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Anyone that knows me will say that I'm a bit woo-woo. I follow my horoscope (I'm a Cancerian), feel energies, see signs from the universe and collect crystals. Before you think that I spend my evenings stirring a cauldron, I'm pretty cynical about most alternative thinking, but numerous experiences tell me there's more to life than we can see or fully comprehend. So it is at Christmas, which to me is an opportunity to slow down and embrace emotions, to allow the possibility of miracles and the unknown. After all, what is the notion of Santa Claus if not a feat of the universe and time-bending quantum physics? So in this spirit I'm happy to introduce our festive issue, which captures the energy and joy of the season. Our cover…

At the ballet The musical jewellery box with classical ballerina is a beautiful, timeless Christmas gift and many of us may have one, passed through the generations. There's something truly magical for both children and adults to wind a key to create twinkling music and see a dancer pirouette! To gift such an elegant box, see Wolf's ballet musical jewellery box, featuring an embroidered Swan Lake theatre design interior and two interchangeable ballerinas with different skin tones, who perform to Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake. It's an investment piece, but one that will charm forever. ✷ Walnut ballet musical box, £495; wolf1834.com Markets Christmas at Myrtles Courtyard Set within barns and a courtyard, this winter fair invites visitors to embrace the Christmas spirit with seasonal items for the home and garden. From…

Behind the brand

What was the catalyst that encouraged you to start Polly Dryden? I’ve always had a passion for fragrance. As a child, my great-granny (the original Polly Dryden) and I used to make rose petal and lavender waters. A few years ago, my mum and I started creating candles and skincare using natural ingredients, as we were getting allergies and reactions from mainstream products. We took some of our creations to small craft fairs and they did really well. After research, I found a gap in the market for an independent, natural fragrance brand, with consistent aromas across the range of perfume, beauty and homeware – and Polly Dryden was born. Which was the first fragrance you created? I did two simultaneously: Oriental Garden which is very feminine, with mandarin, frangipane,…

Indie interiors

Shopping It’s the most wonderful time of the year. Even though my Christmas will be warmer this year, as I’m celebrating from my home in Spain, I still enjoy being surrounded by British traditions. Each year I carefully select one or two new baubles to add to my curated collection and I’m sharing the chosen ones with you here, along with a few gifts I’d love to give and receive. Get your wiggle on I’m so excited to share my collaboration with Print Sisters Archive. We have curated four beautiful wiggly designs from their archive to create a product range of frilly and joyful homeware which includes headboards, lampshades and blankets. ✷ The Cosy Gift Box (blanket, print and incense), £220; printsistersarchive.com, @printsisters_archive Stocking up If you favour contemporary Christmas…

Indie interiors

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Find out more The Christmas-themed collections in the V&A’s Archive of Art and Design contain some of the earliest examples of crackers, a long with illustrated Tom Smith catalogues dating back to 1877. Find Tom Smith crackers at tomsmith-crackers.com. The revelrous snap, the groan-inducing jokes, the rustling paper crowns. It wouldn’t be Christmas dinner without the crackers. As celebratory as popping a cork from a bottle of bubbly, that ‘crack’ signals the start of the family feast and brings everyone together with a sense of camaraderie as we choose a companion to pull our cracker with – preferably someone who you know you can ‘win’ the bigger half from! The invention of this festive table staple is credited to a baker and confectioner from London in 1847. Having previously sold…

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IN THE WORKSHOP

After completing a business degree at Birmingham City University, I explored a couple of other avenues. However, my heart was always set on joining the family business. As an eighth-generation Gameson, I’ve had the opportunity to do everything, from working on the electro plant and polishing to pricing and booking-in work. I enjoy getting involved, and it’s always beneficial to be familiar with all aspects of the business and have a hands-on understanding of each process. Gameson’s was founded in 1818 in Walsall. The original factory was located in the town centre, where it tinned belt buckles for the Napoleonic Wars. Today, the company provides a range of services centred around tinning. We plate various electrical distribution components and hand-wipe copper pans that require re-tinning. is traditional method applies a…

IN THE WORKSHOP

The heart-warming restoration story of musician and teacher Tim Sidford and editor Daniel Botting’s 1858-built Malvern Hills home has unfolded as a happy tale, one that might leave you humming, ‘the hills are alive with the sound of music’. Perched high on the hillside, with views stretching up to 30 miles on a clear day, the house was originally built as a holiday home for a wealthy businessman. In 1880 an extension was added, complete with intricately carved Libertyesque oak panelling and a ribbed plasterwork ceiling. The style of the house, with its many gables and stone mullion windows, is perhaps best described as ‘Jacobethan’, though, curiously, there are elements of Gothic Revival as well. Ready to leave London and their two-bedroom Victorian flat on a noisy high street, Tim…

Christmas traditions

Interiors Idea Give your table an additional layer of pattern or colour, by using a spare length of wallpaper or fabric as a runner over your tablecloth When we first viewed the house, it had a lovely, welcoming atmosphere and was clearly a much-loved family home,’ Tim recalls. ‘It’s fair to say, however, that funds for maintenance and repairs had clearly been a little tight.’ While Tim and Daniel have been very hands-on in making this beautiful house a home, they enlisted the help of a talented and loyal local builder, Ian Stimson. ‘He made so much possible for us, and for around two years the building work was almost constant and pretty intense.’ Layering up to keep warm became the norm early on as, despite their insulation efforts, the…

Christmas traditions

Perfectly imperfect

Not drawn to any particular era but appreciating well-designed pieces imbued with a sense of charm, Tim recalls his early memories of discovering vintage and antiques. ‘As a kid, I used to love going to my nana’s house – it was an Aladdin’s cave of old stuff, from 1920s costume jewellery to chintz curtains. I found it fascinating.’ Living a stone’s throw away from the Malvern Flea & Collector’s Fair, the UK’s largest flea market, Tim embraces the philosophy that revamping a whole room doesn’t have to mean buying everything new. ‘I believe that signs of age can add to a piece’s appeal, and it will probably be cheaper too,’ he adds. An aquablue Minton inkwell, chipped but still fabulous, is Tim’s favourite flea find to date. ‘I like to…

Perfectly imperfect

Creative homage

Tim and Daniel discovered that Radclyffe Hall, the writer and an important figure in LGBTQ+ history, lived at the house with her partner, Mabel Batten, a society soprano, from 1906 to 1912. ‘The connection to things that matter to us is remarkable,’ says Tim. Daniel, a keen composer, has set several of Hall’s poems from this period to music. Tim adds: ‘The area attracts creative people; the hills and views are a constant source of beauty and inspiration.’ Another creative link is William Morris, whose Cotswolds home, Kelmscott Manor, resembles the house. ‘Morris’s designs are inspired by nature and using them here creates a continuity between the house and our often-wild English garden,’ Tim explains. Embracing this connection, Tim created a William Morris-themed corridor and picture gallery using remnants collected…

Creative homage

Home for the holidays

The home Captivated by its beautiful old Spanish floor tiles, textured walls and mountain views, Dawn Contreras and her husband Joseph moved into their mid- century ranch-style home in Southern California 20 years ago. The building, relatively plain and simple in appearance, was expanded by 500 square feet to include a family room and a studio for Dawn, along with a kitchen and bathroom remodel. To add abundant character, they introduced various architectural features, transforming the home from ordinary to extraordinary. 'We included arches, shiplap, exposed brickwork and colour to give it a cosy, old-home feeling with lots of vintage charm,' says Dawn. The studio is largely used to stage the finds Dawn sources at vintage markets, as well as for creating whimsical vignettes for her Instagram account. Resourceful design…

Home for the holidays

A CUMBRIAN CHRISTMAS

Interiors As Nina and Sam Ward wrap foraged foliage garlands around the impressive porch columns of Eller How House, they can scarcely believe that the property they'd dreamed of owning is finally the home in which they'll be celebrating Christmas. The Regency villa is nestled in 12.5 acres of private gardens and woodland in the Lake District National Park. It was created by master builder Francis Webster of Kendal, who designed the property in a picturesque cottage orné style. On his death in 1827, it was inherited by his son, the renowned architect George Webster, who built a further extension on the house in 1850, adding architectural influences from his travels through Italy, including ornate sculpted heads on the ceilings and carved marble fireplaces. However, by the time Nina and…

A CUMBRIAN CHRISTMAS

Foraged style Choose wintry tones, natural motifs and a touch of festive glitter New tradition Mix sumptuous fabrics, classic colours and favourite vintage pieces…

Design directions

Build & Design Iadore the fever dream that is a full-on, no-surfaceuntouched, kitsch Christmas home decoration. For me, the season is a celebration of nostalgia, a heady mix of textures, patterns and gaudy old-fashioned ornaments that together conjures up so many childhood memories. But I have a confession to make. Until a few years ago, I had a very different approach to the entire festive season, with a calm and sedate style that you might easily have mistaken for boring. I would only put up red, gold and silver decorations and kept strictly to warm white lighting on the tree and enforced this rule unwaveringly. Then something changed. Everyone who knows me is aware that, as a child, I always wanted to become a witch. That desire has manifested into…

Design directions

Creative freedom

Decorating Festive decor It’s ingrained in us that Christmas is a time to decorate with traditional evergreens and hang red Scandistyle stockings from the mantel. But rules are made to be broken, even during the festive season. Indulge your individuality with a dramatic black and gold scheme or vibrant hot pink. If you prefer pompoms, glitter balls or crochet garlands to baubles, tinsel and wreaths, embrace the unconventional. Serve drinks in mismatched vintage glassware and put presents under a twig ‘tree’ – the magic of the season is more often conjured by twinkling fairy lights, the scent of citrus and spices, and the sounds of happy guests. Sourcebook Find pretty vintage glass candlesticks at Vinterior (vinterior.co.). The Old Cinema (theoldcinema.co.uk) is well-stocked with vintage accessories, from glassware to decorative items.…

Creative freedom

Colour card Benjamin Moore's premium paints in rich, timeless tones are perfect for capturing the drama and transformative qualities of the natural world. ✷ benjaminmoorepaint.co.uk 1 Boston Brick - a bold, saturated brown 2 Hunter Green - classic and traditional 3 Cushing Green - elegant with a modern twist 4 Steam - a clean, soft white 5 Venetian Portico - a lush, earthy clay Colour card 1 Ballet Shoe, £57.50 per 2.5 litres; earthbornpaints.co.uk 2 Greymond, £22 per 750ml; thorndown.co.uk 3 Broken White, £45 per 2.5 litres; craigandrose.com 4 Swan White, £22 per 750ml; thorndown.co.uk 5 American Tan, £44.95 per 2.5 litres; victorycolours.co.uk…

Display & Design See more of Tamsyn's beautiful styling ideas and photography on our new website reclaimmagazine.uk Parcelled with love I love to use brown parcel paper to wrap presents, and then I decorate it with a different theme or colour each year. Dried orange slices are so easy to make. They fill the kitchen with a gorgeous festive scent, and then the slices can be used to decorate anything - gifts, table settings, the Christmas cake, floral displays and more. Preheat your oven to 140C and line two baking trays with baking parchment; add the orange slices and bake for 45 minutes to 1 hour, checking regularly and turning halfway through. Sourcebook ✷ Brown parcel paper: Hobbycraft (hobbycraft.co.uk) ✷ Ribbons: I made mine by cutting from lengths of pretty…

Tree trio Use driftwood, old floorboards or wood offcuts to make this cheery festive decoration. ese stylish tree stencils will instantly create a Christmassy focal point. They’re also perfect to use on furniture, fabric or even windows (with write-on-glass pens). ✷ Set of three Christmas tree stencils, £19 (small size or £29 for a larger size); dizzyduckdesigns.com Natural elegance We love the pared-back style of Kerry Willetts, a UK upcycler who specialises in revealing natural wood grain and updating dark-wood furniture with a lighter, softer look. She's also a big fan of delicate gold details, which elevate her upcycled pieces to the next level. This chic walnut bureau with William Morris desk liner is a classic example of her understated work - Kerry celebrates and enhances the beauty of each…

Upcycler profile

How did you become an upcycler? I used to be a teaching assistant but started upcycling when I was on maternity leave, to make a bit of pocket money. My early pieces were shabby-chic – all cream and white. A friend asked me to create a more colourful, statement item and it went down really well on Facebook, so I was inspired to explore more creative ideas. I’m now a full-time upcycler and have my own workshop. Which paints do you like best? I’m a content creator for Daydream Apothecary – an American paint brand that specialises in bright neon colours. I also like Annie Sloan. I never used to like pink but now I love it and use it so much it’s almost like a neutral to me. Do…

Reclaim Creative

Reclaim Partnership The glassware section in charity shops fills me with both joy and sadness at the same time. I love seeing all the shapes and sparkling cut-glass pieces, but unfortunately, I know a lot of it will end up in landfill as it doesn’t sell that easily. However, creating your own decorative jars means you get to at least make a dent in the surplus! We all romanticise about Victorian Christmases, and seeing vintage jars on shelves and counters is reminiscent of an oldfashioned sweet shop. The new Super Gild gilding paint from Guild Lane works beautifully on glass; you can just paint on a little to highlight areas or go super-bling, like me. Playing around with all the glass shapes is the fun part: round vases on candlesticks…

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Create your own project with Guild Lane

Guild Lane is a carefully curated selection of materials for today’s artisans, makers and enthusiasts. Based in Kent, they have been supplying the hobby, craft and DIY markets for over 40 years. With the renaissance of locally crafted, handmade products and the popularity of upcycling, traditional and DIY skills are now being revived. With high-quality products and tools and constantly innovating, Guild Lane are your perfect creative partner. Gild ✷ Enamel paint with excellent coverage and a rich finish that resembles genuine metallic leaf ✷ A wonderful alternative to traditional gilding in one easy step ✷ Choose from a stunning palette of six acrylic colours – gold, rose gold, silver, bronze, champagne, copper – and a remarkable oil-based chrome variant Jubilee ✷ A curated palette of 30 heritage hues, inspired…

Create your own project with Guild Lane

Column Last Christmas I woke up to an article in a tabloid titled ‘Bah humbug Banjo!’ See, I have an awkward relationship with the festive season and it’s only exacerbated by my husband’s love affair with it – specifically tinsel. Divisive, like coriander, anchovies and blue cheese, tinsel has caused many fights in my home. I won’t allow it. So you can imagine my dilemma when I got the call to host Scotland’s Christmas Home of the Year on BBC (pictured right). In a lesson I should’ve really learned by now, I told a journalist I don’t like Christmas. Cue the clickbait. For the record, I do like Christmas. The thing is, it’s just not quite what they promised in the brochures. Fresh snow in the morning, chirpy carollers on…

SPIRIT OF SALVAGE

I started buying and selling when I was 11 and still at school – it’s in my blood. I get to go to some really nice places and 99 per cent of the people I meet are lovely – I have customers who are now friends too. I like recycling and reusing stuff – there’s an eco angle to what we do Russell Albury, parkend-reclaim.co.uk Ian Groom’s passion for salvage began at home. ‘I live in Wolverhampton, but our house is filled with French antiques so it feels like we’re in the middle of Paris,’ he chuckles. A hobby became a small business and now Ian has a thriving company supplying antiques and salvaged finds to trade buyers, behind the scenes. ‘We sell a few bits directly to customers via Instagram,…

SPIRIT OF SALVAGE

Sculpture and carvings Laura Dadswell, director of Westland London, specialises in sourcing unusual and beautiful antique carvings and sculpture Which sort of pieces are popular with buyers? Sculpture that’s rooted in Classicism has an enduring popularity. Sculpture from the Grand Tour (18th andt 19th century) is always sought-after – pieces that look back to ancient Rome and Greece. Figures like Venus always fly out the door. We also sell unusual sculptures, such as the pair of Pre-Raphaelite 19th-century Arts & Crafts plaster angels we have in stock at the moment; they’re so beautifully modelled. English ecclesiastical sculptures are quite rare, so if we see something like that we’ll always buy it, but we tend not to sell many saints or madonnas – angels have a more universal appeal. What do…

Seasonal Decor Take a leaf Gifts and decorations with classic motifs and a hint of shine Festive forage Gather pine, juniper, holly and eucalyptus as a base to your home decor…

SEASON'S GREETINGS

Artist & Maker For paper artist Victoria Whitlam, the festive spirit lasts all year round as she produces images of robins, snowy scenes and other works of art using recycled materials. Her pieces have been reprinted on mugs, tea towels and scarves as well as Christmas cards. Is it always Christmas in your studio? I do make my Christmas designs on and off throughout the year. Greeting card companies vary as to when they’re looking for festive designs so it doesn’t matter when I do it, because somebody somewhere will be interested. I don’t mind if it’s sunny and warm, but I quite like doing it in October and November when it’s getting colder outside. I do sometimes get the fairy lights out a bit early too, and have them…

SEASON'S GREETINGS

Craft focus ORKNEY CHAIR MAKING

For hundreds of years, resourceful Orcadian crofters (cottage dwellers) have been making simple, functional chairs from natural materials found on the Scottish island. 'These chairs go back generations - nobody is sure when the first ones were made,' says Jackie Miller, Orkney chair maker at Scapa Crafts. 'In the old days, people just used the materials that they had to hand.' A lack of natural woodland in Orkney meant people gathered driftwood from the beach for chair making. ‘They were growing oats to feed their cattle, so they put the two together and used the oat straw to make thermal chair backs,’ explains Jackie. ‘Most people lived in simple croft houses with peat fires, so these cosy chairs kept the heat in and the cold draughts out.’ Because they were…

Craft focus ORKNEY CHAIR MAKING

With the Formal Garden the beautiful setting for Colin and Penelope’s first kiss in series three of Bridgerton, and its 18th-century interiors the home to new character Lady Tilley Arnold, Basildon Park’s charm extends throughout the year and is magnified during the festive season. The estate was bought by Francis Sykes in 1771, who demolished the old house and employed architect John Carr (who was influenced by the revival of the Classical style and Palladianism) to build the Bathstone mansion that survives today. The Sykes family owned the house until 1838, after which it went through two more families: the Morrisons (Liberal MP James Morrison first bought it, and architect designer JB Papworth completed the interiors for him) and in 1952 it was bought by Lord and Lady Iliffe. During…

HANDMADE HEAVEN

Door-to-door dining The dining table is an old door resting on Victorian trestles. The chairs are mid-century classics, some by Ercol and others by Carlo Bartoli for Kartell. One of Alexandra's bespoke kaftans hangs from the window frame. Hearth and soul Layered rugs bring comfort and warmth to the stripped floorboards and delineate between the living and dining areas within the open-plan layout. The open fireplace is the life and soul of the house. A Heinz Mayochup poster for a Katherine Bernhardt and José Luis Vargas exhibition adorns the chimney breast, setting a playful and irreverent tone. A mid-century sideboard has been painted in a glossy egg-yolk yellow and doubles up as a vinyl library. Cooking for a crowd In the kitchen, staggered staging elevates the cooking area and a…

HANDMADE HEAVEN

Plants & Gardens Dreaming of spring Spring bulbs blooming in vintage or upcycled containers from reclamation yards or flea markets are always a beautiful sight – and budget-friendly too. For outdoor displays, it’s not too late to plant up some spring varieties in November, including tulips, hyacinths, anemones and alliums (check the packs for advice on planting times for specific varieties). With a fresh covering of compost every year, they can be left to flower annually in their container, or transferred to the garden borders after flowering, making this a long-lasting gift. Indoor eye candy For indoor arrangements to bring joy during December and January, look for ‘forced’ varieties of bulbs that have been specially cultivated to bloom early. Hyacinths, amaryllis and miniature narcissus are perfect for planting up in…

A WEEKEND IN Prague

In the lee of soaring Christmas trees, wander past wooden stalls selling craft items like blown-glass balls and embroidered tablecloths Where better for a festive-season break than the final resting place of Christmas carol star King Wenceslas? The figure who was the real-life 10th-century Duke of Bohemia rests inside Prague’s St Vitus Cathedral within an epic castle complex of palaces, churches and museums overlooking an ancient UNESCO World Heritage city. Between 30 November and 6 January, Prague serves up Yuletide celebrations including a host of sparkling Christmas markets. One big hitter fills the vast Old Town Square, ringed by historic buildings, rivalled by another in the even bigger – but more modern – Wenceslas Square, 200 metres away. In the lee of soaring Christmas trees, wander past wooden stalls selling…

A WEEKEND IN Prague

VISIT Antique Ahasver Prokopská 3; ahasver.com Bazar Antik Saská 520/3; nantik-bazar.eu Bric a Brac Antiques Týnská 7; prague-antique-shop.com House at the Black Madonna Ovocný trh 19; upm.cz/the-house-at-the-black-madonna Kafka Museum Cihelná 635; kafkamuseum.cz La Bohème Glass U Lužického Semináre 89/8; laboheme-glass.com Lucerna Passage Vodickova 36/ Štepánská 61 Národní Museum Václavské nám. 68; nm.cz Pedal Car Museum Cihelná 2a; pedalplanet.cz St Vitus Cathedral/Prague Castle Hradcany; hrad.cz/en/prague-castle-for-visitors Svetozor Passage Vodičkova 39 U Elektry Market U Elektry 7; open 6am–2pm Saturday and Sunday EAT Lokál U Bílé Kuželky Bringing together old-fashioned Czech cooking in a cool industrial space amid the cobbled lanes of Mala Strana, booking is advised at this branch of a hugely popular Prague chain. It’s a great place to tuck into dishes like beef broth with fried noodles, carp rollmops or…

The art of craft

Competition Win Designed specifically for artisans and upcyclers, Guild Lane’s premium paints and brushes guarantee a beautiful, long-lasting, professional finish for your projects. Two lucky Reclaim readers will have the chance to win a fantastic Guild Lane paint bundle worth over £160. The prize includes six 60ml jars of Jubilee in the winner’s chosen colours, three 60ml jars of Super Gild in Gold, Platinum and Burnt Copper, plus a gilder’s mop brush, curved mottler brush and a flat brush set. Guild Lane was born out of the revival of traditional artisan skills and the growing community of makers embracing handcrafted products. Named after medieval guilds, the brand honours the craftsmanship and dedication to quality that those guilds embodied and still celebrate today. Inspired by Britain’s rich heritage, the Jubilee range…

The art of craft

Salvage marketplace

Salvage spotlight UK Architectural Heritage UK Heritage are experts in architectural antiques, from fireplaces and tiles to wood panelling and ironwork. Discover their vast gallery and warehouse in rural Herefordshire or buy online. If you’re a salvage business and would like to reach Reclaim’s unique audience of savvy home improvers, contact Loma-Ann Marks on loma@kantos.media Warehouse 701 Best for Reclaimed building features ‘The largest decorative salvage and homeware centre in the West Midlands.’ Warehouse 701 has been trading architectural salvage since 1954. They have now grown to include an expansive range of new and recrafted items, complementing their reclaimed building and garden features. With 15 diverse showrooms set in a former wartime munitions factory, a visit to Warehouse 701 will be an inspiration. FORDSHILL ROAD, ROTHERWAS, HEREFORD, HEREFORDSHIRE HR2 6NS…

Salvage marketplace

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