In This
Month’s
Issue…
issue number 74
april 2009
Take a look aT our
homes in view
regular feaTures
9 Letter from the Editor
See what’s in store in this month’s
issue
10 Let’s Go Shopping
Out and about to find this months
best buys!
10
12 A Home of
92 Creating a Beautiful
Character & Charm
Home
Our Interior Designer, Mary Leslie
Lizzy and Christopher tell us
talks about ways that you can
how they fell in love with their
spend money wisely when things
beautiful home, a 700 year
are tight, with some useful hints
old rectory in the village of
and tips
Kilmersdon, in Somerset which is
bursting full of original features
114 Antiques &
and charm
Collectables
Duncan Phillips and Chris
Proudlove talk about Mexico’s
hottest collectables, vintage silver
jewellery, the latest in hot fashion
jewellery
118 Trade Secrets
The inside story and traditional
skills used at Anthony Dew &
Company’s The Rocking Horse
92
Shop
26 Distant Times
120 Shopping Directory
around The house
Seth Mallock and his partner Allie
Hillam show us inside their house
Contact details for stockists that
which was once a primary school
you may need for your home
54 Your Essential Guide to
for over 100 years
Conservatories Today
128 What’s Coming Traditional designs with modern technology
Next Month
Take a sneaky peek at what’s in our
68 Feeling Hot, Hot, Hot
next issue
Christina Connor talks about sauna’s and steam rooms
for your home
78 A Quiet Revolution in the Bathroom
Linda Williams from the Bathroom Manufacturers
Association tells us how exciting things are happening
in our bathrooms!
96 You’ve Made Your Bed…
42 A Sympathetic
We take a look at this seasons bed linen ranges
Approach
When Mick and Celia Bennet
108 Dress Up Your Windows
moved from their London flat to
Give a room a fresh look with out guide to curtains,
a more rural lifestyle, they tell us
blinds and window accessories
how they fell in love with their
new family home
118
112 Loft Living
How to maximise a newly created space
6 Traditional Homes & Interiors | April 2009
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