This seven-bedroom mansion on the South Coast used to be a country club – and there are plenty of reminders of its original purpose. Prinsted House has an enviable position set in seven acres in West Sussex with sweeping views of the sea. The property boasts an indoor heated swimming pool, games room, sauna, south-facing […]
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These smell of everything from pencil sharpening and the cinema to pebble skimming and rebels. The aromas are out there but they’re all ethically made
Continue reading...These smell of everything from pencil sharpening and the cinema to pebble skimming and rebels. The aromas are out there but they’re all ethically made
Continue reading...Build to Rent is an interesting development in the rental market that offers some key points of difference and benefits for tenants. OnTheMarket has this guide. What is Build to Rent? Traditionally, landlords take over existing properties and rent them out. They’re houses, flats, sometimes converted shops or offices. Landlords might do some renovation work, […]
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Discover furniture and textiles by new brands and makers who want to change manufacturing for the better
Continue reading...A new family-led documentary reveals the story of the US woodworker who, influenced by the philosophy of Japan and India, saw his furniture as a tree’s rebirth
While most followers of the arts and crafts movement held socialist or utopian ideals, George Nakashima really walked the walk. The Japanese American furniture maker and architect travelled the world in search of meaning, and his voyage of discovery is revealed in new documentary George Nakashima, Woodworker, which premieres online at Design Miami on 2 October.
Nakashima’s belief was that when you made furniture, you created a new life for a tree. His work showcases the natural beauty of wood and was made without mass production. The compound of 18 buildings in concrete, cement and glass that he designed for himself and his family in New Hope, Pennsylvania, became a National Historic Landmark in 2014. There’s a Nakashima museum and gallery in Takamatsu, Japan.
Continue reading...Since the property market reopened in May following lockdown, conditions have been ideal for buying, selling or renting a home. But unfortunately it isn’t just buyers and sellers who have returned to the market – so have criminal scammers, seeking to take advantage of people transacting in the property market. With the stamp duty holiday […]
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