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Interiors

A is for Animal Print

It’s the one trend that will surely never face extinction. Mitchell Owens presents a primer on its origins, while our shopping hounds sniff out some of the wildest animal-print products
Architecture

B is for Bauhaus

‘Flats with a great deal of glass and polished metal: Bauhaus style. Tubular-steel armchair frames: Bauhaus style. Everything written in lower-case: bauhaus style.’
Culture

C is for Clutter

Tables loaded with oddments, walls practically panelled with pictures, and floors overlapped with old carpets. Not actual mess, mind you, but mess that’s organised
A-Z
To celebrate our 500th issue, in words, archive images and specially commissioned illustrations, we offer a manageable alphabetical route-finder through 499 issues’ worth of the magazine’s history

Contributors

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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Features

Interiors

D is for Delft

Culture

E is for Eccentrics

Interiors

F is for Frills and Fringe

Interiors

G is for Gustavian

‘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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