As the UK’s first-ever home interest magazine, Homes & Gardens has been shaping British 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.
Our new website brings all our beautiful content online, with a focus on stunning room ideas, reaching over 300,000 users each month.
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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Blue living room ideas – ways to decorate with light and dark blues
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These Nespresso deals on Amazon Prime Day guarantee barista-style coffee at home
Take advantage of these Nespresso deals this Amazon Prime Day to get a stylish machine (and espresso on tap) for less
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Does decorative molding add value to a home? We've asked the experts
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Best places to buy a vacation home in New York – old favorites and up-and-coming second home hotspots
The best places to buy a vacation home in New York are perfect to get away from city life – and make some extra rental income
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The top 3 vacation home hotspots in Texas, according to real estate experts
Thinking of buying a vacation home in the Lone Star State? These are the hottest locations right now, and they might not be where you think
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Do high ceilings add value? Here's what real estate experts say
Do high ceilings add value, or are they simply a nice-to-have that has no impact when selling? We've asked people in the know what they think
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The flowers Meghan Markle and Prince Harry may have in their daughter’s nursery – a Royal florist reveals
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Go full steam ahead with the latest launch from Fisher & Paykel
Taking care of your laundry effectively and efficiently while integrating stylishly into the fabric of your home, the latest steam
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This front door color will add the most value to your home
You’ll be surprised how much the right color door will add when you sell
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