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Laura Hill

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As seen in: Marie Claire (UK), Who What Wear UK, woman&home, MSN UK, Yahoo Canada, Yahoo News UK, Daily Express, Stuff.co.nz, Flipboard, Yahoo Sports Canada, Yahoo, Yahoo Style Canada, Yahoo Style Singapore and
Editor @HB ~ interiors enthusiast ~ country music & cats

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Laura Hill is the Homes Ecommerce Editor for House Beautiful UK, covering the latest interior trends and home product ranges. With several years’ experience in home decor and DIY-focused editorial, Laura is an expert in finding the best tips and tricks to help you create a home you love on a budget.

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13 stylish small armchairs for tight corners and tiny rooms

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By Laura Hill Verified, Wanda Sachs Verified, Annie Stenhouse
| House Beautiful (UK) Verified
We earn a commission for products purchased through some links in this article. Best small armchair + footstool combo Anthracite Armchair with Footstool Best small armchair + footstool combo Anthracite Armchair with Footstool Credit: H&M Footstool included Padded frame for comfort This small armchair and footstool combo is the perfect small-space solution. The footstool tucks neatly under the chair when not in use and pulls out for feet-up lounging.
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What I’m Reading: Laura Hill

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By Laura Hill Verified
| The Post (Wellington)
Laura Hill is an actor and writer on shows such as Shortland Street, The Brokenwood Mysteries, The Almighty Johnsons, Go Girls. She's currently appearing as the Queen Mother in The Queen’s Nanny which makes its New Zealand premiere from May 14–24 at the PumpHouse Theatre in Takapuna.
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Canary Islands hit with 4.1 earthquake as witnesses report rooms shaking and furniture rattling

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By Laura Hill Verified
| Yahoo News UK Verified
Residents and visitors across Tenerife and Gran Canaria have once again been advised to remain calm after thousands of people on both islands experienced a 4.1 magnitude earthquake. Scientists have confirmed it isnot linked to the seismic swarms that have been recorded over the past fortnight beneath Tenerife's Mount Teide, and have stressed that a volcanic eruption is not imminent. Nevertheless, scientists have asked for all municipalities across Tenerife to refresh their emergency protocols.
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