Welcome
The sun is finally out and here in the Your Home office we’re getting all excited about the summer months ahead. On page 36 we take a look at the latest high street trends to help
you fill your home and garden with sunshine and colour, while on page 20 we head to Palm Springs to get inspired by the beach vibes, pretty pastels and graphic patterns of America’s West Coast.
If, like us, you’re planning on spending as much time as possible outside in the garden this summer, then take a look at our buyer’s guide on page 56, where we’ve
picked the most exciting new outdoor cooking gadgets.
From space-saving barbecues to models that are big enough to feed a family party, from chic garden furniture with built-in grills to affordable, versatile pizza ovens you’re sure to find a design that’s perfect for all your alfresco dining needs.
Talking of summer suppers in the garden, you must try our delicious recipes in this issue (p.100).
They’re light, healthy, packed with fresh ingredients and they’re quick to prepare too, so you can spend more time enjoying the good weather.
If you’re looking for inspiration for room revamps, check out our three fun kids’ rooms makeovers (p.24) and our stunning reader homes (p.73), you’re sure to find plenty of ideas to steal.
Finally, if you’ve always dreamed of adding an en suite to your home, you’ll discover a wealth of expert advice and affordable designs on page 46.

Now that winter is upon us, it’s time to start making our homes as cosy as possible so we can enjoy spending more time in them over the coming months. So, in this issue, we’ve got plenty of great ideas and solutions to help you hunker down in style. On page 36 we take a look at how to create a beautiful yet functional lighting scheme that will not only give your home a warming glow, but illuminate those areas where you need to see to work, read or craft. Chilly winter nights usually mean more time spent curled up on the sofa, and if yours is looking shabby or feeling uncomfortable then turn to page 41, where we’ve scoured the high street and internet to bring you our favourite statement pieces that you’ll love to lounge on. With Christmas looming on the horizon you might be considering a kitchen makeover. On page 46 we explain how to create a kitchen that’s full of character, as well as boasting flexibility, by making the most of free-standing cabinets. If your downstairs cloakroom is looking lacklustre, why not give it a quick revamp in time for the influx of guests over the festive season? Flick to page 54 for some great ideas to create a big impact with your smallest room. Have you ever dreamed of having a dedicated utility room? Me too! Whether you’re lucky enough to have an entire room or just have some spare cupboard space, we got some clever ways to create a utility area in your home that’s hard-working and looks gorgeous too (p.112). Happy decorating!

Now the weather is getting chillier and we’re spending more time indoors it’s time to make your home a cosier, clutter-free space to hunker down in over the winter months ahead. With
this in mind, we’ve filled this issue with lots of suggestions for making your rooms work harder, along with ideas for clever furniture buys to make your home feel more spacious and streamlined. On page 36 we take a look at how you can make your spare room do double duty as a comfortable, welcoming guest bedroom during the evenings and a productive yet stylish home office during the day. All it takes is thoughtful planning and the right multi-functional furniture that’s space-saving yet packed with useful storage. Meanwhile, on page 40, you can discover our pick of the very best occasional tables, no matter what size your room. From slimline consoles to extendable coffee tables, we’ve got the smartest solutions for every budget.
Working in a cluttered kitchen is never easy, so on page 52 you’ll find our pick of the best buys and storage solutions to streamline your space and make meal prep a dream. Our makeovers in this issue show how three stylish readers have revamped their rooms to create kitchen diners that work for all the family (p.24). Plus, they’ve used lots of budget-friendly tricks that I hope will give you some ideas and inspiration for updating your own home this month.

September is a funny old month. The kids go back to school, the days are getting shorter and there’s a feeling of change in the air. But here in the Your Home office, there’s also a frisson
of excitement as it heralds the launch of the new autumn homeware collections from all our favourite stores. To find out what’s hot for interiors for the months ahead, turn to page 36 to see our round-up of the latest trends. Agate is one look we’ve fallen for this season and, on page 20, we’ll show you how to make this luxurious colour scheme work in your home for winter. Meanwhile, for our bathrooms feature this month, we’ve gone all Nordic and been inspired by the sleek, streamlined Scandi look that is so on-trend at the moment (p.46). If, like me, your kitchen is woefully small, then you’re sure to find plenty of great ideas to help maximise your space with our brilliant compact kitchens feature on page 52. We’ve packed it with lots of fantastic space-saving ideas and clever storage tricks to make even a postage stamp kitchen feel palatial! With the return to school, packed lunch season starts all over again. So, if you’re looking for some new ideas to make your kids’ lunchboxes more fun, then take a look at our quick and nutritious recipes on page 96. The sushi rice pandas are the cutest things ever! Finally, check out our exclusive reader discount with Beko to get 20 per cent off your next purchase (p.103).

We all long for a lovely balmy summer, but if all the sunshine leaves you feeling a little hot under the collar we’ve got heaps of great ideas to help you keep your cool this month. For starters, our delicious summer drink ideas on page 100 are ideal for quenching your thirst on a sunny day. Meanwhile, if a refreshing shower is what you long for, then turn to page 54 for our round-up of the sleekest, most stylish wetrooms and walk-in showers to suit bathrooms both big and small. Having trouble sleeping on these warm nights? Then check out our beautiful bed linen feature (p.38), where you’ll find a host of cool cotton designs that will help you sleep more soundly. Plus, we’ve got lots of affordable finishing touches to complete your bedroom look, whether it’s modern, classic or feminine. When it comes to colour, nothing is more refreshing and cooling than mint green. Forget the sickly pastel shades of old, we’ll show you how to use this new neutral to give every room a clean, contemporary feel that’s bang on trend (p.22). You can’t have failed to notice the popularity of vegan food, but have you ever thought about how vegan-friendly your décor is? Turn to page 42 to discover how to give your home an ethical makeover that looks every bit as good as it feels. After a day at the seaside, many of us come home dreaming of living by the water, but how easy is it to do? Check out the options, plus discover the pros and cons on page 106.

Summer is in full swing and we’re loving it here in the Your Home office. In this month’s issue we’ve got some fantastic recipes that celebrate the taste of summer using the very best of the season’s produce (p.100). And, if the warm weather has you reaching for the ice cream, then take a look at our mouth-watering ideas for frozen desserts on page 96 – take it from me, the strawberry and coconut ice lollies are simply divine! Our craft projects this month celebrate all that’s gorgeous in the garden at the moment, from our pretty makes with pressed flowers (p.60) and delicate napkins using the unusual hapazome technique (p.64), to the ingenious fold-down garden storage unit, made from a pallet, which doubles as an alfresco bar (p.62).
If the hazy days of summer leave you longing to escape to the country, then turn to page 38 to discover how to give your home an easy-to-live-with contemporary country look, even if you live in the city. Over on page 22, we continue the relaxed summer vibe, showing how to make laid-back neutrals work in every room by mixing them up with plenty of interesting textures.
Thinking of re-doing your kitchen? On page 48 we look at how to update your home’s hub using the latest mix and match combinations of colours and finishes. Although, if the thought of cooking indoors is making you feelhot and bothered, check out our pick of the best BBQs so you can enjoy spending more time alfresco with family and friends (p.18). Happy grilling!

Goodness me, how are we halfway through the year already? But at least now summer is well and truly here we can start really enjoying life alfresco. In this month’s issue we’re embracing
the summer (and praying for a heatwave), with lots of ideas to help you enjoy spending more time outdoors and some inspiring ways to fill your interiors with sunshine and colour. If you love gathering your family and friends round for a get-together in the garden, then you’ll love our ideas on page 38. From a funky tropical party vibe to a grown-up soirée we’ve got plenty of ideas for decorating your outdoor space to make it the ultimate place to spend time this summer. And, if you’re looking for ideas to feed your guests, then check out this month’s mouth-watering recipes. God of the grill, DJ BBQ, shares his favourite burger recipes with us on page 96, while curry aficionado Dan Toombs has some fantastic ways to give veggie dishes an Indian
spin on the barbecue (p.100). If you want to bring some sunny colours into your home, then check out our ever-so-easy paint effects on page 44. Meanwhile, over on page 22, we head to the Med to find inspiration from their bold patterns and rustic textures to transport your rooms to sunnier climes whatever the weather. And, if you fancy exchanging your home for one in the sun, find out how to do a house swap on p.16.

May sees the fresh spring days slip seamlessly into the warmer weeks of summer and with it we get some much-anticipated bank holidays to enjoy. If you’re planning on tackling a few jobs around your house and garden on those long weekends, then you’ve come to the right place. In this month’s issue we’ve got three gorgeous bathroom makeovers which are bound to make you want to give yours a revamp too (p.24). And even if you’re not planning a new look, we’ve got some quick and easy ideas to help you streamline your bathroom storage (p.54). If your kitchen
is due for an update, then take a look at our choice of designs that use the beauty of wood to give your space the ‘wow’-factor (p.48). Does the warmer weather make you want to fling open your windows to let in the fresh air? Then maybe it’s time to treat yourself to some new blinds, curtains or shutters. On page 36 you’ll find our pick of the latest designs for every type of window. You can’t have helped notice that houseplants are having a bit of a ‘moment’ right now, but if yours have a habit of keeling over from lack of love, then check out our pick of the hardiest varieties that even the least green fingered will be able to keep alive (p.42)! And for those blessed with more verdant digits, turn to page 114 to discover what jobs you should be doing right now to make your garden look gorgeous. Enjoy those bank holidays, however you decide to spend them!

You can’t have failed to notice the impact that decluttering expert Marie Kondo has had on homes around the world, and the Your Home team has caught the tidying bug too! We’ve all been attacking our homes with gusto and getting rid of anything that doesn’t ‘spark joy’. So, if you’re on a mission to streamline your home too, then check out our pick of the best storage products to help you restore order once more (p.36). With the Easter bank holidays this month, you may plan on using the time to do some decorating to freshen up your home and we’ve all
manner of gorgeousness to inspire you. Why not spend an afternoon creating a ‘wow’-factor wall using a bold new wallpaper? With so many paste-the-wall and self-adhesive varieties on offer it’s never been easier to give your room a whole new look (p.40). If you haven’t already heard, Living Coral is the colour of the moment, but if you’re not sure how to make it work in your own home, then take a look at this month’s trend alert for ideas and inspiration (p.20). As our decorating tastes are getting bolder, tiles are having a bit of a renaissance. So, on page 48
we take a look at the latest designs for walls and floors. Not only will you discover lots of beautiful new shapes and patterns but we’ve got some clever ideas for new ways to lay them too. And don’t forget to send us photos of any decorating projects you do, we’d love to see them!

Spring is finally in the air and the last of the winter homewares have left the shops to make room for this season’s fresh new looks. We always get excited here in the Your Home office when the spring/summer trends are launched. On page 38 you’ll find our pick of the key looks for the months ahead. You’re sure to find one you love. Pastels are going to be a strong new look for interiors this year. But if you have bad memories of sugary sweet pastels from the 80s, then think again. The new millennial pastels are cool and edgy and I think you’re going to like them (p.22). Spring is often a key time to think about starting major decorating projects (especially with some lovely bank holidays on the horizon next month). In this issue we take a look at how to create a streamlined modern look in the kitchen using sleek, handleless units (p.54). Meanwhile, if your bathroom is in need of a revamp, take a look at our ideas for turning it into the spa-style space of your dreams (p.48). March is the ideal time to get back out in the garden. Find out what jobs you need to tackle now to make it look its best again over the months ahead (p.114). Finally, this month sees our last column from architect and TV presenter (and genuinely lovely guy) George Clarke (p.111). In his final feature he explains just why he fell in love with architecture and looks at why it is such an important part of all our lives. Enjoy!

After the expense of the festive season, most of us are now reining in our purse strings and looking to trim our spending for the year ahead. So we’ve dedicated this issue to saving you money; finding you the best buys on the high street; giving you great ideas for upycling and suggesting ways to be more savvy with your cash. You’ll find 40 budget-friendly ways to buy into this season’s four key interiors trends on page 40 – from boho chic to moody blues, bright colour pops to soft Scandi vibes, you’re sure to find a look you love at a price you can afford. Meanwhile, on page 36, we’ve got some smart solutions for making big changes to your décor, without breaking the bank. Whether you’re looking to change your flooring, window treatments, walls or lighting, you’ll discover plenty of bright ideas. If your bathroom is looking a bit below par, but money is tight, then turn to page 48 to discover some affordable ways to give it an update,
whether you want a whole new suite or just a few quick-fix accessories. If you think a new kitchen is beyond your budget after the expense of Christmas, then think again. On page 54 we’ve got
some savvy solutions for creating a brand-new look on a shoestring. Even this month’s craft projects are designed to save you money, from cute kitty cushions made from old jumpers (p.64) to a luxurious upholstered bench upcycled from an unloved coffee table (p.62). Please share your favourite money-saving tips with us on social media (right). We’d love to hear from you!

Happy New Year! I hope you had a great festive season. Now that all the end of year fun is over, it’s time to start afresh for 2019. In this issue we’ve got plenty of ways to help you begin the year as you mean to go on. Our decorating feature on page 40 is designed to help you stick to your New Year’s resolutions, while on page 36 we’ve got some great suggestions for cosying up your
living room to encourage the whole family to spend more quality time together over the coming months. Our makeovers this issue show how three readers gave their hallways dramatically different looks (p.24). From a pared-back retro vibe to a space that’s a riot of colour – you’re sure to find plenty of ideas to inspire you to revamp your own hall. Elsewhere in the house, we look at how to inject some pops of colour into your kitchen (p.48), while in the bathroom we’ve gone back to black and white to show just how timeless a monochrome scheme can look for both modern and traditional homes alike (p.52).
If one of your resolutions for 2019 is to be more organised, then take a look atour brilliant craft projects this month (p.60), which are all geared towards making your home office not just more tidy but more beautiful too! And, if you enjoy sewing, then I know you’re going to love our easy-to-make fox draught excluder – he’s utterly adorable!
Finally, for those of you who have resolved to eat more healthily, on page 100 we’ve got some hearty recipes for nutritious bowl food.

After weeks of build-up, Christmas is almost here. It may well be ‘the most wonderful time of the year’, but it can be a stressful one, so in this issue we’ve done our best to make it easier for you. We’ve trawled the shops to find the most exciting and unusual gifts for your family and friends and they’re all under £50 (p.40). Plus, we’ve got an amazing subscription offer for you
on page 86, where you can buy five issues of Your Home for just £5 – it makes the perfect gift (or even a cheeky treat for yourself!) If you’re looking for inspiring new ways to dress up your home over the festive season, then turn to page 36 for our easy-to-copy styling and crafting ideas to give it that all-important personal touch. We’ve got even more brilliant craft projects for you in our 12-page pull-out section this month – from a stunning copper stag’s head (p.62) to a pretty embellished stocking (p.64) and a host of simple-to-sew felt decorations (p.60), they’re just the job for making your festive scheme look truly unique. If the thought of cooking a family feast for the big day is stressing you out, then turn to page 104 where we’ve picked the best ready-made dishes from all your favourite supermarkets to help take the pressure off. But if you really love to cook, then do try our delicious recipes for Christmas dinner with a Scandi twist (p.100). Finally, I’d love to wish you all a very happy Christmas. See you in 2019!

Now that winter’s finally here it’s time to hunker down and stay indoors. This month we’ve got plenty of ideas for creating a home you’ll want to spend more time in. On page 115 we take a look at stylish ways to heat your home, from flueless fires to wood-burning stoves, there’s a design to suit every home. And, if you long for something warm underfoot, check out our buyer’s guide to carpets on page 36, where you’ll find all the ideas and expert advice you need to help you pick the perfect design for every room. I know many of you are a little unsure of how to use pattern in your home, so on page 40 we help you to discover your pattern personality and give you the confidence you need to give your rooms a brand-new look that really reflects your style. If, like me, you love taking a peek behind closed doors, then you’re going to love our gorgeous reader homes in this issue (p.73). We’ve got everything from a converted chapel to a terraced ex-council house and all of them are full of design ideas to copy in your own home. Finally, we’ve got an amazing subscription offer for you this month with five issues of Your Home for just £5! It’s the perfect Christmas gift for the interiors or craft lover in your life.
Turn to page 86 to find out all the details and be in with a chance of receiving a gorgeous artisan gin and tonic candle. Have fun reading this issue!

Christmas is our favourite time of the year here in the Your Home office and we’ve been as busy as Santa’s elves putting together the new
Christmas Made Easy just for you. We’ve had great fun making, baking, shopping and stitching to ensure that this special festive issue is packed with the most creative and inspiring craft ideas, recipes and practical advice you’ll need to ensure that this Christmas is your best one ever. You’ll find lots of gorgeous craft projects to give your table settings, decorations, cards and gifts a unique personal touch; clever ways to make your home smell divine over the Yuletide season, plus smart solutions to help your money go further. Our food pages in this issue include plenty of inspiration to feed your family and friends, from the ultimate meal planner for the big day and beyond, to our delicious foodie gifts to make. Plus, we’ve asked six celebrity chefs to share with us their favourite festive dishes for you to try at home. You’ll even find our pick of this season’s pantos to visit for the ultimate family day out. I do hope you enjoy reading this special issue and that you have a very happy Christmas and a prosperous and peaceful New Year!

With the clocks going back and the night’s well and truly drawing in, October is the month to start hunkering down and getting ready for the winter days ahead. In this issue we’ve got plenty of great ideas to inspire you to cosy up your home. On page 20 we take a look at this season’s autumn blush trend. This palette of warm rose-tinted hues is a seasonal take on the pink that has dominated home interiors over the summer and is ideal for creating a snug feel that’s perfect for living rooms and bedrooms. Talking of living rooms, if you’re thinking of treating yours to a new sofa, then make sure you check out our buyer’s guide on page 42 to ensure you choose a model that’s just right for your home. With the nights getting ever longer at the moment, now is the perfect time to think about how you
illuminate your rooms. The right lighting can make or break a space, so we’ve teamed up with a panel of lighting experts to give you ideas and solutions to help
transform your home for autumn (p.36). October sees the shops filling up with Hallowe’en goodies, so if you’re planning on a party for fright night, check out our
brilliant craft projects (p.60 and p.64) to make yours stylish as well as spooky. And, if you’re looking for inspiration for food to serve, for a Hallowe’en party or just a supper with friends, then do try our delicious autumnal recipes on page 100 – they’re full of warming spices and fragrant flavours. Finally, don’t forget to take advantage of our exclusive 20% reader discount at Myakka (p.117).

After the scorching summer we’ve had, I’m hoping the glorious weather will stay with us as the season shifts towards autumn this month. But even if we’re blessed with an Indian summer, there’s no getting away from the fact that it’s going to get chillier sooner or later. So it’s time to start thinking about making your home cosier for the months ahead and we’ve got plenty of ideas to inspire you. In his Home Hacks this month (p.66), Hugh looks at clever ways to draughtproof your home, while over on page 64 our Craft Editor Sophie has designed a gorgeous easy-to-sew patchwork quilt project to help make your bed extra cosy when the chill sets in. As the days start to get shorter, we’ll all be spending more time indoors, so this month George Clarke discusses ways to help reduce noise in the home, whether it’s from noisy neighbours or the kids playing loud music (p.111).
If you like to change your décor as the seasons shift, then make sure you check out our round-up of the latest high street trends for autumn/winter 18, from calming Japanese influences to bold brights and sweet schemes inspired by woodland wildlife, you’re sure to find a look you love (p.36). September isn’t only the start of autumn, it’s the time when the kids head back to school, so if you’re looking for ideas to make your packed lunches more exciting, then take a look at our brilliant recipes on page 100 – the muffin tin frittatas are a fave with the Your Home team. Give them a try!

I don’t know about you, but August always makes me think of lazy, hazy summer days; long, balmy evenings and relaxed holiday vibes. But, of course, the British weather often has other ideas! However, as I write, the sun is blazing outside, so I’m praying it continues over the coming weeks.
Always ones to look on the bright side, we’ve crammed this issue with plenty of great ideas for
enjoying life outdoors.
On page 36, we’ve got some gorgeous suggestions for turning your garden into an eclectic, boho space for relaxing and entertaining in, while our craft projects this month will add a colourful fiesta vibe to your home and garden (p.60).
We also feature three inspiring readers who have been really creative with their garden rooms and conservatories, transforming them from drab to fab to create spaces they will use all year round (p.24). If you’re looking for ways to blur the boundaries between indoors and out, then look no further than page 106 where you’ll find a wealth of great design ideas and home improvement inspiration. And, if adding a water feature to your garden or patio is on your summer wish list, then take a look at our feature on page 114 to discover smart solutions and brilliant buys for gardens big and small. Though, if all you really want to do is sit back and relax with friends, then why not invite them round for an alfresco supper and treat them to some of our delicious summer berry
recipes on page 100?

The sun’s out and we’re feeling really summery in the Your Home office. To make the most of the sunny weather, we’ve filled this issue with bright colours and brilliant bargains to
give your home a seasonal lift. We’ve scoured all your favourite high street and online stores to bring you 50 colourful budget buys to revamp your rooms and they all cost less
than £50!
The Mexican artist Frida Kahlo is renowned for her wonderful use of colour, and she’s inspired our Trend Alert this month. Turn to page 20 to discover how to give your home a bold and beautiful Latino look. And, if you love colour as much as we do, then do take a look at our three stunning bedroom makeovers in this issue (p.24). Whether you dream of a bright boudoir, lust after a calming Shibori-inspired sleep space or want a colourful contemporary look, we’ve got all bases covered, with plenty of ideas to steal. When it comes to kitchens, most of us feel that ours is too small. So, on page 54, we’ve put together a host of ways to make your compact kitchen look and feel bigger and brighter. While, on page 48, we take a look at how to save water in your bathroom, which is not only good for the planet but will help cut your water bills too. Talking of being kind to the environment, on page 114 you’ll find some creative ways to upcycle outdoors. From funky pots and planters to ingenious furniture, you’re sure to find some ideas you love.

Welcome
May is a great month for a spot of redecorating. The days are longer and warmer, plus we get two lovely long bank holiday weekends this month.
With this in mind we’ve packed this issue with plenty of ideas to inspire you to revamp your rooms. On page 40 we’ve come up with 15 fantastic decorating projects that you can tackle in just a few hours, leaving you plenty of time to get out and enjoy the sunshine.
Talking of which, if you’re thinking of replacing your garden furniture this summer, then take a look at our buyer’s guide on page 44 to see our pick for outdoor spaces big and small.
In recent years social media has revolutionised the way we look for interiors inspiration. I know many of you scour Pinterest for decorating ideas and swoon at real life rooms on Insta. But there’s a lot that can be learned from these sites to help you style your own home. With this in mind, we’ve come up with a host of styling tricks on page 36 to help make
your interiors look more gorgeous, and who knows, your home may be the next Instagram sensation!
Food is another favourite of ours on social media, but when the weather’s nice who wants to slave over a hot stove? Not us! Which is why we’ve got some clever time-saving
one-pot recipe ideas on page 100. We’d love to see your photos of any of the dishes if you try them, or indeed any of your DIY and decorating projects. And don’t forget to follow us on social media for lots more exciting Your Home content.

Welcome
We’re feeling full of the joys of spring here in the Your Home office. We’ve been lucky enough to have sneak previews of all the exciting new products your favourite high street
homeware stores have lined up for this new season and the future is certainly
looking bright!
Florals are a winning choice when it comes to lifting your interior out of the winter doldrums and on page 36
we’ve got some bright ideas for using flower power to perk up your space. Marble effects are also a hot
trend right now, so in our Make It Easy section we’ve created some clever craft projects to add a little marbled magic
to your interior (p.60).
With all the bank holidays on the horizon, you may be planning to tackle a few decorating projects around the home and, if your kitchen or bathroom is on the to-do list, then you’ll find all the design inspiration you need on page 48 to use tiles to give your home the ‘wow’ factor. If that wasn’t enough, we’ve got three gorgeous kitchen makeovers that are brimming with ideas to copy (p.24). If you’re just planning to freshen up your rooms with a coat of paint, our Style Editor Hugh has been putting the best
painting hacks to the test to ensure you achieve professional results every time (p.66).
Now is also the perfect time to tackle your outside space. In this issue we look at using easy-to-grow native plants to give your garden a boost of colour this coming summer (p114).

Welcome
Spring is finally here – hooray! March is the month that we not only get an extra hour of daylight when the clocks go forward, but this year the Easter celebrations start at the end of the month too. Here at Your Home, we’re getting into the swing of spring with loads of fun Easter projects, as well as plenty of brand new decorating looks to inspire you. Turn to page 60 to discover our cute as a button bunny-inspired crafts, while, over on page 62, we’ve turned a tatty old cable reel into a whimsical toadstoolshaped storage stool that’s perfect for a child’s bedroom.
The high street is awash with fresh spring looks right now, so we’ve done the legwork for you and picked the most easy to live with and inspiring trends to refresh your home this season (p.36).
From lush tropical brights to calming watercolour hues and eclectic travel-inspired themes, you’re sure to find a look you’ll love. But if you’re still hankering after more decorating inspiration, take a look at our beautiful Home Grown colour schemes on this month’s Trend Alert pages (p.20), or dare to be bold with 2018’s vibrant new Ultra Violet trend (p.42).
If your kitchen is in need of a facelift we’ve got some great ideas to enhance it with warm wooden touches (p.54). Plus we’ve put together some pretty yet practical ideas to make your bathroom work better for all the family (p.47).
Whichever decorating project you tackle in your home this month, I hope you have fun. And don’t forget to send us some photos of the results!

It’s no surprise that many of us are still feeling that post-Christmas pinch, given the usual festive overindulgence and treating ourselves in the January sales – so, with that in mind, we’ve created a special money-saving issue, to help you tighten those purse strings and get your spending back on track for the year ahead.
Make some stylish savings with this month’s decorating inspiration, we show you how to make an impact with paint – even if you only have a tester pot to hand (p.42) and on page 36 we’ve got some gorgeous shopping ideas to help you achieve a luxury look without breaking the bank. Fancy giving your kitchen a facelift? Check out our smart buys on page 46 to update your space on a shoestring.
And if the bathroom is next on your hit list then you won’t want to miss our suggestions for boosting this hardworking room on page 54. You’ll be impressed at what you can achieve
without blowing the budget.
If you’re thinking of getting down to some serious DIY don’t miss our resident expert Hugh, who shares his tips and tricks for stress-free tiling on page 66.
Or if crafting is more your cup of tea, we have a fabulous range of projects for you to try, from geometric origami (p.60) to super-cute stitched indoor plant pots (p.64).
Oh, and don’t forget to keep an eye out for our handy purse logos that highlight some of our favourite money-saving hints and bargain buys to revive your home.

Welcome
Happy New Year! I hope you all had a great Christmas. Is it just me or does your home feel a little lacklustre now the tree is down and the decorations are packed back up in the loft? Fear not, we’ve got plenty of great ideas to brighten up your rooms once more and banish the January blues.
Our Trend Alert this month shows how to add a splash of colour to your home with mid-century modern prints (p.20), while over on page 36 we discuss how to make this season’s elegant distressed look work for you. And, if all you want is an instant homewares fix to cheer you up, then check out our brilliant bargain buys on page 40, which are all under £50!
After the chaos of Christmas, you might want to restore some order in your kitchen, so on page 54 we’ve got some clever ways to clear the clutter and streamline your work space.
If you’re on a health kick this January, then take a look at our buyers’ guide this month where we’ve put the latest healthy cooking gadgets through their paces to bring you our favourites (p.52). Talking of healthy food choices, vegan dishes are becoming increasingly popular, so we’ve put together a great selection of recipes to inspire you to try more meat-free meals (p.100).
If one of your New Year’s resolutions is to learn a new skill, then look no further than page 114, where we’ve found some fantastic courses. From
DIY and sewing to interior design, you’re sure to find one that tickles your fancy.

Welcome
I can’t believe that Christmas is upon  us already. Hasn’t time flown this year? 
If you’re feeling all a’fluster at the thought of all the things you have to  do over the coming weeks, worry not. We’ve got your back and have packed this issue with all you need 
to sail through the festive season.
On page 36, you’ll find plenty of creative ways to decorate your home for Christmas. From  easy-to-copy dining ideas to stunning styling tips for the  living room, let us help you make your home the envy of your family and friends this year. 
If you’re keeping an eye on the purse strings when it comes  to present buying, then you’re going to love our brilliant gift guide. We’ve hunted on the high street and trawled through 
the internet to find 50 of the coolest, most original gifts out there and they all cost under £50 (p.40). What’s not to love?
If, like me, food plays a huge part in your festive celebrations, then take a look at our delicious recipes for Christmas dinner with a spicy new twist on page 100. And, if you’re pushed for time, then there’s really no harm in cheating. So, on page 106, we’ve scoured the supermarkets for the best ready-made festive food on offer. 
Aside from Christmas, if you’re on the lookout for decorating inspiration, look no further  than our gorgeous bedroom makeovers (p.24), our glamorous bathroom looks (p.52) and our pretty kitchens updates (p.55). 
Finally, have a wonderful  Christmas and I’ll see  you all in the New Year!

Welcome
Christmas really is the most wonderful time of the year and here in the Your Home office we’ve been as busy as Santa’s elves putting together this year’s Christmas Made Easy just for you. We’ve had great fun making, baking, shopping and stitching to ensure that this special festive issue is packed with the most creative and inspiring craft ideas, recipes and practical advice you’ll need to ensure that this Christmas is your best one yet.
You’ll find page upon page of beautiful craft projects to give your festive decorations, cards and gifts a truly personal touch. You can even discover how to sew your own elf on a shelf to ensure your kids behave themselves in the lead-up to Christmas. Our food pages in this issue include everything you need to feed your family and friends, from tasty tipples and sweet treats to a delicious Christmas menu plan. Plus we’ve got lots of clever expert tips to make sure your Christmas runs smoothly.
I do hope you enjoy reading this issue and that you have a very happy Christmas!

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With the arrival of November, I alwaysfeel that winter is truly beginning to set in and it’s time to hunker down on the sofa with some soft, fluffy throws in front of a roaring fire. On page 40 we take a look at how to layer up  textures in your home to create a warm, snuggly feel over the coming months. Or be inspired by the Highlands and add some plaid to recreate a cosy bolthole feel (p.20). The cold, dark evenings are a great excuse to invite friends round for dinner, so on page 36 we show how to achieve two very different dining looks, depending on whether you want a relaxed supper or a super glam dinner party. Whichever one you choose, make sure you try out our delicious soup recipes on page 100. They’re perfect for warming you up this winter. The Indonesian peanut butter and tomato soup is my favourite – go on, try it for yourself!
Now we’re spending more time indoors, space is really at a premium. So to avoid your rooms feeling cramped and cluttered, it’s time to sort out your storage. On page 48 we look at pretty but practical ways to keep your bathroom neat and tidy, while on page 115 you can discover the how to maximise every inch of space with tailored storage solutions. If you’re thinking of giving your bathroom a complete revamp, then do take a look at this month’s beautiful bathroom makeovers (p.24), you’re sure to find lots to inspire you. Plus on page 50 you could win a wireless mixer shower worth £380. Good Luck!

Welcome
I must admit, despite the darker days and the drop in temperature, autumn is my favourite time of year. I love the rich colours of the leaves and the thought of coming home on a dark evening and curling up in front of the fire. In this issue we’ve got plenty of ideas to help you make your home a cosy retreat for the months ahead.
As the clocks go back at the end of the month and the nights start to draw in, on page 36 we take a look at the latest looks for lighting to give your rooms a cosy glow, while on page 115 we’ve got all the info you need if you’re thinking of investing in a wood-burner to keep your home toasty over winter. And make sure you enter our competition on page 118 where you could win a stunning gas fire worth £1,500!
Alfresco dining is a distant memory by now, so as you’re likely to be spending more time indoors, why not perk up your kitchen with a splash of colour? On page 52 we’ve got some great ideas to lift the look of your space without breaking the bank. And, if cooking is your thing, do check out our food pages this month (p.100), where you’ll find some delicious recipes for home-made preserves and pickles that make the most of this season’s harvest from the garden and hedgerows. Celebrating Hallowe’en has become as much about the adults having fun as it is for the kids, so check out our spooktacular ideas for grown-up table decorations (p.60) and our gloriously ghoulish sewing projects (p.64).

Welcome
What a great summer we’ve had! Now the kids are back at school, there’s still time to tackle those decorating jobs you’ve been putting off all summer, before the darker days draw in. If
you’re thinking of refreshing the look of your home, then take a look at our round-up of this autumn’s decorating trends (p.36). With their opulent colours, they’re perfect for creating a cosy space to snuggle up in over the coming months.
For our makeovers this issue, we meet three readers who share their gorgeous living room transformations with us (p.24). If you’re looking to revamp your kitchen or bathroom, but don’t want to go through the upheaval of ripping out the cupboards or suite, then why not consider replacing the tiles or flooring instead? On page 49 we look at the latest bathroom flooring designs, while on page 54 we’ve picked our favourite tiles and splashbacks to add colour and texture to your kitchen.
Even simple changes, such as adding new curtains, can give your room a facelift. Turn to page 66 to see our simple step by- step guide to hanging a curtain
pole – it’s really much easier than you may think.
You can’t have failed to notice how on-trend houseplants are right now. On page 114 we help you choose some foolproof specimens and discover some clever ways to
display them which will freshen up your interior when the garden is resting over winter.
Happy decorating!

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Well, if you can’t spend your time outdoors in August, then when can you eh? We’re keeping our fingers crossed that this summer is going to be a scorcher, so we’ve filled this issue with loads of great ideas for making the most of your outside space. Our makeovers this month show how three clever readers have transformed their sheds and garages into gorgeous garden rooms (p.24), while on page 114 we show how you can create a cosy, relaxing hideaway in your garden that’s perfect for retreating to with the latest copy of Your Home and a glass of wine!

I know lots of you enjoy making our craft projects and in this issue we’ve got plenty of clever makes that will perk up your outdoor space a treat, from our upcycled garden bench on page 62, to our kids’ tipi on page 64. They all look amazing and will save you pounds compared to shop-bought versions. If you’re thinking about investing in some power tools to help tackle your overgrown lawn or unruly hedges, then check out our buyer’s guide on page 56 for the best buys to make gardening less of a chore. Lovely though it is to have the summer sunshine streaming in through your windows, sometimes you need to keep the sun’s glare out, so on page 36 we’ve put together a great guide to buying curtains and blinds to help you make the right choices for your windows.
Finally, if like me, you have a tiny bathroom, take a peek at our brilliant space-saving solutions on page 48. They’re all small but perfectly formed!

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Your Home Magazine - June 2018

Your Home Magazine - June 2018

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