Arts & Crafts houses and gardens

Interior designer Nicola Harding has long been a proponent of reducing waste and making more sustainable design choices. In this Arts and Crafts house in Oxfordshire, her use of antiques and vintage finds has given the rooms an inviting sense of warmth and comfort

Elizabeth Metcalfe considers how a movement that began in the late nineteenth century is still relevant today and highlights how its distinctive designs for fabrics, wallpapers and furniture continue to inspire interiors

Rebeka Russell, the publisher behind Manderley Press, took inspiration from this house's previous owner, the author William Hale White, and his friend William Morris, to create a family home that perfectly balances past and present

Surrey meets Scandinavia in a Norwegian family’s light-filled Arts and Crafts villa, which country-house specialist Todhunter Earle Interiors has imbued with a touch of magic

In a 1920s Craftsman house in Berkeley overlooking the San Francisco Bay, the American designer Heidi Caillier has drawn on an eclectic European sensibility

Ben Pentreath has given each room of this large house its own personality, combining colour and texture with interesting pieces from different periods.

In her book, Gardens of the Arts and Crafts Movement, landscape scholar Judith B. Tankard takes her readers on a journey through the garden design of this important decorative era.

A collaboration between Edwin Lutyens and Gertrude Jekyll is a wonderful legacy and the current owners of Folly Farm in Berkshire have fully embraced the restoration of their Arts and Crafts garden

Ashby Manor House in Northamptonshire is a distinguished estate with a fascinating yet chequered 900-year history. Previously transformed by Sir Edwin Lutyens in a grand Edwardian style, it is now enjoying a new lease of life as a much loved home for the latest generation of a family to fall for its charms