Mark C. O'Flaherty

At Home with the FT: Iconoclasm and humour mark the ethos of the magpie interior designer at his eccentric 18th-century house in Somerset, a joyous, foraged corn

Ahead of his Palais Galliera exhibition, Owens discusses his musical influences—from English rock to Cher and Charli xcx.

The Fife Arms paved the way for a new breed of stay and now the likes of Ardbeg are following in its footsteps

Her colourful career has spanned more than five decades. Now the designer is looking to her legacy

The 1950s floor lamp design created by Richard Kelly and Philip Johnson for the architect’s Glass House turned the way a room is lit on its head — and it’s making a comeback c/o BassamFellows

Paris is a place for revolutions: the sci-fi fantasies of Cardin and Courrèges, Jean Paul Gaultier’s skirts pour homme and the inflated gothic rituals of Rick Owens. All wild, memorable and museum-worthy. But it may be Agnès Troublé who has changed what we wear today, more so than any fierce iconoclast.

Morgane Sézalory, founder of the cool-girl French fashion brand, applied her effortlessly elegant style — complete with a chic hidden kitchen

From Long Island’s Pepsi-Cola to Minetta Tavern’s twirling neon, take note of these vanishing signatures of the city that never sleeps

A wonky 16th-century house has become a labour of love for Simon Costin — and he’s even fallen for the ghosts

Interior design meets soap opera in the latest high-end real-estate trend, where the wealthy approach homeowners with no desire to sell and buy their houses turnkey—down to the tchotchkes

The style bible’s photographs of Kate Moss, Neneh Cherry and Kurt Cobain shaped popular culture

The Hand and Flowers has been luring ‘carnivorous gourmands’ to Marlow for two decades

From New York to Europe to the moon, Ingels is driven to push boundaries

The founder of the Rains fashion brand has restored a 19th-century industrialist’s summer house, flooding it with sun — and vibrant decor — during the dark Danish winter

Oh, the Beaumont, how do I love thee? Let me count just a few of the ways. Let’s start with the smell. All your corridors and stairwells have that just-laid, expensive carpet fragrance, gently scented with something wonderful I can’t quite identify. Then there are those vintage-looking lift dials in the hallways, informing guests precisely where the elevator is on its journey up or down.