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A Draught of Bordeaux, Anyone?

Almost every inch of wall in this centuries-old house near the French city bears witness to Benoît Lumeau d’Hauterives’s passion for drawing and historic interior details – not to mention his perfectionism. For if the highly skilled artist and specialist painter decides he doesn’t like the results, he simply reaches for the whitewash and starts painstakingly sketching all over again…
Interiors

Only Connect

Wabi-sabi meets Walden in the wilds of Connecticut, where artist/designer John-Paul Philippe has gently inserted himself into the ecosystem. Dan Pearson logs his cabin crew
Explore

Down To Earth

Moroccan minimalism meets natural splendour under the Atlas Mountains at Villa A&N – an architectural gem and oasis, designed by Studio KO, that’s far from the ordinary
Culture

The World of Interiors Writing Competition Judges

Drumroll, please: The World of Interiors can now lift the curtain on the panel of expert writers and editors that will be adjudicating the magazine’s inaugural writing prize, created in partnership with luxury brand Montblanc

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Simone Rocha
Fashion Designer
Seb Emina
Writer
Victoria Hely-Hutchinson
Photographer
Charlie Porter
Writer
Lubaina Himid
Artist
Nicky Haslam
Interior Designer & Decorator

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Interiors

Just What Herr Doktor Ordered

There’s a new prescription for Berlin’s oldest pharmacy turned bistro: swapping medicine bottles for martinis
‘One of the basic human requirements is the need to dwell, and one of the central human acts is the act of inhabiting, of connecting ourselves, however temporarily, with a place on the planet which belongs to us and to which we belong.’
Architect Charles Moore, in a foreword to Junichirō Tanizaki’s essay ‘In Praise of Shadows’
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