine wine. Britain’s most glamorous, inspiring and influential design and decoration magazine.

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Notebook • RUTH SLEIGHTHOLME shows us what has caught her eye this month

Age and Beauty • The first step in shopping sustainably is surely choosing vintage. RÉMY MISHON has tracked down elegant furniture and eye-catching accessories that place winning bids for attention

OLD MADE NEW • GWEN BROWN demonstrates the power of reinvention with a selection of pieces that are made using upcycled materials from unexpected sources

Second chance • Staying true to the waste not, want not mantra, RUTH SLEIGHTHOLME showcases an impressive array of versatile plain and patterned fabrics made with recycled fibres

Red & gold

Designing and building sustainably • Experts share some of the ways in which they take a more considered, forward-thinking and eco-conscious approach

Address book : ECO-CONSCIOUS COMPANIES • Brands that take sustainability into account and use low-waste, recycled or renewable materials

INSIDER • What’s new, what’s happening and what you need to know

Screen time

Paint effects

Bamboo for a circular Ikeonomy

Futureproofed lighting

Shards of class

The List • Highlighting directory members in the UK. To become a member of The List, email thelist@condenast.co.uk

Garden Getaways : West Country • Suggesting a three-day stay in a Bath hotel with a four-acre garden, CLARE FOSTER recommends autumn trips to a terraced garden attached to a nursery and three country houses in Wiltshire

Words of wisdom • The 2025 House & Garden Champions of Change featured in this issue reveal some of the inspiring publications that have shaped both their professional approach and their personal philosophy

Art without boundaries

Sustainable Stories • THIS MONTH: Inspiring people tackling the climate crisis in innovative ways; creative newbuilds and redesigns; and resilient and resourceful gardens

GOLDFINGER • Co-founder Marie Carlisle explains how the dynamic social enterprise and B Corp design studio has been tackling waste and inequality in London for a decade, one piece of contemporary furniture at a time

CONSCIOUS LANDSCAPE • William Oldfield and Elliot Aguirre believe in harnessing the power of plants and ecosystems to regenerate the soil. They work with landowners to promote a sense of stewardship and manage land in nature-led, ecological ways

DELYTH UPHOLSTERY • When Delyth Fetherston-Dilke trained as an upholsterer over a decade ago, she was shocked to discover the risks associated with fire-retardant chemicals. Since then, she has worked tirelessly to encourage everyone to adopt a more sustainable, healthier approach

CSK ARCHITECTS • For their design on the site of a ruined house, Dido Milne and Matthew Barnett Howland are using elements of the original structure, and anticipating the building returning to the earth one day – the very definition of life-cycle carbon accountability

ANYA GALLACCIO • From installations of decaying organic matter to a living artwork of spiral-planted trees, this Scottish artist’s broad practice has much to say about our connection to nature and the environment

IN WITH THE OLD • Interior designer Nicola Harding has long been a...