Find your signature style at London's Petersham Nurseries. Not only do they stock a range of outdoor plants and items, but also sell indoor items styled beautifully in their glasshouses.
Read moreHow to hang artwork
Hanging art is a tricky business, and I often see pictures hung too high. I'm here to help you display your art at the right level.
Read moreThe appeal of converted London mews
These days, old London mews stables have been converted into dwellings and they are modernised and considered highly desirable places to live.
Read moreHanging baskets outside pubs
There is nothing quite like the hanging baskets outside an English pub.
Read moreEnhance your floral bouquets
If you receive a bunch of flowers, consider splitting it into a variety of vases to spread the beauty throughout your home.
Read moreReloved butcher's block transformed with Annie Sloan
Found a piece of perfectly good furniture discarded on the side of the road? Take it home and give it a little love and a coat of paint.
Read moreUsing plants and flowers in the home
I love the simplicity of this jar of blue Muscari. I am a huge fan of blue flowers.
You can never have too many flowers or plants in the home. I am always looking for inspiration in books, magazines and on the internet. See how you can reproduce some stunning arrangements in your own home.
Read moreOne of my favourite chicken recipes - Poulet à l’Estragon
This is one of my favourite chicken recipes. It's quick and easy and full of flavour. The faint aniseed flavour of tarragon intensifies the flavour of the chicken, making it both fresh tasting and very savoury.
Read moreEasy ways to restyle your hallway
Just by changing one or two items in a space can make a huge difference to the look and feel. In my hallway I have just changed the small table and hung a rug on the wall and the transformation is amazing.
Read moreBest blueberry muffins
These really are the best blueberry muffins
Try these delicious blueberry muffins. They really are the best.
Read moreDecorating with flowers that won't break the bank
I love to have a house full of flowers but it can be very expensive. What I tend to do is buy some from the supermarket and some from the local florist. See my latest combinations
Read moreStyling your outdoor space
It's amazing what you can grow in restricted spaces. Find out how I've curated my three square feet of outdoor space this summer.
Read moreHidden treasures to experience in London
The New River Walk in Islington, London, is a man-made park along a stretch of the New River which was originally created as an aqueduct to bring water from the River Lea in Hertfordshire to Amwell Spring by Sadlers Wells.
Read moreCourgette, chicken and pistachio couscous
This is a delicious recipe and a good way to use up roast chicken. I use spelt or barley couscous rather than the traditional couscous; however you could make this recipe with quinoa or any other grain.
Read moreExperiencing London's iconic Gherkin building
30 St Mary Axe, affectionately known as the 'Gherkin', is a landmark curvilinear 40-storey office building in the heart of London's financial centre and is unlike any other ever conceived.
Read moreAntiquing and flea markets of Lewes
Lewes has loads of fantastic antiques shops and flea markets and also lovely small independent shops. It's also a foodie heaven.
Read moreHow to make the perfect hand-tied bouquet
Create the perfect posey with these steps from Vic Brotherson of Scarlet & Violet
Read moreChelsea Flower Show: Pop up garden at The Designer's Guild
See florist Juliet Glaves' stunning pop-up installation in the home store part of the Designers Guild on the King's Road.
Read moreChelsea Flower Show: Sloane Square floral shop frontages
It's Chelsea Flower Show week and, as usual, many of the shops and businesses in the Sloane Square area in Chelsea have their shop frontages and interiors decorated with fresh flowers. I wandered around yesterday with my camera taking photos of the best of these which I wanted to share with you.
Read moreFlower arranging workshop at Anthropologie, London
I attended a two hour workshop at Anthropologie in the Kings Road, London, with Vic Brotherson of Scarlet and Violet, a London florist.
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