One of the joys of living in Bristol, Bath, or Somerset is the wealth of period architecture that surrounds us. From elegant Georgian terraces to ornate Victorian villas and characterful Edwardian homes, each era tells its own story through design and detail.

Somerset’s villages - with golden hamstone cottages, meandering lanes, historic churches and timeless countryside - often capture the imagination of anyone who appreciates English rural beauty. From ancient villages with medieval roots to postcard-perfect hamlets beside hills and rivers, Somerset offers some of the prettiest villages in England. Here are five that consistently top the lists for charm, heritage and landscape appeal.

When you invite an interior designer into your home, you’re placing a great deal of trust in them - not only to create something beautiful, but also to manage your investment responsibly and deliver work to the highest professional standards. That’s where accreditation comes in.

Somerset is celebrated for its mix of charming countryside, history, beautiful architecture and accessible connections to cities like Bath and Bristol. Whether you’re after a refined period home, good schools, or a strong sense of community, some areas stand out - for architecture, heritage, lifestyle, or location. Here are five of the most desirable places to live now, especially if you value quality, character and long-term appeal.

When we think about interior design, it’s easy to picture one room at a time - the dream kitchen, a cosy living space, or a restful bedroom retreat. But the truth is, the most successful homes are designed as a whole, not as a collection of separate parts.

Before I started Khaya Studio and returned to the world of residential interior design, I spent ten years in London working in the exciting world of retail design. It was fast-paced, creative, and often a little bit chaotic - but it taught me so much about design, detail, and creating spaces that truly connect with people.

Few materials are as synonymous with a place as Bath Stone  is with the city of Bath. Its warm honey colour has shaped one of the UK’s...