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Is your home stuck in the 1960s? Here’s how tastes in paint have changed

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The colours with which we decorate our homes can reveal much not only about our own taste, but also about the general mood of the time. And it seems that over the past few decades, that mood has become progressively more restrained (or bland, depending on your point of view).
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Why young homeowners love a trad English country house look

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Jessica Doyle Look around the interiors of this flat in a 19th-century mansion block in London and you'll spot a palette of rich, country-house colours, a book-lined dining area and a smattering of English antiques. So far, so appropriate. The owner approached Taylor after seeing her work on Instagram, and initially, her brief was relatively vague, so the mood board that Taylor came up with for the flat was more along the lines of what one might expect someone in their mid-20s would appreciate.
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Duchess of Edinburgh: Children must learn that it’s OK to get your hands dirty

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The Royal family has long had a deep connection with gardening, whether it’s the King’s creation of the organic gardens at Highgrove; the Queen’s love of growing flowers and vegetables; or the Princess of Wales’s belief in the mental and physical health benefits of gardening and being in nature. This spring, the Duchess of Edinburgh is throwing her gardening gloves into the ring by designing her first ever show garden, for the Royal Windsor Flower Show.
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