Interiors

The historic Burleigh Pottery in Stoke-on-Trent, recently rescued by Christopher Bailey, has been on the brink of closure before. We (re)discover how William and Rosemary Dorling saved the ceramics factory in the nick of time in 1999. First published: June 2003

The next collection of first-class art and antiques to arrive at Dreweatts auction house will be the one amassed by a dearly departed rail-buff baronet at Fawley Hill, his Buckinghamshire estate

Belgian TV’s much-loved antique dealer’s new home reflects his refined taste for period perfection, from exquisite wooden panelling to sensuous Art Nouveau curves

Don’t be fooled by Vinje’s relatively sober exterior. Beyond the Lutheran church’s faded-pink walls lurks an eye-opening interior decorated by impoverished country folk in the 1930s

‘Chronically online’ though he may be, Raven Smith has proven his content-curating gifts very much extend to the real world at his terrace house in southeast London, which brims with personality and charismatic colour palettes. Elly Parsons heart-reacts

While busy making church pews and pulpits, Robert Thompson had a sudden epiphany and decided to put his faith in mice – cute little carved ones that could soon be found scurrying everywhere, from chair legs to breadboards…

After the great couturier Emanuel Ungaro passed away, his daughter Cosima poured his personality and collecting passions into a Paris flat for his widow Laura

Left adrift from a break-up, designer Erick Millán turned to technicolour decoration to heal his broken heart

French artist Camille Henrot has built a library of brushes in her New York studio, which acts as a cheat sheet for her daily drawing practice

The muted tones and relaxed chic of Madonna’s Miami pad provide a cool contrast to her dazzling global status. First published: September 1994

Simon Upton has done up a former vicarage in Devon. Observe how this well-travelled snapper of sumptuous salons shaped his own space

The ‘Earthship’ movement is alive and well in Taos, where an LA-based landscape designer finds harbour in a radical 1980s house

Pat Oleszko juggles performance art with junk sculpture and millinery with militancy at her pun-tastic loft apartment in Tribeca, New York

Moving to an Art Deco Manhattan apartment gave a rare opportunity to Hussein Omar, an antiquities collector who has made acquisition his mission