Only one week left to grab your copy of the March issue of The World of Interiors, and fall in love with the home of the late, great Jocasta Innes. To turn this former bedroom off the first-floor landing into a dressing room, Jocasta had a set of cupboards built for her by her semi-resident carpenter, and painted them orange and black to resemble Chinese lacquer. Photography: Jan Baldwin.
Home to The National Trust Carriage Museum, Arlington Court is a regency residence near Exmoor in Devon. The museum's thousands of historical artefacts include conveyances for all characters and occasions - making it the perfect place to get carried away by this season's first-class fabrics from London Design Week, as the March issue of The World of Interiors shows. Photography: Bill Batten.
Around sixteen years ago, Sophie Cuvelier found herself jobless and in very low spirits. Her tonic was to make strings of hand dyed and cut confetti and pennants, which opened up a new world of many colours. With the fabulous garlands now in demand for festivals, weddings and exhibitions, every day is a celebration. See more in the March issue of The World of Interiors.
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