Shoppable schemes created by our editors

Ruth Sleightholme combines wood and faux bamboo furniture with prints and wicker accessories to cultivate verdant, conservatory-style schemes

Ruth Sleightholme reinterprets the classic combination of red and black in atmospheric room schemes that layer eye-catching floral prints with distinctive Eastern-influenced antique furniture and accessories

Layered textiles in warm tones of pink, red and cinnamon create an inviting backdrop for traditional decorations and trimmings hand-picked by Ruth Sleightholme.

Drawing on Provençal and Moorish influences, Rémy Mishon creates summery schemes in which relaxed linens contrast with striking antiques

In a romantic garret high above the city, Ruth Sleightholme layers earthy tones and timeless patterns to create an inviting space with a charmingly nostalgic feel.

Gabby Deeming and Ruth Sleightholme create three one-of-a-kind kitchens using a characterful mix of bespoke, vintage and reclaimed elements

Ruth Sleightholme’s inviting schemes are enhanced by colourful textiles and the soft glow of lamps and candles that illuminate our interiors after dark

Swapping traditional baubles and tinsel for decorations made of tin, a garland fashioned from spoons and metallic trimmings, Ruth Sleightholme and Remy Mishon offer an alternative take on Christmas sparkle.

Taking inspiration from the soft colour palette, folk art influences and natural elements of Nordic style, Ruth Sleightholme and Rémy Mishon add decorative festive details to elegant rooms furnished with antiques

Ruth Sleightholme shows how to use art as the launching point for decoration, riffing off the colours and patterns of Jason Thompson’s work to create inspiring schemes

Ruth Sleightholme presents a series of elegant schemes inspired by the juxtaposition of the steel frame erected to protect Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s The Hill House in Helensburgh, near Glasgow, during its conservation and the Scottish designer and artist’s innovative architecture

Ruth Sleightholme commissioned influential international designers to create schemes with pieces embodying the aesthetic spirit of their home country – from Mexico and Nigeria to France and Ireland