Fiona McKenzie Johnston

Radical Reimaginings of Sculpture, a Soaring Spectacle that marries Horror with the Sublime, and drawings by His Majesty The King – our pick of the best art shows to see in London this month

The colours, shapes, textures and more that deliver a dopamine hit in a decorating scheme – but how much is too much?

Our resident agony aunt tackles the question of why we feel we have to customise Ikea furniture, and is it OK not to do so?

Sometimes, meeting in the middle can yield the best results. Fiona McKenzie Johnston tells us why…

Our resident agony aunt and decorating columnist Fiona McKenzie Johnston considers whether it's socially acceptable to air our clean laundry in public, and other acceptable - and sustainable - ways to dry out clothes.

House & Garden's friendly resident decorating columnist and agony aunt Fiona McKenzie Johnston offers advice on the issues that might be putting off prospective buyers

Our resident agony aunt and decorating expert Fiona McKenzie Johnston dives into the idea of one home lasting a lifetime, and whether that's something we should really be striving for

Our resident agony aunt and decorating columnist Fiona McKenzie Johnston ponders which way to fall on the topic of the feature wall. Interior faux pas or handy design solution?

Blossom-laden Easter trees, marbled and decoupaged eggs, passion-fruit puddings, yolk-yellow front doors, Swan Lake – and other ways to decorate for and celebrate Easter

Fiona McKenzie Johnston explores the sales where you can buy everything from bargain bed hangings to veritable treasures, and the impact such sales can have on our taste