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Mushrooms can help you bring a piece of wild nature into your home

It’s mushroom-picking season, and the fungi form and its soft neutral colours are fashionable as well as seasonal.

When it comes to interior design, Ali Kirby says it's all about responding to space

Interior designer turned artist Ali Kirby makes a return to her first love, bringing with her all the colour, knowledge and joy of her years exhibiting

Tool up. Matilda Goad has made the hardware shop hip

The hardware shop has been given a soft-edged makeover by London-based interior designer Matilda Goad

Witchcraft or wonder herb? Sage advice from practitioners of an ancient art

With sales of sage bundles spiking as much as 1000 per cent, how to make your home spark joy by using them in cleansing rituals. Sage has been used for centuries, burnt as traditional incense during culturally significant ritual cleansing and purifying ceremonies. The Romans valued it for its healing benefits; the Chinese would trade […]

The Obituary cocktail is the perfect home accessory at this time of year

Raise a glass to the Obituary, a classic with a green fairy twist, for the season’s that’s in it, along with some serving suggestions.

A-rated Dalkey development has flexible layout that works for modern living

A new homes scheme that boasts sea views, a luxurious finish, and a very desirable address.

Meet the grand cru oven favoured by celebrities and cooks

A celebrity and chef favourite, these hand-made ovens are built in Burgundy, France’s gastro capital.

Anna Bougharbel swapped tech for design, her Cork bungalow shows off her French style

How taking a chance on a new life in a new country delivered a décor business for a French woman and former tech worker Anna Bougharbel

Next-generation interior talent puts stamp on Leopardstown penthouse

A designer home by one of Ireland’s next-generation interior talents in a new development in D18.

Fires to bring warmth and style to your home this winter

Cuddle up. Get up close and personal to soft textures and visually warming sources of heat.

When it comes to patterns, it's hip to be square

From houndstooth to gingham, Argyle to windowpane, Madras to Tattersall and many, many tartans from clan colours to district designs, it’s a season when it’s hip to be square.

Pattern’s first lady Christine Van Der Hurd on how to bring warmth, texture and colour to a home

Floors, walls, and ceilings can be adorned with pattern and texture, says carpet and textile designer Christine Van Der Hurd, whose work has graced nightclubs and the homes of some of the world’s elite.

In a noisy world, the calming luxury of wall-to-wall carpet is making a return

Wall-to-wall carpet, a 1970s status symbol, is being rolled out in lounges, dining rooms, dens, bedrooms, and whisper it, even the occasional bathroom.

Take a peek inside this artisan cottage in Stoneybatter with a secret door and a mini bar

Subtle shifts to the floorplan and a sublime colour palette deliver a private home with a better sense of flow in Stoneybatter.

Living in a modern material world on the coast

Protection from the elements is easy, says Cork hotelier who’s installed haute finishes in his oceanside home

Stillorgan home with Algarve inflence showcases a life lined in pink

A suburban house in Stillorgan has become a super Tuscan-inspired family home with some Algarve influences

19-year-old twins' business creates a front door for all seasons

Now freshers at college, these 19-year-old fraternal twins launched a business idea that they started in their TY year

‘Life of Everyday Emma’ found a soft interiors approach was needed for her children

The homes of children with additional needs have design considerations to factor in, says mother-of-three, Life of Everyday Emma.

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