• February 17 2026
  PerspectivesLouis Wise

  Should you have a television in the bedroom?

  For some, it is sacrilege, a terrible slide into slobbishness — for others it’s the ultimate indulgence, cosplaying life in a five-star hotel

  
• February 14 2026
  FT SeriesFashion’s new joy – the HTSI SS26 style special

  Inside the Miami penthouse of Carmen Busquets, queen of ecommerce

  The businesswoman’s art-filled home reflects her enterprising taste

  
• February 13 2026
  PerspectivesHannah Shuckburgh

  What does your fridge say about you?

  This good taste-free zone is a gateway to the soul. It’s a shame those built into cabinets are taking over

  
• February 12 2026
  Could a house stager cut your property’s time on market?

  Sellers and landlords are increasingly turning to design experts to add lustre to their listings — hoping to speed up transactions and maximise values

  
• February 11 2026
  InterviewAt Home with the FT

  Inside Artur Walther’s glass-walled house in Upstate New York

  The investment banker turned photography collector is at another fork in the road; this time, his house embedded in nature is the agent of change

  
• February 10 2026
  Design

  ‘Like something out of Middle-earth’: saving Sweden’s Reijmyre Glassworks

  After the historic factory fell on hard times, a Stockholm-based lawyer is determined to restore its lustre

  
• February 6 2026
  InterviewAt Home with the FT

  Tom Broughton: ‘I steal my ideas — and my homes — from 1930s modernism’

  Just as he reimagined the model for buying eyewear, the Cubitts founder had a new vision for a seaside flat in the modernist Marine Court building

  
• February 6 2026
  FT SeriesHow to get the best rest: an HTSI sleep special

  The expert guide to buying beds

  Everything you want to know about mattresses, frames, pillows and sheets

  
• February 5 2026
  FT SeriesHow to get the best rest: an HTSI sleep special

  Bed down in London’s finest quilt emporium

  Antique Textiles Company assembles three centuries’ worth of patchworking

  
• February 4 2026
  FT SeriesHow to get the best rest: an HTSI sleep special

  Inside Tekla’s empire of sheets

  The Danish brand made bedding chic. Can it conquer the lifestyle world?

  
• February 2 2026
  Architecture

  They jettisoned downsizing for rebuilding and upsizing

  A five-storey multigenerational house takes a U-turn from a well-trodden path

  
• January 31 2026
  HTSI

  Confessions of a stately-home obsessive

  The best historic houses let our imaginations wander, says novelist Rebecca Perry

  
• January 31 2026
  How much do you really need to spend on curtains?

  The most elegant, characterful and economical choices don’t always hang together. But they can do . . . 

  
• January 28 2026
  Watch this space: the self-storage facilities raising the bar

  The seemingly unrelenting need for space is seeing storage operators diversifying, upscaling, launching — and expanding their footprint

  
• January 27 2026
  HTSI

  The house of Grenson has a foot in both camps

  Shoemakers Tim and Julia Little have created a modern home that follows in the footsteps of its Huguenot past

  
• January 26 2026
  InterviewAt Home with the FT

  Artist Léon Wuidar: ‘The architect never sent an invoice; he just wanted paintings’

  Geometric abstraction is the foundation and formation of this austere yet radiant brutalist home in Belgium

  
• January 24 2026
  A shout-out to grout with graphic dynamism and cheeky charm

  Chunky, geometric and organic patterns make the spaces between tiles as striking as the tiles themselves

  
• January 23 2026
  All about eaves: inspired ideas to transform your attic

  Some view the architectural quirks of these spaces as a problem. But leaning into angles, nooks and sloping walls can create a transportative, cocooning eyrie

  
• January 17 2026
  HTSI

  Which shade of yellow should you use this year?

  After butter, ochre is gaining ground 

  
• January 17 2026
  InterviewAt Home with the FT

  Giles Miller: ‘The house began to feel like it was waiting for us’

  The designer known for his experimental architectural interventions is adapting his approach for a dilapidated Grade II-listed building in Suffolk that seemingly no one else wanted

  
• January 15 2026
  Flames of desire: 100 candleholders that break the mould

  Martino Gamper, Bethan Laura Wood and Minjae Kim are amongst the artists and designers elevating the household object in a quirky Californian exhibition

  
• January 13 2026
  PerspectivesAlex Dauley

  Empty nest? Divorce? It’s time to create the home you really want

  New life phases — kids leaving, separation, retirement — can be the gateway to reclaiming and reimagining your space. Why the hell not?

  
• January 9 2026
  FT Series

  HTSI’s favourite minimalist homes

  Less is more in these sleek interiors

  
• January 8 2026
  InterviewAt Home with the FT

  Stanley Wong: ‘I’m a Buddhist; moving from Hong Kong to Kyoto felt right’

  The artist-designer swapped city bustle for a hilltop home in Higashiyama — it mirrors his Zen approach to life

  
• January 6 2026
  Return to Sarajevo: building a modern sanctuary in the once war-torn city

  Local materials and craftsmanship restore a sense of place and identity to an architect’s renovation project — its all part of a movement to help revitalise his former home town