Welsh cottage kitchen

What is Welsh design and how do you achieve the look in your home? We explore the key elements of the style; looking at the statement pieces that define Wales’ design heritage, and how they can be used to create a modern Welsh interior. Here are our six key tips to achieving a touch of Welsh design in your own home.

Faced with the daunting task of reviving this 17th-century cottage in the Cotswolds, Ben Adler and Pat Llewellyn enlisted the help of historic building consultant Hilton Marlton. Together, they restored its original features without losing sight of the need to make it a comfortable weekend base

After sensitively reconfiguring its interior to suit the needs of their family, the owners of this Welsh cottage have furnished it with an appealing mix of homely pieces gathered over the years.

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When London architects Hackett Holland restored a 19th century farmhouse in North Wales, they took a sustainable, modern approach. But did we mention that

A twist of fate led André and Lisanne Hedger to realize their dream of owning a chocolate-box thatched cottage in the heart of the countryside

Mixing floral fabrics with toile print wallpapers and antique treasures gives this cottage an eclectic but very pretty charm

On a quiet lane just outside of the historic town of Tintern, within the Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, stands a wonderful stone cottage

Tasked with decorating a nineteenth-century stone cottage in Pembrokeshire, John McCall made use of an unusually creative method to conceive its understated and eclectic look.