How to decorate sustainably

If you’ve got a rug that needs a new home, it’s time to think above and beyond its usual purpose

Experts share some of the ways in which they take a more considered, forward-thinking and eco-conscious approach to design

Delyth Fetherston-Dilke, a specialist in upholstery and furniture repair, makes the case for removing ubiquitous chemical flame retardants from our soft furniture

Try as we might to be as environmentally friendly in our interiors, there are some hidden surprises that need addressing, as Mirry Christie explains

We’ve asked five leaders in architecture and design to offer their tips, tricks, and tales on the importance of salvage and reclamation in interior design

The Sibyl Colefax and John Fowler joint managing director on the virtues of reuse and upcycling

Amidst the growing realities and impact of climate change, learning how to reduce one's carbon footprint is as important as ever. Following Studio Hooton's launch of Planet Hooton, the interior design practise shares what they’ve learnt – and how you can do the same

In celebration of our August issue, which examines how we can all live and decorate more sustainably, we are asking ourselves what the word really means today.

From ‘off-gassing’ to ‘forever chemicals’, we dive beyond the toxic jargon to work out what you should and shouldn't have in your household

Jules Haines, who rescues and resells surplus fabrics, demonstrates how to create a luxurious interior at a fraction of the price by repurposing textiles, with beautiful examples from her own house

Animal products are found in a surprising number of interiors products, from paints to textiles to glues. But for those who disavow them, there is a burgeoning vegan interior design industry