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TERENCE CONRANDesign is in his bloodSir Terence Conran (to give him his full title - he was knighted in 1983) made his name as a designer, having established the Habitat retail chain with his first shop in Chelsea in 1964. >More |
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PENELOPE WILTONEver increasing family circlePenelope Wilton has enjoyed a long career on our television screens, as well as appearing in several major films over the last twenty years.>More |
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ELYSTAN HOUSEHouse History by Melanie Backe-HansenWhen I started looking at this 1950s property on Elystan Place I had to admit that my first thought was that due to its age it was unlikely to have much of a history... >More |
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HYDE PARK STREETHouse History by Melanie Backe-HansenEven before starting my research on this grand Georgian stuccoed townhouse overlooking Hyde Park, I knew some interesting people must have lived there... >More |
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LISLE STREETHouse History by Melanie Backe-HansenThis house in Lisle Street is a Grade II listed building so quite a lot of information was readily available. >More |
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SUTHERLAND SQUAREHouse History by Melanie Backe-HansenTucked away behind the busy Walworth Road, Sutherland Square is located within a conservation area that includes several listed buildings. >More |
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WELLESLEY HOUSEHouse History by Melanie Backe-HansenWhen researching this large, Grade II listed Edwardian apartment block looking over Sloane Square in Chelsea, I was very excited to uncover some fun history about the builder of this large and imposing block. >More |
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HOUSEWIVES' CHOICEWomen as Consumers Between the WarsCatherine Horwood looks at how the launch of Good Housekeeping in the UK 75 years ago heralded a new image of domestic activity. >More |
