Pauline Caulfield’s home and studio has long been an artist’s haven. Before she and her ex-husband, the late painter and printmaker Patrick Caulfield, began renting their red-brick cottage in north London nearly 50 years ago, it belonged to, among others, the book illustrator Arthur Rackham, the abstract artist John Hoyland and the Pre-Raphaelite painter John William Waterhouse. It was already a place of creative legacy – and now it’s one that Pauline has become a part of. Much like her large-scale hand-printed wall hangings, Pauline’s interiors are full of pattern, personality and punchy tones aplenty – as we discover for our new episode of Seven Wonders,
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There’s nothing like a little surprise to spark a bit of joy. Matt Adams and Ju Row Farr know this better than most. Singular in its approach and deft in its expression, the design of their apartment in Hove, now on the market, is quite unlike most – and all the better for it, as we discover in our latest film.
A fresh take on Home Farm, John Pawson’s country house in the Cotswolds
