Page 10 - Homes amp Gardens UK February 2021

Our relationship with where

we live has changed. Over the last

year, where possible, people have

found sanctuaries in their houses

and gardens. I believe this shift, the

new value placed on the importance of

home, is a permanent one. As a result,

this magazine’s subject matter is more

relevant than ever. Making home a

comforting and comfortable place brings

joy: design does influence state of mind.

So herewith lies this issue’s theme. We focused

our content plan around decorating, renovating

and refreshing – as we know that now’s the time to

invest in making your space feel as good as it can. Worth

FOL L OW US ON flagging are our striking storage design ideas, the new

Instagram section dedicated to kitchen and bathroom projects and our
@homesandgardensuk
advice feature on staying within budget. I was impressed by
Twitter
@homesandgardens the savvy solutions shared by interiors expert Nicola Harding,
Facebook
@homesandgardens architect Claire Sa and garden designer Andy Sturgeon.

Pinterest After this month I will be handing over the writing of this
@homesgardensuk
letter to a new brand lead and together we will be driving

Homes & Gardens forward on all platforms. Our objective

is to make this title as useful and inspirational a resource as

it can possibly be. Delightful interiors and gardens, insight

from experts, beautiful products or fascinating people... I
PHOTOGRAPH JAKE CURTIS would love to know what resonates, so please write to me at

sarah.spiteri@futurenet.com or on Instagram @sarah.spiteri.

SARAH SPITERI, EDITORIAL DIRECTOR

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