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Meet the tireless conservators behind the 16th-century pieces owned by the Elizabethan noblewoman Bess of Hardwick
Style buys to swirl about
It’s remote and there’s a lack of infrastructure, but the coastal Portuguese village is newly fashionable — and pricey
This house in south London, a visual archive of the artist’s life, transports visitors from the quotidian to the truly exotic
Hiking through the country’s remote southern valleys brings warm welcomes and fresh perspectives
How a 40-year labour of love transformed a topiary garden into a place of pilgrimage
The objet designer and former actress on Gloria Guinness, Coke Zero and her Louis XVI writing desk
The artist’s Norwegian summerhouse has been reimagined for a new generation of visitors
The group wants to entice people who wouldn’t normally visit an art fair, says curator Samuel Leuenberger
A combination of storage facility, research centre and museum, it continues to innovate
Cast members and movement coaches discuss James Graham’s new play about Gareth Southgate and his men
Designer Lionel Jadot’s most ambitious project has united Belgium’s brightest talents
When I judge the Great Taste Awards, am I helping consumers, producers — or the awards themselves?
The Art Basel fair will be a test of whether the recent global boom has come to an end
The auction at Sotheby’s in Paris reflects the taste of one of Europe’s earliest gallerists in the field
Surrealist museum-shop Tombées du Camion celebrates the poetry of forgotten things
Employment opportunities and the local arts scene are a big draw for the those who flock to its smart suburbs
Natalie Whittle looks for a costume that works for both the spa and freezing British beaches
I felt a wreck when I went to the tailor but after some fabric-based therapy, I could face the world again
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