Welsh houses and gardens for St David's Day

Rollo Dunford Wood and Freyja Lee's family home in Wales is an enchanted place, where she crafts folklore-inspired ceramics and he restores wagons and builds cabins surrounded by the beautiful ancient countryside

With a vision of a bohemian lifestyle in the Welsh hills, Julian Broad left London for this ancient longhouse, where he has stripped away modern additions to create more authentic interiors filled with eclectic objects and curios, many of which tell the story of his career as a portrait photographer

Dorian Bowen’s sensitive restoration of a dilapidated 18^th-century hand-built rural farmstead acts as a living testimony to age-old Welsh architecture and simpler times

At her home in a valley in North Wales, doyenne of bohemian country house style Jane Ormsby Gore has found the perfect expression for her delight in ‘the lovely, the strange and the simple’.

Ceramicist Steve Harrison works from pared-back studios in London and Wales, where minimal concessions to modern life create the conditions that ground him

When interior designer Lucinda Griffith fell for a cottage that took her back to her Welsh heritage but was almost beyond her means, she cleverly employed all the tricks of her trade to furnish it in a thrifty, inventive and charmingly inviting fashion

Architect Craig Hamilton's Welsh farmhouse is a fine example of his trademark modern classic style, combining buildings of various periods with a new, but appropriate, extension, and espousing his belief in the Arts and Crafts philosophy of integration between architecture and art

King Charles's first Welsh home, adapted from a former model farm in Carmarthenshire, bears witness to his philosophy of sustainable building, with a structure traditionally made from existing and locally sourced materials, an ecologically sound heating system, and elegant interiors that harmonise perfectly with the architecture

Clare Foster visits garden designer Sarah Price at her family house in Wales, where she is bringing a Victorian walled garden back to life

Stretching across a deep, dark valley in the Black Mountains, the gardens at Nant y Bedd are a response to the rugged, wild landscape that surrounds this former forester's cottage

At Plas Brondanw in Snowdonia, the former house of the architect Clough Williams-Ellis, the playful statuary and elaborate topiary of the Italianate garden stand out in stark relief in winter

After sensitively reconfiguring its interior to suit the needs of their family, the owners of this Welsh cottage have furnished it with an appealing mix of homely pieces gathered over the years

With its beautifully tended formal gardens giving way to rocky slopes and woodland, Plas Cadnant on the Isle of Anglesey has a long-established feel. Yet it is only 25 years since Anthony Tavernor began his mission to rescue it from ruin, determinedly restoring and skilfully enhancing its earlier incarnation

Tasked with decorating a nineteenth-century stone cottage in Pembrokeshire, John McCall made use of an unusually creative method to conceive its understated and eclectic look.

When interior designer Willa Lloyd moved to her husband’s family’s historic farmhouse in south Wales, she didn’t let half a millennium of history get in the way of a vivacious colour palette

Though figurative sculptor David Williams-Ellis lives and works in Oxfordshire, he is proud of his roots in Wales, where he has inherited a manor house on the Llŷn Peninsula backed by the mountains of Snowdonia.

House & Garden gardens editor Clare Foster visits the Monmouthshire garden of Arne Maynard, where he has developed a relaxed, romantic style and combined formal elements like a parterre with areas of barely tamed nature...

Built in 1420 and recently acquired by the Landmark Trust, this remote Welsh house underwent a £4 million programme of restoration. The results are astonishing.