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Hidden behind the walls of a former builder’s merchant, textile artist Zazie Gnecchi Ruscone’s charming garden atelier is where her boldly geometric hand-painted textiles come to fruition

Accessing his inner Pict, Mr Bowles rush-orders a costume for New York’s Met Gala – and hangs with Serena W and Cardi B

The majestic queen of craft, HM Queen Margrethe of Denmark, slices up copies of WoI in her home studio, also known as Fredensborg Palace

The World of Interiors editor Emily Tobin, WoI’s creative director at large Hamish Bowles, food writer Nigel Slater, historian Jessica B. Harris, and novelist Olivia Laing join the panel for our open call for new writing. ‘No bots allowed,’ says digital director Elly Parsons

From a radical ‘Earthship’ in New Mexico to a highbrow flat in Soho, from Denmark’s Queen of craft to a B&B-owning Orthodox priest, the August issue of The World of Interiors is chock-full of surprises

Postwar suburban living cast perfectly-manicured patches of green as the garden’s ideal form, but an unkempt lawn may be the ultimate status symbol

The artist’s home in Coyoacán, Mexico City, was a site of refuge, respite and creative ingenuity

Time stands still in Ateliers of Europe, which takes us inside some of the continent’s last and oldest artisan workshops dedicated to the decorative arts

Last chance to see: an exhibition at Senate House Library traces the printer-publisher’s huge influence across country

At the house museum of urbane design critic Mario Praz, Mr Bowles ticks a long awaited item off his bucket list