Latest articles by Stephanie Hendries
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7 ways to make large spaces feel cosy for autumn
You can make even the grandest of rooms feel homely
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Simple cleaning tips that will change your life
Need a few handy solutions to help make your home sparkle? Our quick and simple ideas will change your cleaning routine forever
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9 things you need to know before upholstering furniture
Go on, make a statement
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Love retro style? Forget the 1970s - it's been voted the worst decorating era in history!
Remember shag-pile carpets and woodchip wallpaper? A recent survey reveals that the 1970s is the worst period in home decor
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All that glitters: Strictly-inspired interiors that will add some glamour to your home
Love Strictly Come Dancing? Go for gold with glamorous decorating ideas inspired by the show
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5 seriously important reasons why buying a house makes more financial sense than renting
Currently renting and not sure whether to buy? Here's 5 reasons why buying your own home makes sense
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5 woodland walks that were made for autumn
Autumn is about crunching through leaves
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How to make a 3D vase
Follow Style at Home's step-by-step guide to making your own 3D vase
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Tiny kittens rescued from underneath concrete floor in Brazil
The kittens are believed to have fallen down a drainage pipe and survived underneath the concrete floor for several days
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Berber rugs: Homes & Gardens selects 6 of the best
Inspired by Moroccan heritage, these Berber rugs will give any room in your home a sumptuous look.
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Wood grain
Simple and beautiful products for a natural home.
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Dirty little secret: New survey reveals that 1 in 10 Brits take their pets into the shower with them
Always multi-tasking? You're not the only one. New research reveals us Brits eat, drink, exercise and even give our pets a wash whilst we're having our daily shower. Phew, we're a busy lot!
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5 ways to ensure you (and your pets) have a flea-free home
Summer is the height of flea season, combat an infestation with our simple tips and tricks
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9 decorating dilemmas that prove you are middle class
How middle class are you? Whether you are debating your choice of range cooker, or buying bespoke curtains, there are some household dilemmas that clearly prove if you're posh or not!
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8 things Kirstie Allsopp has taught us about our homes
From finding the perfect location to upcycling your furniture, the host of TV's Location, Location, Location knows a thing or two about homes and property....
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Easy conservatory transformations - 10 of the best
Need a conservatory update? Take a look at our great ideas to transform your conservatory. From furniture to plants, be inspired by our easy garden room and conservatory transformations. For more ideas visit housetohome.co.uk
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5 lessons we've learnt from Laurence Llewelyn Bowen
From embracing bold colour to adding opulence, here's just a few of the helpful things Laurence has taught us about decorating...
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5 fantasy homes from our childhood that could actually be real
We believed these stories when we were little… and they are not as far-fetched as you might think
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Outdoor tables and chairs.
We've picked seven of the best tables and chairs.
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My Moodboards FAQ's
Unleash your creative side with My Moodboards from Housetohome
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Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford are tipped to move to London after slashing the asking price of their Surrey mansion by 7%
Dynamic breakfast duo Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford are looking for a quick sale on their six-bedroom Surrey mansion, after slashing the asking price to £3.5 million
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Spooked out Brits are refusing to move into period properties because of dead 'spirits'
From discovering asbestos to dealing with ghosts, homeowners are put off buying older properties
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6 reasons to love living in a 1930s home
With big rooms and plenty of original features, there are many reasons to love living in a 1930s home...
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Prickly issue: an American trend for keeping hedgehogs as pets is spreading to the UK, but the story doesn't always have a happy ending
A growing number of cute African pygmy hedgehogs are becoming pets thanks to a social network phenomenon but sadly many are being abandoned due to a rather prickly nature
