Marco Mansi

Garden rooms can be incredibly charming, and none more so than the ‘Picnic Room’ at Queen Charlotte's Cottage in Kew, which was decorated by her daughter, Princess Elizabeth. Marco Mansi explores the room's legacy and how it has influenced subsequent iterations of the garden room

It has been 15 years since House & Garden last featured the king of French decorating, Jacques Grange's Paris apartment. With new photographs from renowned interiors photographer Ricardo Lebougle's new book ‘Inside Paris’, the recently renovated space and his vast and eclectic collection gets better and better

In the latest of a series exploring influential rooms and the histories behind them, Marco Mansi turns his attention to Spencer House, one of London's grandest Georgian residences, and its glorious Palm Room

Take a tour of the most surreal buildings, gardens and entire villages to visit in the UK

From London to Edinburgh, these brick-and-mortar shops offer a chance to explore the work of some of Britain’s top interior designers in person, from bespoke furniture and textiles to antiques and curated finds.

In the wake of an encounter with one of London's best striped rooms, Marco Mansi asks why this pattern is so hard to resist?

In the Dutch Golden Age, wealthy women commissioned extraordinary miniature houses, lavishly furnished with art, porcelain, and fine furniture — and often as costly as a real home.

Souvenirs with style: how to bring them home without the clutter

Marco Mansi charts the striking growth in both size and influence of The Decorative Fair, since its 1985 launch with less than 50 exhibitors