The Made by Storey team visit two homes in Belgium to witness the meticulous installation of Trace, their new flooring range.

Esplanade Brighton Beach is a pair of timeless, highly sculptural apartment complexes defined by curved forms, natural materials and a strong connection to their coastal environment.

In Avenue House, Hall & Hart uses consistent geometries as well as tonal bricks from Brickworks to establish a family home.

Inside Manhattan’s inspiring galleries and workshops, Husband Wife reveal why interior designers are turning to vintage finds for soul and character.

Kahibah Kitchen by Pinnacle Joinery has won the inaugural Blum Design Award for Craftsmanship and Joinery Excellence.

Made by Storey’s refined flooring range, Trace, is guided by sustainability, crafted with responsibly sourced oak and thoughtful manufacturing.

Embracing its role as both architect and general contractor, Walker Workshop takes a pioneering approach to the minimalist Anawalt House.

A home as a space of refuge and seclusion is at the heart of Scott Mitchell’s human-centred approach to architecture.

Designed by Benn + Penna Architects, Rowlee Wines combines elements of old and new structures while embracing its natural surroundings.

Combining a working factory, office and showroom, Steel Window Design’s new Preston headquarters by Büro Architects turns making into the main event.

More than meets the eye, The Invisible Bar by Studio Minosa and Panache Kitchens won the Blum Design Award for its cleverly concealed functionality.

A cosy and layered Chelsea apartment is interior designer Matt McKay’s most personal project yet – an intimate, story-filled retreat that feels worlds away from the city outside.