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Studley Royal House sits in a World Heritage Site that includes one of the finest examples of a Georgian water garden
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Our writer wants both familial and familiar from a multigenerational house in an unpretentious New York neighbourhood
A surprising number of original features were preserved during the 105-year-old building’s seven decades as a civic structure
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For our writer, the warmth and intimacy of the artist’s work is vital and comforting
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The deconsecrated property in idyllic countryside near Milan has been expanded over the centuries with characterful features
In the first of a series on upgrading to a smart home, we explore the different options to get started
Minimally decorated interiors need not be cold and unemotional, done correctly they can be soulful, meditative spaces
Our writer craves the stimulation of a transient existence, albeit without being pursued by the gangsters of the film
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Interior designer Alice Palmer reveals her top tips for using textures and colour
Former shipwright’s home was a hive of 19th-century innovation and a hub for society boating
Like the film’s Childlike Empress, our writer seeks luxury in the face of a precarious existence
The top of the building has panoramic archipelago views and moneymaking telecommunications equipment
Expert ideas on lighting, flooring and window treatments that work throughout the year
Prime property close to canals and culture in the Venice of the North
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