23 absolutely superb houses, as seen in Country Life
We take a look at some of the finest homes to appear in Country Life over the past week or so.
We take a look at some of the finest homes to appear in Country Life over the past week or so.
GBR in London's Dukes Hotel offers a laid-back atmosphere that's perfect for Sunday brunch, as Rosie Paterson found out.
Not all German wines are sweet, Harry Eyres assures us – and the nation's fine Rieslings are what first sparked his love of wine.
Stylish canines have long been a duke's or duchess's best friend, as Matthew Denison found out.
Whether you're planning a low-key ceremony at your local church or a royal wedding with thousands of guests, we have all the advice you need.
The results are finally in. We reveal Country Life's Gentleman of the Year-and the names of the others you gave the thumbs-up to
There were once 300 traditional piano makers running businesses makers in England. Now there is only one. Kate Green caught up with them.
Matthew Rice pays homage to Oundle, a beautifully-preserved market town that is one of the jewels of Northamptonshire.
A new sculpture commissioned by the St John Eye Hospital in Jerusalem has an inspiring message of peace.
Dark colours and rich materials are creating moody new looks in kitchens, says Amelia Thorpe.
Time to get out of London? A perfect example English country cottage is on the market in the heart of the Cotswolds.
Jason Goodwin, author of the Yashim detective novels, shares a recipe from his new cookbook.
Never mind satnav, it was the compass that revolutionised the way we travel.
La La Land is merely the latest, greatest example of the symbiosis between music and film which is as old as cinema itself.
Rosie Paterson grabs her clipboard and umbrella to become your tour guide to Paris.
Corinne Julius enjoys a snapshot of late-20th-and early-21st-century craft.
From the right boots to switching routes, here’s how to enjoy dog walks this winter
Nathaniel Parker catches up with Jack Watkins about David Cameron's epic gaffe, and the time he nearly became James Bond.
The redoubtable actress Patricia Routledge talks to Country Life about being a presenter, unacceptable mannerisms and turning down Alan Bennett.