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Arts Notes
A round up of must-see cultural events .... |
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Capturing beauty
Joe Cornish is one of the world’s most acclaimed and inspirational landscape photographers. His latest book is devoted to Northumberland’s ‘magical’ coastline. Kathryn Armstrong meets the man behind the lens. |
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Best night at the proms
Prom queens, your time is now... get ready to glam it up and party. |
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Roll up for race days
Full-on fascinators add instant glamour to any outfit, race days and beyond – and give your hairstyle a starring role too. |
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Indie appeal
David Firth checks into some rooms with enduring views on a luxurious passage to India. |
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Sleek Sleep - Hotel Du Vin, York
Hotel du Vin has come North. Kathryn Armstrong checks into York’s hippest destination. |
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All in best possible taste
Interior designer Clare Rankin has worked her magic on a stunning mansion house in Ponteland. Katharine Capocci takes a tour. |
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Sweet home
A home should be both a practical base and a relaxing haven, a space to live, a space to move and a space to be. Clients come to me regularly with their desires to renovate their existing homes, changing them in order to reflect their own personalities and to accommodate their needs without the need to move elsewhere. One of my recent projects saw my team and I change a home in a truly dramatic fashion. We took a standard, pleasant but run-of-the-mill house and fashioned it into a spacious, colourful and evocative setting for the lives of a busy modern family. This month I’ll give you a unique insight into the process of this extensive renovation and how you too can turn the space you have, albeit with a few structural changes here and there, into your dream home. |
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Deeply desirable
Maserati’s new two-door GranTurismo is an exercise in the ultimate self-indulgence says Steve Hughes |
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ME&MY CAR
Rob Charlton is chief executive of _space architecture and management, which is currently celebrating its 50th year in business and specialises in creating living, working, healing and educational spaces that are functional, sustainable and inspirational. |
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