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Sebastian Cox reveals why sustainable fabrics are so important – and how to shop them
The British designer discusses sustainable fabrics. From production to product – how can we make better choices?
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How to remove ink from leather – and keep it at its best
Wondering how to remove ink from leather without causing damage? These are the best ways to revive it
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How to clean a couch – and keep it looking its best
Know how to clean a couch to ensure it remains as fresh as the day you bought it
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How to dry a comforter – and retain its fluffiness and warmth
Knowing how to dry a comforter properly will ensure it remains in optimum condition
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How to wash fleece – and keep throws and blankets hygienic
Discover how to wash fleece so it retains its brushed texture, warmth and softness
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How to clean outdoor cushions – so they weather the season well
Trying to decide how to clean outdoor cushions? Follow our five-step expert guide to keeping your garden lounge area beautifully clean
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How to wash a woollen blanket – and keep it feeling soft
Maintain this natural fabric with our guide to how to wash a woollen blanket
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How to clean curtains – and keep every room pristine
Discover how to clean curtains of dust and marks and maximize the beauty of this window dressing
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American design house Schumacher opens a UK showroom this spring
Bursting with joie de vivre, American design house Schumacher opens its doors in the UK for the first time
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Fabric trends 2021 – the colors, patterns and materials to use now
We showcase the 2021 fabric trends, which celebrate raw materials, organic textures and crafts
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Five beautiful ways to style your cushions –for a simple, easy update
Design Director at Andrew Martin, David Harris shares his favourite cushion styling tips.
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How to use fabric and colour in your home with Susan Deliss
We take fabric inspiration from Susan Deliss' Instagram page.
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The Arley House V&A Floral Abundance fabric collection is here
And it's a blooming beautiful vintage ode to the romanticism of the 18th and 19th centuries...
