As the UK’s first-ever home interest magazine, Homes & Gardens has been shaping style for 100 years.
Today the brand offers moments of inspiration, information and indulgence on every platform. Every month, the print edition feature fabulous houses, seasonal ideas, desirable products, designer sources and insider insight.
Homes & Gardens speaks to an established elite of homeowners who are affluent, brand aware and ready to spend. Today it is a trusted and authoritative destination that combines inspiring interiors and gardens with expert-driven features.
Homesandgardens.com was relaunched in 2020 and has become the global authority on design, reaching over 7,000,000 users each month. Our website brings all our beautiful content online, with a focus on stunning room ideas, latest trends and trusted reviews.
Stay updated on the ever-shifting trends in the world of design with inspirational content on everything from simple finishing touches through to entire projects, including kitchens, bathrooms and gardens.
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For all enquiries regarding advertising solutions in Homes & Gardens magazine or website please call or email:
Advertising Director: Marina.Connolly@futurenet.com
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Brand Licensing Partnerships: David.Abbott@futurenet.com
For syndication enquiries, please contact:
Efi Mandrides Syndication Sales Executive
Email: efi.mandrides@futurenet.com
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