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Inside Rita Konig’s London house, created by combining two flats into one
Konig bought the flat above her own and joined the two, and the result carries all her trademarks: calm colour, deep comfort and nothing that looks decorated.
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The Folio · No. 27Thursday 1 October 2026Jess Entwistle
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This quietly elegant London apartment is in a former Whiteleys shopping centre
A neutral scheme personalised with pieces by UK artisans, in a building every Londoner has a story about. Proof that restraint still needs texture.
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The Cotswold Company and National Trust heritage furniture collaboration
Bobbin legs and small-space designs make up a collection that is more modern than its heritage billing suggests. At least £30,000 of sales goes to nature restoration.
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What is a broken-plan layout and should you consider one?
For anyone who has fallen out of love with open-plan but does not want closed rooms either, House & Garden sets out how partial division actually works.
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A cherry brooch at the Met inspired Eny Lee Parker’s new Lulu and Georgia collection
Parker’s second collaboration with the retailer is a lighting collection where cherries become lamps and sun hats become pendants, aiming for refined with something odd in it.
