Merry Christmas from the team at Ireland's Homes Interiors and Living Magazine!
Inside this month's issue you'll find lots of inspiration for seasonal styling and festive décor, festive gift ideas for the whole family and much, much more. We also have seven readers' homes decorated for Christmas from all over Ireland.

In the June issue of Ireland’s Homes Interiors & Living magazine we have our usual mix of real home inspiration, alongside expert advice and trending releases. With the sun finally making a welcome appearance, we take a look at ways to refresh your home for the good weather and have the latest in everything bathrooms, bedrooms and kitchens. We also have our Al Fresco Kitchens feature which looks at the rising popularity of the outdoor kitchen and how to create one in your own space – whatever your budget.
As ever, our readers’ homes take centre stage and in this issue we have four stunning properties for you to peruse. There’s a restored mill in Cork that’s now a modern family home; a design-led property in Bangor created by Victor Branco of Atelier and a spectacular waterside house in Donegal.
Our resident experts are on hand to offer advice and guidance for your own projects – from buying to decorating and in our cookery section we have recipes from Executive Chef at Belfast’s Grand Central hotel Damian Tumilty. In travel, Marty takes us on a tour of Thailand and in our gardening section Conrad dishes up the latest trend of edible flowers.
As ever we shine a spotlight on new and established Irish talent throughout the magazine and our Sustainable Style section helps you stay on-trend while being eco-conscious. Enjoy!

Welcome to the May issue of Ireland’s Homes Interiors & Living which, as usual, is packed full of all the advice, news and inspiration you have come to expect from Ireland’s largest selling interiors magazine.
We have four stunning readers’ homes for you to explore including a seafront property in Ballyholme, Bangor, which pays homage to its owners’ Scottish heritage; a design-led new build in Kildare and a chalet in Kilkenny that’s taking inspiration from its owner’s love of the great outdoors. There’s also a sleek modern new build in Limerick that’s packed full of colour and personality as well as two readers’ kitchens to help inspire you with your own projects.
From bathing, to sleeping and cooking, we have your interior needs covered in this issue. We also have a flooring feature that looks at styles for the entire home and with the good weather (hopefully) on the way we take a look at some of the newest and best outdoor furniture options.
Our design experts include Carly Anderson, Denise O’Connor and Jane Higgins; plus we’ve gardening tips from Conrad, travel with Marty and clever cookery ideas from Kitty Coles to help make your weekly shop go further.
With this issue we officially launch our 30th birthday celebrations with news of our first ever awards ceremony, which takes place on 1st November in the stunning Round Room at the Mansion House, Dublin. Enjoy the read.

Spring has well and truly sprung in our April issue! And as well as plenty of seasonal style suggestions, we have our usual mix of real homes, expert advice, news and inspiration. 
Our four gorgeous readers’ homes are shining examples of what can be achieved with vision, dedication and hard work. Katrina and Stephen’s renovated Bangor home is a Mediterranean-inspired Mecca, complete with a swimming pool; Jacqueline’s Donegal bolthole fuses an architectural canvas with a mid-century design and the Walshe family’s 18th-century Kilkenny property has a stunning interior to match its rich history. We also have a modern extension in Wexford that’s been transformed from a humble bungalow to a spacious family home and if you’re planning a new kitchen then hopefully our two projects from Christoff Kitchens and Mountfield Kitchens can provide some design ideas. Bathrooms and bedrooms are also under the spotlight, with advice on how to create a bespoke space that suits your scheme. 
Continuing the theme of guidance this issue has our regular design experts, including our new ‘flipping’ authority Carly Anderson – if you’re thinking of building a property portfolio of your own then you will want to read this. All this plus our regular cookery, gardening and travel features for you to enjoy!

We’re getting ready to leave winter behind and embrace the brighter days that are on their way. And with that theme of looking forward in this issue our trends’ feature explores what’s set to be hot in the world of interior design in the months ahead.
Our four readers’ homes take us around Ireland with a modern Edwardian period family property in Ballsbridge, a vibrant, design-forward house in Terenure, a stunning renovation in Carnlea and a total redesign in Donegal.
We also have two gorgeous kitchen designs and a guide to creating your own masterpiece. Our seating feature will provide plenty of inspiration if you’re in search of something new and as ever we have a roundup of all the latest launches for bathrooms and beyond.
If you’re in need of a little escapism then our two travel features should do the trick - Marty O’Neill explores the sights of San Francisco while Aoife Kelly discovers Dubrovnik’s delights.
Nathan Anthony shot to success with his easy but innovative dishes during the pandemic and we’re delighted to share recipes from his latest book – Bored of Lunch Healthy Slow Cooker: Even Easier.
In addition to this we’ve got our usual mix of advice and inspiration for the whole home and last but definitely not least, our new resident expert Carly Anderson tells us how flipping houses turned her life around and why she now wants to share her insider secrets with the IHIL readers.

In this February issue we bring the latest additions to help make your house a much-loved home full of warmth and ambience with our interior feature on woodburning, gas and electric stoves all of which not only create attractive focal points, but add a cosiness to your interior spaces, as well as flooring, the choice of which can really make all the difference to the various rooms throughout your home.
Our four readers’ homes include Aoife Tobin’s Co. Kerry home with an interior that not only pays homage to its surroundings of the breathtaking views of the Skellig Islands, but also asserts itself as a distinctive and compelling statement. Niamh and her husband Stephen embark on a search for a property that will resonate with their desire for a serene coastal lifestyle and find the perfect dwelling in Cultra, Co. Down. Home to Sarah and Liam Lennon, a strikingly contemporary new build in Co. Galway is built to take full advantage of the surrounding stunning views and finally, in Newry, Co. Down, this family home is a blend of architectural elegance and familial warmth.
More than ever, the way we furnish our homes is about expressing our personalities – showcasing to the world who we are and what we love. In interiors, everyone has a thing and in this issue four leading Irish creatives offer an abundance of inspiration, championing their personality led interiors, expressing what their personal ‘interiors thing’ is.
As for our cookery pages, renowned chef Sunil Ghai brings easy-to-create Indian dishes to homes across Ireland from his debut book, Spice Box. We also catch up with Marty O’Neill who takes us on a trip to Iceland to explore the land of fire and ice. Gardening with Conrad McCormick focuses on caring for Tillandsia airplants and there’s lots of love for our Irish brands and makers in #madeinireland! Enjoy!

In this issue we see out the festive season and set our sights to the New Year with our usual great mix of advice, inspiration and real homes. Design expert Denise O’Connor shares some practical guidance on how to declutter your space this January, Interiors Association members Rachel O’Hanrahan and Sarah Marry give their take on this season’s accent walls and our gardening guru Conrad McCormick reveals ways to keep your garden vibrant during the winter months. 
Our readers’ homes take us to an opulent new build in Enniskerry, a stunning period house in Holywood, a lough-side residence near Derry and a renovated Victorian property in Rathmines. We chat to each owner about their journey, design choices and how they achieved their end vision for the projects. If you’re planning a renovation or build of your own then we also have two kitchen designs to help inspire you as well as a bathroom feature and a guide to the latest range cookers and ovens.  
In our lifestyle section Artist Kathryn Callaghan takes us around her hometown of Lisbane, Marty O’Neill explores the foodie hot spots in Palma and we delve behind the scenes at Belfast’s newest hotel, the eco-conscious room2. We’ve also got a gift directory offering a roundup of some of our favourite Irish brands that are perfect for picking presents from, plus much, much more.

The seasons have well and truly switched and with that in mind this issue is packed full of autumnal inspiration – from home heating ideas, to cosy accessories to brighten up the darker evenings. We also have a flooring feature to advise and inspire you as well as lots of hints and tips on all things interiors from our industry experts.

As we enter our 30th year we’re excited for the future and as always our loyal readers are very much at the forefront of our minds, which is why we’re very excited to be launching our first ever Christmas Gift Box. A representation of what we do best, this box is packed full of enticing pieces from some of Ireland’s brightest artisans and creatives for you to enjoy and experience.
Our readers’ homes this month include our beautiful Magherafelt cover home, an architectural masterpiece that fuses owner Katherine’s love for mid-century design and Scandinavian simplicity. We also take a look around Ashen & Cloud founder, Susan McGowan’s lovely Lucan cottage as well a wonderfully renovated Edwardian dwelling in Dublin. Last but not least we have our Co. Carlow home that has been restored from ruins into a stunning property packed full of charm.

If you’re in need of a little kitchen inspiration then we have two projects from Dublin and Hilllsborough that are both perfect examples of how form and function can be combined with design flair and artistry.

Also in this issue our intrepid traveller Marty O’Neill explores the sights a little closer to home with a tour around Belfast and some of its best spots for eating and drinking, we’ve also got some gorgeous recipes from Dublin chef Mark Moriarty’s new book, Flavour and Anna Corry aka Blossoming Birds reveals her favourite room in her Ballymena home, plus much more.

With the summer coming to a close, we are heading indoors again for the cooler autumnal months with a selection of the latest sofas, barstools and armchairs as well as inspiration on how to add colour to your bathroom décor. Also, on the importance of framing your artwork, Canvas gives us their expert advice.
Our homes this month include our stunning cover home in Connemarra, idyllically positioned on the Atlantic coast of western Co. Galway, and designed to embrace the beauty of the natural landscape surrounding it. We also head to Kilkenny to hear all about Marie Nolan’s self-build home – a clever design that ensures that the view is at heart of this light and spacious modern home. Next we head north to Killinchy, a village in Co. Down, to a stunning home where the owners have given it a new lease of life, ensuring it is functional, sustainable and aesthetically pleasing. Finally, we are transported to the picturesque countryside of Ballycastle, where home owners Trevor and Bronagh’s showcase a seamless blend of contemporary design and the surrounding natural beauty.
We also highlight two readers’ kitchens which tick all the boxes in terms of functionality and design. In Co. Louth, Christoff Kitchens has given Anne and Stephen their dream kitchen with excellent storage at the top of their wishlist. In our second kitchen, Laura and Martin wanted a timeless but contemporary kitchen scheme for their new build home and Mountfield met the brief... and more! 
Aoife Kelly takes us on a whistle-stop tour of Donegal and Marty O’Neill visits the bustling German city of Berlin. Our cookbook this month is Ballymaloe Desserts by pastery chef JR Ryall and in the garden Conrad McCormick focuses on succulents. All this and lots more...
As a final note, we would like to say congratulations to Olivia, one of our work experience students, who has been accepted to Oxford University.

This month we are heading towards autumn and beginning to embrace the changing seasonal colours in our home décor. As well as having lots of interior news, we tell you about new showrooms opening and established artists. Our new bi-monthly columnist Denise O’Connor from Optimise Design offers her top tips on how to create the perfect outdoor space, while Interior Association member Maggie Brady of Pearl Redesigns talks about the merits of upcycling and repurposing furniture.
Features this month focus on giving your bedroom a refresh, from changing your style of bed to updating your duvet and cover, to painting or papering the walls. We also look at getting the best out of the lighting scheme in your home. We explore the art of art placement and, with the help of Canvas Galleries in Belfast, guide you through the process of showcasing your treasured pieces in the most captivating and harmonious ways.
Our readers’ homes include a period property in Royal Hillsborough which has been sensitively extended and renovated creating a home that is full of character and charming surprises. We pay a visit to Martin and Laura’s newly built home in Co. Carlow which delivers a winning combination of space and light. Mairead and John’s summer home on Lake Winnipesaukee, New Hampshire draws inspiration from its stunning unspoilt surroundings, with natural textures and materials used throughout, and finally bold colour and biophilic design are in abundance in a unique family home in Rathfarmham. which functions perfectly for a busy family of four. 
In our living section Marty O’Neill tells us the best bits about his visit to Sicily, Aoife Kelly takes a two-centred mini break to Porto, a city on the Atlantic coast of Portugal, and the picturesque seaside town of Espinho. Sandyford chef Gareth Naughton shares some of his current favourite dishes from Neighbourhood restaurant and Conrad McCormick give us inspiration on how to choose the right climbing plant for your garden. Enjoy!

In this August issue, the Tullamore cover home may be familiar to those of you who avidly watched the recent series of RTÉ Home of the Year. We got to pay a visit to Martina and Aaron’s dream country home and love everything about the calming tranquil sanctuary they have created. We also get a closer look at Rebecca and Eamonn’s 1950s bungalow in Rathdrum, which they have completely renovated to make it more family friendly. Similarly in Belfast, David and Joanne have also renovated and extended to bring their detached 1930s red brick home to bring it inline with their interior preferences. And last, but not least, Sara Cosgrove has brought a Dublin apartment to life with bespoke joinery and beautiful textiles.
Features this month focus on flooring, and in particular layering with rugs, and we also highlight a few practical, yet stylish storage options to help keep your home in order. There are interviews with artist and designer Caroline Duffy, upcycler Joanne Condon, who has a new book ‘Furniture Flips’, and Galway chef JP McMahon talks about his latest foodie offering, ‘An Alphabet of Aniar: Notes for a New Irish Cuisine.’
Also in our living section we highlight Irish hotels to visit if you enjoy meandering in lush green gardens, Noah Lane owner of Foam café in Bundoran introduces us to his home town and Conrad McCormick gets in touch with his sense of smell for this month’s gardening.

This month we focus on seating options, highlighting a selection of our favourite armchairs for indoors and a variety of lounging options for your outdoor living. We also indulge in luxurious bathing spaces with a variety of high end products and elegant finishes to help you achieve that five-star hotel look in your own home.
Our readers’ homes include Rob and Janice’s architectural self-build in Co. Antrim which recently claimed the winning title of Home of the Year in the RTÉ series of the same name. Making the most of its beautiful surroundings and stunning views it certainly wowed the judges, as it did us. Another stunning self-build is that of Henry and Katie who let us in for a closer look at their Co. Mayo home. After two self-builds we got to see the results of two renovations in Co. Down and Ardmore, Co. Waterford. While very different in their styling, both homes have been lovingly updated in order to meet the lifestyle needs of their owners.
In our living section we feature recipes from Denis Cotter, owner and head chef at renowned plant-based Cork restaurant Paradiso. Denis’ latest cookbook simply called ‘Paradiso’ offers delicious recipes for you to try at home and would also make a lovely coffee table addition. Regular columnist Marty O’Neill heads to Alicante, I get the chance to recount my time at the luxurious Ashford Castle, and Justin and Jenny Green the owners of Ballyvolane House in Cork, recommend the best things to see and do in their part of Ireland. Enjoy!

As we make our way into the better months of the year - allegedly! - this offers a good time to tackle any interior and exterior improvements. A kitchen upheaval is always easier when you can cook outside on a barbecue for example, and no one likes having to work in the garden when it’s raining, but whenever you do choose to tackle any necessary changes we’ve lots of expert advice to help you along the way. 
Our four readers’ homes are located in Kenmare where Katherine Murphy has worked with natural materials and accents of bold colours in a home where the beautiful garden rolls into the surrounding mountains. In Belfast Andrew and Alana have recently completed their open-plan kitchen extension, which makes a huge difference to their home. While in Galway interior designer Lynne O’Laughlin welcomes us into her beautiful family home which has been a labour of love over the last few years. Last but not least, Grainne Kavanagh, owner of The Coach House in Dingle, has sensitively renovated, extended and restored the farmhouse she shares with dogs, cats, sheep and horses.
In our living section we share recipes from ‘The Gathered Table: A Taste of Home’, take a closer look at what Portglenone in Co. Antrim has to offer visitors and catch up with Irish woodturner Fred O’Mahony. There’s also travel to Boston, gardens in Marrakech and of course our regular selection of crafters and makers, not to mention our new monthly culture page where Aoife Kelly highlights a selection of events taking place throughout Ireland.
Finally, we’re just back from a busy weekend at the permanent tsb Ideal Home Show in Dublin where myself and the rest of the team enjoyed meeting so many of you and hearing your feedback on the magazine. Hopefully you enjoy this issue as much as the others and remember if you have a home to share with us email me at mconnolly@ihil.net

The clocks have finally gone forward and roll on the longer, brighter days to allow us to get outside more over the next few months. If, like mine, your outdoor space needs some TLC after a long winter, now is the time to focus your attention here and maybe consider your existing furniture options. Therefore, this issue we’ve highlighted some comfortable outdoor seating with everything from large modular sofas to handy little bistro sets.
As well as turning our attention outside, inside we offer easy, cost effective updates for your bedroom with a selection of new season bedlinen as well as rugs and runners which offer practical and interesting additions in the bedroom and throughout your home.
Homes this month take us to Sara and Neil’s renovated Victorian property that effortlessly combines period and modern furnishings. In Dublin interior designer Arlene McIntyre welcomes us into her family home, where a total renovation and stylish redecoration has resulted in a bright, spacious home. Staying in Dublin, homeowner Paul also called on the skills of an interior designer to ensure he got exactly what he was looking for from his new home. And finally, in Longford, a cottage bungalow has been given a new lease of life and the results are absolutely stunning.
In our living section we catch up with Erin Bunting and Jo Facer, the duo behind The Edible Flower who tell us more about their new cookbook that focuses on growing and cooking with flowers. Marty O’Neill indulges in all that Las Vegas has on offer, while Jenny McCleery keeps it local with a staycation at the Dunadry Hotel & Gardens. We’ve also highlighted even more Irish brands you need to know and Conrad McCormick keeps your gardening calendar updated!
Last, but not least we are delighted to be a media partner for this year’s permanent tsb Ideal Home Show on 21st to 23rd April at the RDS, Simmonscourt. You’ll find us on stand N40, so do pop by if you are attending.

This issue we catch up with eight inspirational women who have helped to influence Irish interiors over the last few years. They share their career paths and offer advice to other women looking to follow in their footsteps. 
Speaking of sharing advice, we take a closer look at the new book from award-winning interior designer Natasha Rocca Devine. Titled ‘The Step by Step Guide to Designing and Styling your Home’, it covers everything from the design project, interior design, staging and styling of all rooms, including outdoor spaces.
For anyone looking to start a project and update their bedroom or bathroom, we look at stylish and comfortable bed frames and offer advice on choosing the right size and design for your sleeping spaces. We also take a deep dive into bathtubs – an essential component for those wanting to create a spa-like bathroom and live well.
Our four homes take us to Co. Kildare, where Aisling Kirwan and her family have sympathetically renovated an old cottage and barn to create a charming family friendly home; in Portadown we visit a contemporary new build which reflects its tranquil countryside surroundings and in Foxford, homeowners Robbie and Jacqui have brought an old townhouse back to life. While in East Belfast, Deborah and Russell’s family home is packed full of personality and style.
In our living section we have tasty treats from local brands, including recipes for sweet bakes from online baking community Bruni Bakery. We think what they are doing is a great idea and a lovely way to bring like-minded foodies together. Marty O’Neill hits Northern Ireland’s North Coast where he samples a few Bushmills Irish Whiskeys along the way! While Aoife Kelly takes in all Paris’ 10th arrondissement has to offer visitors this spring. We also highlight some more local brands and makers in our Made in Ireland section and chat to the founders of sustainable Irish brand Copperfish.
Enjoy!

This month we are tentatively heading towards spring and moving further into 2023 as we embrace New Year trends and new season projects, whether that’s investing in a new sofa, considering switching up the heating system before next winter or updating our culinary spaces.
We have lots of interior styling and design advice from those in the know too. Our new bi-monthly columnist Denise O’Connor from Optimise Design offers her top tips to ensure any home renovations run smoothly, while Interior Association member Aimee Hartshorn of Anima Lunar Collective offers her expert advice on how to create a restorative space and interior stylist Sara Austin is on hand to help you create a luxurious ensuite bathroom.
Our homes take us to Ballymena where homeowners Cherith and Sam have recently renovated their self-build to create a functional, yet stylish family home. In Tralee Michael and Catherine have recently moved into their new self-build that is future proofed for them in the years to come. In Belfast, architect Christine and her engineer husband Matthew have designed and made many of the items in their renovated home, while in Dublin a small mid-terrace demonstates that clever storage solutions can make a big difference.
If you are still following a healthy New Year lifestyle, then you’ll want to check out the recipes from food blogger Nathan Anthony’s very successful first cookbook – ‘Bored of Lunch: The Healthy Slow Cooker Book’, or maybe it’s time to embark on an adventure and try one of the glamping sites we highlight throughout Ireland. 
We also feature a number of small, independent Irish brands in our regular Made in Ireland section and speak to the sisters behind vintage rug supplier Cloth & Grain. Plus, there are gift ideas for Mother’s Day and Conrad McCormick recommends some large, statement plants to breathe new life into your home interiors. 
Enjoy!

This issue we embrace Viva Magenta the new Pantone colour for 2023. This bright, joyful colour is definitely one for the brave, and whether you choose to drench walls in this vibrant hue or simply add a few well placed accessories, it’s guaranteed to cheer up your interior spaces this year.
However, by all accounts we are becoming braver with our colour choices, and 2023 interiors embrace the use of colour, so even if pink isn’t for you, there’s plenty of bright, bold hues to play with. As well as colour, pattern is also set to bring interest into our homes, as is the continuing trend for curved furnishings and features.
Children’s bedrooms certainly lend themselves to these colourful, playful interior trends, so even if you aren’t brave enough to try them elsewhere, you could certainly add some Viva Magenta, fun prints and patterns into your little ones sleeping spaces.
We have four more homes to inspire this issue as well. On the cover, the contemporary home of Matty and Tiffany Rea on the shores of Belfast Lough is a stylish self-build which they actually intended to simply renovate before making the decision to knock it down and start over. We also visit the sympathetically restored farmhouse of Shane and Kate in Rathdrum, as well as the renovation of Sarah and Gordon’s Dublin property. In Kenmare another contemporary self-build by homeowner Christina Foley celebrates the work of the talented builders and craftspeople in the area.
In our living section we chat to Zelia Madigan founder of new ethical Irish homeware brand Conscious Convert as well as highlighting our regular selection of Irish brands and makers. We also feature recipes from Neven Maguire’s new cookbook ‘More Midweek Meals’. Marty O’Neill catches some sun in Tenerife, while Conrad McCormick offers advice on how to attract wildlife into your garden. Enjoy!

Are you ready to say goodbye to 2022 and welcome in 2023? I think I am! There’s no better time to get on top of things and set your intentions for the year ahead. For me it has to be the state of my desktop – it’s total chaos most of the time, oh and making the clean washing move further than the dining table! Luckily, the ladies from Order in the House have us all covered and provide 10 invaluable tips to help keep you and your home in order in the year ahead.
We also speak to the experts about the interior trends we can expect to see filtering though in 2023. From global influences to our need to surround ourselves with pieces that fill our homes with joy, there’s plenty to make you think about your home décor in the year ahead. This includes what you do with your bathroom – or should I say ‘spathroom’! For anyone rolling their eyes at this terminology I’ve also just read about the ‘beautility’ room! You know there’s a feature incoming! Anyway, back to the ‘spathroom’, it’s all about creating that spa-like bathing sanctuary in your own home even if this is simply adding some lush greenery. 
Our four homes this issue include a renovated Victorian property by the sea in Bangor, Co. Down. Full of the owner’s personal style, this home has lots to inspire. So too does the self-build home of interior designer Orla and her husband David, which now makes better use of the space available for the whole family. In Dublin, Sara Cosgrove has turned a contemporary new build into an inviting family home with lots of storage and study spaces for the family’s needs. While in Co. Cavan, Eloise and Sean have built a bespoke, rural retreat that is the perfect place to come home to at the end of the day.
We have four fantastic competitions this month, one of which is to win a copy of Gina and Karol Daly’s new cookbook from which we share a selection of recipes. Marty O’Neill is in Stockholm and Conrad McCormick is offering his expert advice on flowering trees.

It’s Christmas - well at IHIL HQ it is! One of our annual Christmas traditions is to have the Christmas tree up to coincide with the launch of the December issue. What are your decorating traditions? We asked nine of Ireland’s leading interior designers to share theirs with us, along with any tips to ensure our homes look magical at this time of year.
We’ve also reached out to six readers who let us inside their Christmas homes to marvel at all of their decorations. Our cover home in Co. Down is full of seasonal style thanks to the creative talents of owner Sara, who like many of the personalities we spoke to this month, likes to forage and bring nature indoors at this time of year. Likewise in Cork, Dave heads out with his sister every Christmas to forage for a large branch to bring home and decorate as part of his seasonal décor. In Ballymena, Louise’s candy coloured interiors are enhanced with her love of vintage decorations which she displays beautifully around her home. Carol and David’s Rathfarnham home is adorned with a host of decorations and flickering candles at Christmas, while in Belfast, Jackie and Trevor’s new build combines old and new pieces that they have lovingly collected over the last 40 years. Last, but not least, in Dublin, Sarah enhances her contemporary minimalist interiors with stylish seasonal additions that are thoughtfully placed throughout.
For those wondering what to gift friends and family this year, how about some original art? We catch up with 14 Irish artists offering paintings and prints that we’re sure would be the perfect present, even for those who are notoriously hard to buy for! 
Finally, it wouldn’t be Christmas without some fabulous food, and we’ve some delicious recipes to see you through the festive period from Graham Herterich’s new book ‘Bake: Traditional Irish Baking with Modern Twists’. 
We hope you enjoy this festive edition, and on behalf of the whole IHIL team, Merry Christmas!

The months seem to be flying by, especially as I wrap my head around the fact I will be working away on all things festive as you all leaf through the pages of this issue! I’m writing this on the day of the Autumn Equinox, so it’s officially autumn now and the daylight hours will be getting shorter and those dark nights longer! Yes, it’s time to hibernate at home and take comfort in cosy interiors, which include warm, autumnal colours, cosy blankets, wooden flooring and lit stoves! Luckily, we’ve lots of inspiration to get your home in tune with the season ahead and ensure you feel cocooned in style.
Our readers’ homes also offer plenty to spark your imagination. From Rachel and Chris’ restored mill in Co. Down and Sarah’s period terrace in Dublin, both of which retain the character of the original build, to Cliona and Derek’s contemporary renovation to accommodate their family of seven and the welcoming luxury of a holiday home in the beautiful town of Kenmare in Co. Kerry.
This month’s interior dilemma focuses on wallpaper and Sara Austin shares her expertise for creating an insta-worthy utility room. We also take a closer look at options for natural wood kitchen designs and get a closer look inside a recently installed reader’s kitchen in Dublin.
Recipes this month come from the delicious little Blasta Books series and we speak to founder Kristin Jensen about the inspiration behind these unique little Irish cook books. Marty O’Neill is taking in the taste and sights of New York City and we also get the lowdown on Derry~Londonderry from fashion designer Caoimhe Grant. 
Plus, there are all of our regulars, including the latest news, expert gardening tips and local brands and makers you need to add to your shopping list!

As the night’s start to close in, the kids head back to school and life falls into routine once again, there’s a desire to make our homes comfortable spaces where we retreat at the end of a long day. We have some ideas to make your home a warm and cosy one this autumn/winter and also offer some money saving tips too in our Seasonal Switch Up feature on page 98. In our bathroom feature (page 70) we bring you 16 ideas to refresh this space with everything from the latest product innovations to decorative additions. We also focus on seating (page 112) with styles to suit living rooms, kitchens and bedrooms.
Our readers’ homes take us inside Nicola and Andrew’s family home in Belfast, with living spaces designed to work for them and their three young children. We also head to Cork where another family has renovated to create a bright and airy home that is both practical and stylish. In Donegal we get a closer look at the changes Kim and Ali have made to their property, including a large guest apartment and thatched cottage. Last, but by no means least, in Dublin, a Georgian home in a conservation area has been sympathetically modernised to meet the 
needs of modern family living.
In our living section we catch up with chef Suzie Lee who has just launched her first cookbook called Simply Chinese. We chat to Suzie about her culinary background and share five delicious recipes from her book for you to try at home (page 129). On the subject of food, columnist Marty O’Neill enjoys all of the fresh fish on offer and more in Montenegro. Read all about his time in Kotor and his recommendations if you’re visiting this Adriatic gem (page 134).
With this and lots more inside this issue, we hope that you find plenty to inspire you.

The September issue sees us holding on to the end of summer with features that focus on coastal styling, enjoying far flung places, usually associated with snow, in the sunshine and reminiscing on the taste of the Mediterranean with delicious Italian recipes!

When it comes to switching things up within your home as we begin to transcend from one season to another, we highlight a selection of our favourite bedroom looks. From botanical styling to hotel chic, there’s a range of ideas for those wanting a new backdrop for their bedtime routine. Likewise, if you are thinking of changing your kitchen without spending a fortune doing so, we have 15 easy updates to inspire you as you look to update your existing space.

There’s even more kitchen and bedroom inspiration in our four readers’ homes. This issue we visit our cover home in Donnybrook, where the owner has extended and updated with a mixture of contemporary and more traditional finishes. In Portadown, the owners’ love for contemporary art has influenced the décor of their new build and in Galway, a damp bungalow has been given a new lease of life after an extensive renovation. Last but not least, a family home in Tipperary has been reconfigured and redecorated to achieve a comfortable and stylish space that is just perfect for the homeowner and her family.

There are also all of our regular features with plenty of expert advice offering you even more interior and lifestyle inspiration this month.

If you’re looking for inspiration when it comes to that all-important connection between the interior and exterior of your home, then there can be no better example than our Co. Meath cover home. Interior designer Aisling Wilson has worked with the homeowners on this impressive family home, which offers a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living and entertaining.
We also head to Galway to take a closer look at a stylish conversion of a period semi, and in Ballymena we step inside Beverlee and James’ new build. Last but not least, we visit Andrea and Mark’s home in Swords where they’ve carried out a complete decorative transformation.
Other interior features this issue include Sara Austin’s advice on bringing the outdoors in and interior designer Nicola Pollard focuses on how to create a timeless, elegant style throughout your home. In Meeting the Brief Jackie Carton shows how a slight reconfiguration of space and bespoke furniture have completely transformed a teenage bedroom. We also focus on flooring with advice on how to choose what is right for the rooms in your home. Plus, we’ve a fantastic prize for one lucky reader to win up to £1,000 of Swiss Krono flooring from Tile & Wood Floor Store in Bangor, Co. Down.
In our living section we bring you recipes from Genevieve Taylor, one of the chefs attending the Big Grill BBQ & Food Festival in Dublin this August, as well as a few plant-based options from The Veg Box, the latest cookbook from David and Stephen Flynn of The Happy Pear.
Travel takes us to Killarney, Kilkenny and Valenica. And for those looking to enjoy a summer adventure in Ireland take a closer look at the campervan offering from new Irish lifestyle brand Seaweed & Saltwater. 
However, if you simply plan to stay at home and get the garden sorted, our gardening columnist Conrad McCormick focuses on Salvias and shares his tips for making the most of a small garden.

As we move into high summer, I know with the Irish weather this is hard to believe, we decided to head abroad to the Algarve for our cover home this issue. The owners of this stunning villa enlisted the help of interior designer Kris Turnbull to renovate and redecorate their home away from home and we think you’ll agree that the end result is pretty spectacular. 
Back in Ireland, we get to see inside an Edwardian home in Dublin that has been thoughtfully extended and refurbished to maximise the light and space for the homeowners and their four children. Another Dublin home that has undergone a phased revamp is the family home of Kate and Dario who share their story with us. Last but not least, in Julie’s Belfast abode is an eclectic mix of modern touches, colourful artwork, paint effects and charity finds.
This issue we focus on bathrooms, highlighting 12 of the top trends that are currently adding a bit of pizazz to our bathing spaces. Seating options are also on our radar, and as well as highlighting a few of our favourite pieces, we also get advice from the experts to ensure you get exactly what you want for your home.
Our new interior columnist Sara Austin offers her top tips on creating the perfect gallery wall and Interior Association member Emily Cunnane of InSpace tackles any difficulties you might encounter when it comes to adding personality to your home with pattern and strong colour. Plus we have a modern living room makeover by Ash Wilson Design.
In our living section we have lots of tasty treats and recipes to tempt you and there’s also the opportunity to win one of four copies of Lili Forberg’s new cookbook ‘Lili’s Family Favourites’. Jenny McCleery takes to the seas on the new Celebrity Beyond and Marty O’Neill heads to Florida’s Key West, while Jennifer Dowling shares her favourite places in Killarney. Until next month…

Let’s face it, there’s always something we are looking to change and improve within our homes and this month we have reached out to the professionals to help you whatever task you plan to take on, big or small, indoors or out. From the initial planning, through to designing and decorating, there are lots of useful hints and tips to help you make informed choices, including any energy efficient upgrades and sustainable improvements.
Our readers’ homes this issue take us to Co. Monaghan, where Oana and Bogdan have used their interior skills to create a home that is uniquely theirs. Interior designer Caroline Fernandes introduces us to her second home in Rosslare Strand, which she has beautifully decorated to reflect its seaside location. In Co. Londonderry homeowners JP and Jayne have brought an old rectory back to life. And in Belleek, Owen and Lisa have also breathed new life into a pretty, whitewashed traditional Irish cottage. In both of these homes you will see how the homeowners have demonstrated their sustainable styling with the use of reclaimed and recycled pieces.
In our living section we catch up with the Buggans family and their quirky cookbook ‘Camping Soul Food’. This lockdown project has taken the family on quite a journey and is even up for an award at the Gourmand World Cookbook Awards taking place in Sweden this June. Foodie and travel enthusiast, Marty O’Neill whisks you away to the beautiful Mediterranean city of Palma. Meanwhile closer to home Sarah Boland recommends places to visit when you’re in Ireland’s capital city. Our gardening expert Conrad McCormick focuses on container gardening and how to achieve the perfect lawn this summer, and as always, there is lots to inspire from our Irish designers and makers in Made in Ireland.

As I write this we’ve just enjoyed our first real spell of warm, sunny weather. If only we could bank on it staying around for the next few months! This inspired me, as I’m sure it did many of you, to get into the garden and turn my attention to some new furniture. If you’re wanting to add to, or renew existing pieces, we bring you a stylish selection of seating designed for lounging and dining outdoors.
The owners of our readers’ homes featured this month have also taken their exterior spaces into consideration. From the stylish city garden in Fergus and Marianne’s Belfast home to the sprawling, mature gardens of the Co. Monaghan property. A stylish orangery overlooking the garden in Mike and Aoife’s Sandymount home, to the sheltered courtyard area of the new build we get to admire in more detail in Kinsale – all complement their stylish interiors.
We also turn our attentions inside and take a closer look at hallway flooring options. Your choice of flooring in this area of your home can have a real impact and set the tone for the whole house and we’ve gathered together a variety of minimal and showstopping designs. 
There are two contrasting readers’ kitchens, both offering a timeless style and an elegant open-plan kitchen design from interior designer Geri O’Toole will certainly inspire the hardworking hub of your home.
In our living section, recipes focus on rhubarb while it is in season and we’ve rounded up some tasty recipes that make the most of this springtime vegetable.We head to Edinburgh with Marty O’Neill from @dishyouwerehere and to Wicklow with chef Catherine Fulvio, with both recommending their favourite places to eat, stay and visit. We also get a closer look at a converted church which is now a unique holiday rental and the perfect escape in Strangford, Co. Down.
Finally, we highlight a range of Irish brands and makers throughout the issue, specifically in our Made in Ireland section, where we love being able to inspire you to shop local.

This issue our readers’ homes include Philip and Emma’s stylish update and renovation of their Dublin home. In Cork, Sinead Murphy has also renovated her townhouse, which you will soon see more of on the new series of RTÉ Home of the Year. We also step inside the Dromore home of photographer Jamie Trimble, which is full of interest and individual style. And last but by no means least, DJ Ben Nicky opens the doors to his contemporary Belfast abode, which is his haven in between working all over the world. 
We also bring a bit of the wider world into the pages of our magazine this month with the beautiful interior images from photographer Jessica Glynn. Her new book Beachside: Windsor Architecture and Design is a coffee table must-have and full of inspiration from the homes within this affluent community in Florida. 
Speaking of interior inspiration, we take a timely look at bedrooms during National Bed Month and also highlight the latest products and trends for your bathing spaces. Plus, we couldn’t have a spring magazine without flowers – from floral interior trends, to flowers for your garden there’s lots of blooming good advice and ideas!
For our recipes this month we look to the sea with a selection of tasty fish dishes and our travel is lead by chef Randy Lewis who spends 48 hours in North Mayo and Marty O’Neill from @dishyouwerehere who heads further afield to Paris. 
So all that’s left for me to say, is enjoy the issue and ‘au revoir’ until next month!

As we move towards spring and further into 2022 we look at the interior trends that are making their presence felt and certainly will be influencing our decorative choices throughout the year. Some of our favourites include the nod towards gothic style and animal architecture – sure what wouldn’t we do for our fur babies!

Seating also plays a massive part in our homes. I have to admit to a slight obsession with armchairs and this issue we have these and more to ensure comfortable, practical seating options 
for the rooms of your home.

When it comes to our readers’ homes, the cover home in Tullamore is full of French finds and bespoke modern pieces. Homeowner Tanya has refurbished this period home to suit her style and created a practical and pretty family home. Relocating from Wales, homeowners Anesa and Mike have settled into their new build home in the scenic surroundings of Downpatrick. In Dublin we get a closer look inside an award-winning townhouse on the banks of the River Liffey and in Comber, Co. Down Eniko and Michael have renovated and decorated to create a home that offers the space they need and perfectly reflects their own unique style.

For those wanting a spring refresh, for example, maybe you want to explore a new colour and add some green to your interior spaces. If you’re not quite sure where to start the Interiors Association offers a really informative piece on the use of green throughout your home on page 56.
In our living section we bring you a selection of sweet bakes and get the opportunity to talk to Neven Maguire about his new cookbook – ‘Learn to Cook with Neven’. Marty O’Neill recommends a foodie tour of Galway and our gardening columnist Conrad McCormick advises on planting spring bulbs. Plus, with Mother’s Day coming up, we offer some delicious afternoon tea options as well as gift ideas.

Finally, if you would like to have your home considered for a feature in the magazine please get in touch with me at mconnolly@ihil.net

It’s time to feel the love as we highlight the newest interior colour trends and once again bring the latest additions to help make your house a much-loved home full of warmth and ambience.

Speaking of warmth and ambience, our interior features this issue focus on stoves and fires, both of which not only create attractive focal points, but add a cosiness to your interior spaces, as well as flooring, the choice of which can really make all the difference to the various rooms throughout your home.

Our four readers’ homes include Mona’s elegantly renovated period property in Portobello, Dublin. Quirky touches and modern pieces blend harmoniously with the original features of this unique home. Elizabeth and Mark open the doors to their beautifully restored farmhouse in Co. Tyrone and we get a closer look inside Trina and Mark’s Kilkenny new build, which is an elegant and practical family home. Last, but not least in Co. Armagh Kevin and Helen enlisted the help of McAleenan Architects & Interior Design to create a showstopping build inside and out!

This issue we’ve continued on from where we left off last month with our Irish influencers and the interior items on their wishlists. There’s plenty to inspire when it comes to decorating your own spaces in 2022!

As for our cookery pages, this month’s recipes are meat-free for anyone wanting to benefit from introducing more vegetarian options into their diet. We also catch up with Rachel Allen who chats about her love of soup and shares some recipes from her new cookbook Soup Broth Bread.

Travel takes us to Enniskillen and Bangor, as well as three Irish hotels offering romantic breaks this Valentine’s Day. Gardening focuses on roses and there’s lots of love for our Irish brands and makers in #madeinireland!

Finally, I would just like to say, if you have a home or business that you would like us to consider featuring in 2022, then please don’t hesitate to email me at mconnolly@ihil.net

January is a month that is synonymous with change and the biggest change for us this year is the recent passing of our publisher Mike Keenan. Mike started the magazine on 18th November 1994, 27 years ago, so it only feels right to mark his passing and let you know a bit about the man behind it for all of these years.

Mike started out in the publishing industry working for the Belfast Telegraph in 1969, before moving to South East England where he worked on various publications before going to Fleet Street where he joined the Mirror Group and then the TV Times. He later moved to Spain where he continued his career on Lookout magazine and the Marbella Times. However, a trip back home to Northern Ireland to help his cousin as she set up her new home planted the seed for an interior magazine. Back in 1994 there were no local magazines to help them source interiors so Mike decided to move home and start his own, determined that it would also live up to the quality of the national titles he knew so well.

Looking back at the first issue of the magazine things really haven’t changed that much, other than what the natural passing of time has brought with it. As someone who loves to switch things up, I always remember Mike saying to me ‘it’s an evolution not a revolution’, and certainly, while I like to think we have introduced many changes, particularly over the last couple of years, with his guidance none of us have lost sight of his original vision.

As well as Ireland’s Homes Interiors & Living, Mike also launched the consumer title Ireland’s Kitchen Guide in 2001 and his first B2B title, Ireland’s Kitchen Trade Guide in 2009, which also brought with it the first kitchen industry awards in Ireland.

He was passionate about all of the magazines right up until the end and as a team we intend to maintain his legacy and continue to produce magazines that would live up to his expectations.

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Ireland's Homes Interiors & Living Magazine - December 2023

Ireland's Homes Interiors & Living Magazine - December 2023

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