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Snug as a bug in a rug? Or are you plagued by draughts and chills up your spine? With the cost of energy still so high you need Deco’s guide to a warmer, more eco-friendly home
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If your perennials are on their last legs, refresh your garden or outside space with berry laden shrubs that will give colour over the autumn and well into winter
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Once you get your creative thinking cap on you'll be amazed at what you can upcycle
 It's surprisingly hard to find linen cushion covers, so word up, designer Joy Joliffe has a sample sale - your chance to grab an eco-friendly, useful and not to say pretty interior accessory |
 The Royal Society of British Artists' annual exhibition is on at Mall Galleries from 26 February 2026. See hundreds of brilliant paintings and sculptures by leading artists, depicting their take on the a wide range of subject matter. |
 Don't pussyfoot about in the neutrals, why not go for chilli red in your home if you're thinking about a bit of colour |
 ..or at the very least save your food scraps and peelings for your local council to compost. So come on people, make 2026 your greenest year ever, which means getting a counter top bin for the kitchen - and a garden composter too if you have the space.
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 Lovely in spring.. so if you plan to head to Italy's Genoa region, and you're a keen gardener, find time to visit these gardens on the Ligurian coast, fully restored to glory |
 An exhibition of work by renowned multimedia artist and designer Bethan Laura Wood at the Design Museum in London is ending soon |
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Snug as a bug in a rug? Or are you plagued by draughts and chills up your spine? With the cost of energy still so high you need Deco’s guide to a warmer, more eco-friendly home |
 Lots of us tend to think flowers grow in the garden only from spring to early autumn. But we're forgetting our winter friend the cyclamen, which grows in myriad colours and comes in different sizes too. |
 Putting up decorations is one of the joys of Christmas. But given that tinsel is made from PVC and so doesn't score highly on the eco points chart, with what should we deck the halls? Kay Hill has some sustainable suggestions |
