Flats

In a Moorish-style building in the heart of Funchal, designer Jacquelyn Scalamera has created a home that feels layered yet fresh, blending Portuguese craft, vintage finds and quiet architectural references.

Since his arrival in New York in the 1970s, British-born restaurateur Keith McNally has forged his own path, letting neither convention nor building regulations stand in his way. He tells us what brought him to the apartment he rents in SoHo and how its singular style came together

A warm, retro palette and chic cabinetry designed by Natalie Tredgett with owner Tara Nash create a flexible live-work space in this two storey apartment

Interior designer Lonika Chande has created a charming pied-à-terre full of bold textiles and colours for a returning client

Wanting to create an unfussy and simplified place to unwind, Penelope Chilvers used local craft and influences to decorate her flat.

With a brief to devise interiors evoking the decorative style associated with Virginia Woolf and her creative contemporaries, David Bentheim filled this Bloomsbury mansion flat with Arts and Crafts details and early-20th-century antiques for an eclectic feel

A light take on Georgian decorating and a wonderful approach to colour has created a soft, rich feel in this charming London flat

The couple have filled the space with affordable design ideas, from a fireplace made from reclaimed limestone slabs to a gallery wall flowing up a two-storey staircase

Former House & Garden editor Susan Crewe discusses the trials and triumphs of relocating from the top floors to the bottom of her London house, working with friends and family to make her requirements a reality.

In an archive story from 1996, we look back at Graydon and Cynthia Carter's life with their four children in one of New York's most venerable apartment buildings

On the top floor of a Chelsea building, visitors are rewarded after the many stairs by a colourful interior belonging to Kit Kemp's daughter – and fellow designer – Willow Kemp.

This north London mansion flat provided the ideal fresh start for designer Virginia White, who wanted a new home with fewer superfluous rooms but enough wall space to display her extensive art collection.

With a dash of English country house charm alongside plenty of French sophistication, the Parisian apartment of decorator Timothy Corrigan is as enviable as they come

After 40 years at Sibyl Colefax & John Fowler, Wendy Nicholls is clear about what makes a good interior, and the decoration of her London flat reflects the style she has honed both personally and professionally

Interior designer Hugh Leslie has transformed his nineteenth-century Chelsea studio into an airy, harmonious showpiece for high-quality joinery and understated taste

For this London bolthole, the client wanted something truly unique from designers Artichoke. The result was deceptively high-tech, where every detail tells a story

In her basement flat in west London, interior designer Thea Speke has created a masterclass in lightening and brightening a potentially gloomy space

Taking one large space and making it work as three different things is not easy, but Sally Wilkinson's effortless and airy design of her Atlanta loft might prove otherwise.

Keeping one eye on the purse strings, interior designer Catherine Olley has transformed her Dulwich flat from an abandoned shell into a first family home

Swedish interior designers Studio Ramson helped a family and their extensive art collection find ‘home’ after ten years travelling abroad