A lavishly illustrated tale, rich in detail, passion and valor, Umberto Pasti's remarkable new book is a must-read that will take you on a captivating odyssey through collecting and beauty, says Madison Cox.  

Emma Becque and Taylor Hall O'Brien step into a storybook-like terrain to discover a series of fairytale cottages hidden within the wild and picturesque woodlands on the Bradford Estates in Shropshire.

Emma Becque and Isabel Bronts peep inside Louise Snouck Hurgronje's 17th-century color-drenched canal house in Amsterdam, finding a space filled with theatrical décor, vintage finds and a traditional 'gezellig' white-tiled kitchen.

Emma Becque enters antique dealer Anouk Beerents' striking 19th-century canal house in East Amsterdam, where her collection of antique gilded mirrors accents a clean blend of mid-century modern furniture, metallics, and miniature marvels.

In London's Notting Hill, former Rose Uniacke designer, Rachel Aisling Walker, creates the perfect retreat for a writer in one of her first projects since striking out on her own. The cozy top floor apartment blends Victorian charm with modern elegance and vintage finds. Emma Becque takes a look inside.

Weston Park was the ancestral home of England's Earls of Bradford, where centuries of decorative arts and family legacy come alive. This countryside estate, now gifted to the Weston Park Foundation, is a rich tapestry of historic English interiors, brimming with stories. Cabana takes a peek inside.

Magazine Editor turned Super Stylist Mieke ten Have welcomes Cabana to her home in Upstate New York, setting the table for an elegant summer luncheon. Mieke shares the tricks of her trade, from how to create atmosphere to her secrets for stand-out tables.

A land where the tamed and wild coexist, Dylan Lewis' remarkable home, studio and gardens in South Africa attest to the symbiotic relationship between art and nature. Emma Becque and Isabel Bronts take us on a journey through the sculptor's slice of paradise in Stellenbosch.

Creatives and friends, Annina Pfuel, Nora Percy and Isabella Worsley, unite to create a living, breathing Bavarian wonderland in London, inspired by houses in the Austrian and Bavarian countryside. Sophie Goodwin speaks to each about the design and launch of the ANNINA showroom.

In this new series, we spotlight notable rooms, asking interior designers to share the details behind their scheme, along with insider tips and a few trade secrets. This week, Jamb founders Will Fisher and Charlotte Freemantle discuss the silk-wrapped bedroom they created for Wow!house 2024.

Viscount and Viscountess, Alexander and Eliza Newport, are planting the seeds for generations in more ways than one. The young couple is restoring their Bradford Estate, creating communities and tracking lost ancestral heirlooms. Their countryside retreat is blossoming in more ways than one - step inside for an exclusive peek.

Trends and tastes may be transient, but Chintz's star has never waned for long. Rosanna Falconer examines the history of this enduringly influential floral design, charting its development through 16th century India and 17th century Europe, and speaking to some of Cabana's favorite designers still proudly flying the Chintz flag today.  

Blaring classical music and a dinging clock stream through the mazed walls of Ingrid and Robert Labadie's 17th-century stately home. Conforming to the building's regal status, Robert, the perfect host, serves guests Wedgewood-filled teacups and artisanal patisseries within his sweeping space, filled with trinkets and art. Emma Becque and Isabel Bronts take a tour.

The quaint Dutch town of Franeker hides an aromatic secret: a beautifully atmospheric tea and coffee house with a façade dating back to 1745. Cabana takes a tour of this silent sentinel.

Emma Becque peers behind the red curtain, rouge ruffles and 1920s decor of Amsterdam’s spectacular Royal Theater Tuschinski, discovering the inspiring, and tragic, story of a man who changed the course of cinema-going in Europe. Read on for his legacy - a cinema of dreams.

Camilla Frances explores (or rather, peers into) one of the most famous interiors in the world: Queen Mary's exceptional doll's house at Windsor Castle, a 100-year-old miniature marvel still considered to be an unsurpassed archive of British talent and craftsmanship.