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Before Clive Nichols was joined by Alistair Baldwin at his signing of Brilliant English Gardens at York Gate, Clive and Alistair caught up with editor of the Yorkshire Times, Andrew Palmer, for an exclusive interview.
Jaspreet Sherrill speaks to photojournalist and author Kate Holt about her new book, which delves into the history of one of England’s oldest inhabited moated houses, Sutton Coldfield’s New Hall.
Sharon Martin takes a closer look at one of the oldest moated houses and the book of history it has inspired. to read the full three-page feature, click here.
Country Life write about the beauty of autumn and how some of the season’s best colours are showcased in Clive Nichols’ Brilliant English Gardens. Click here for the full article.
The Hampshire Chronicle join Sarah Barclay at the launch of her new book Eden’s Keepers at The Hospital of St Cross.
Click here to discover a selection of designer gardens that still shine during the darkest months, with words Clare Foster and photographs Andrew Montgomery.
The Evening Standard discuss the events at the book launch of Entertaining Lives, and spill on what the aristocracy are best at cooking.
After being a creative fashion director at GQ for 24 years before leaving to pursue a solo career as a fashion editor, art director and stylist, Jo Hambro has recently published a book, The Power of the Polaroid, for which Sir Elton and his husband David Furnish wrote the foreword. It documents her creative journey over three decades through her sketchbooks and the Polaroids that she kept from her many shoots around the world. As a Globe-Trotter user from her youth, Thye caught up with Jo to talk travel, fashion and photography.
Wildflower Magazine run a special feature on Mikel Karstad and his new book, Evergreen, in which Mikel explains how his love of nature inspires his cooking and how it is a way of life. Read the full article here.
In a new book, creative director Jo Hambro looks at three decades of her work with some of the world’s greatest photographers through the lens of the Polaroid. Click here to read the full feature on Jo and her new book.
In this new tale of how four dynastic families connected through business and marriage, the starting point begins in Oban. The book is a record of vanished times, but its central message resonates with our present difficulties, namely that family endures and crises will pass, however much they may change the old order.
After speaking to Jo Hambro, Nick Carvell at Oracle Time details the fascinating life and work of "Britain’s great stealth stylist", that can be read and seen in her new book The Power of the Polaroid.
Flowers often express the things we find hard to put in to words. Shane Connolly introduces The Flower Patch readers to the intriguing art of floriography. Click here to see the full article in the March issue.
"A flick through this captivating coffee table book will give you an accurate sense of life in colonial Singapore." Click here to read the Tatler’s full review of Singapore Colonial Style.
Style & Market Editor Dayle Wood heads to the Oxfordshire countryside with FlowerSchool New York to reap a royal tutelage in the wild art of English florals. Read the full article in the February issue of Veranda magazine by clicking here.
The wassailing season is a time to connect with friends and family, so click here to see Stuart’s special recipe featured in the January issue of In the Moment which is out now.
Anjula Devi, Clearview’s author of Spice for Life, is changing the way Indian food is perceived by becoming the first Indian chef to be taken on by Manchester United Football Club. She is working alongside Executive Chef James Tagg to create a delicious menu of curries and appetisers on match days at Old Trafford, catering for thousands of hungry football fans. To read the full article in the Richmond and Twickenham Times click here.
