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Sound effect: creating a sonic portrait of home with Alice Boyd

Published: August 20, 2026 11:00

Music and soundscapes Alice Boyd Film and photography Ellen Hancock Words Holly Nicholas ā€œEvery home has its own sound world,ā€ says musician and sound artist Alice Boyd. As long-time admirers of Alice’s mesmerising soundscapes, we invited her to create a…

The Designer’s Toolbox: THING

Published: August 6, 2026 08:00

In the latest instalment of The Designer’s Toolbox series, we asked Thomas Randall-Page, architectural designer and co-founder of THING, to share some of the items that colour his working life. From indispensable reference books to a Japanese feather…

'I want the world to come in': restaurateur Jeremie Cometto-Lingenheim’s sociable home in Penzance

Published: August 4, 2026 12:19

Words Holly Nicholas FilmĀ Divided by One Photography Nick Ballón Jeremie Cometto-Lingenheim describes his Cornish home as ā€œa mixture between Victorian and surf shack, more like a beach house than an English granite cottage.ā€ Originally built in 1867, the…

Landscape designer Jinny Blom on creating a peaceful home after 'a crazy life'

Published: August 3, 2026 12:14

Words Ellie Hughes ā€œFrom really early in my life I wanted to have control of my environment,ā€ says polymath garden designer Jinny Blom. ā€œI dreamt, always, of having my own house, my own space.ā€ In the latest episode of the Homing podcast, the…

Prime summer 2026 report: Why you should price for today's market

Published: August 3, 2026 09:21

We get regular requests to share more ā€œbehind the scenesā€Ā colour on The Modern House business; how we work, the tools we use, the way things are done. So earlier this year, we started an occasional seriesĀ across ourĀ channels that we’re calling ā€˜In-House’.…

How My Garden Grows: Andrew Salter’s riotous, rule-breaking garden in rural Kent

Published: July 30, 2026 16:05

Words Francine Raymond Film and photography Ellen Hancock Although many gardens we visit merit a second look, we couldn’t wait to go back and see how Andrew Salter’s garden was growing this summer. He bravely welcomed us in darkest November to see his…

The Crafted Home: the wobbly world of designer Tessa Silva

Published: July 29, 2026 10:00

Film and photography Morgan Eglin Words Nell Card This film and picture gallery are the first in a new series we’re calling The Crafted Home. Craft is something we’ve wanted to explore for some time, but it has taken us a while to work out how to do so.…

Unlocked: Jenny and Michael Barraclough’s 1970s self-build on the banks of the River Thames

Published: July 23, 2026 08:00

Film Gene Limbrick Words Holly Nicholas For the next instalment of Unlocked, Phineas Harper visits 56 Ferry Street, an idiosyncratic self-build on the Isle of Dogs. Built in 1979 as physician Michael and documentary maker Jenny’s family home, the house’s…

Heaven Kent: a magnificent Georgian home in Margate with thoughtful mid-century details, now for sale

Published: July 22, 2026 13:42

Words Sophie Sims Photography Rachel Ferriman Although centuries apart, Georgian and mid-century styles converse with a surprising familiarity in Helen and Pete’s miraculous Margate home, now for sale with The Modern House. Having left London in 2013 in…

Phin Harper on growing up as 'an oddity' and making the world a better place

Published: July 16, 2026 16:18

Words Ellie Hughes ā€œI never had the opportunity to be a normal kid,ā€ says Phineas Harper. ā€œI’ve had to make sense of being an oddity, but make that a good thing rather than a negative thing.ā€ Even describing Phin’s career isn’t straightforward – there’s…