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Timber from the Whiligh estate in the Sussex Weald was used to build the vast hammerbeam roof of Westminster Hall — and its custodian still fells trees for very special commissions.

A Modernism Throw designed by Tara Bernerd for Frette, the revered textile brand that supplies St Peter’s in Rome.

These were vast, woollen socks, made to stretch over the knee, which could — gratifyingly — fit a good number of presents.

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The Country Life quiz runs daily every afternoon, with new editions published at 4pm.

Cardigans are currently the darling of the fashion world. How far they have come. Rewind five years and they were viewed as ...

Country Life's Rosie Paterson joins the podcast.

Andrew Graham-Dixon talks to Carla Passino about Vermeer's 'Girl with a Pearl Earring' — an iconic example of Dutch Golden ...

As C. S. Lewis’s enchanting children’s classic 'The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe' turns 75, Matthew Dennison pulls back ...

Every Monday, Melanie Bryan, delves into the hidden depths of Country Life's extraordinary archive to bring you a ...

The world's most iconic luxury car is 100 years old. To celebrate a special birthday, Matthew MacConnell took it on a special ...