World of Interiors October 2015

Nice copy, with a short closed tear on front cover.

From World of Interiors website:

Autumn Fabrics

In this Auvergne priory and church, founded more than a thousand years ago, confessionals, winding stairs and 18th-century panelling offer a suitably devotional setting for the stars of this year's Focus and Decorex. Jessica Hayns and Miranda Sinclair bring tidings. Photography: Ricardo Labougle

Littoral Transition

Filmmaker turned seaweed alchemist Dom Bridges is busily cultivating the coastline of Margate, collection wrack from the shoreline and transforming it into health-giving soaps, bath remedies and perfumes. He has also reinvented the traditional seaside bathing machine as a mobile maritime sauna. Sophie Barling is converted. Photography: Antony Crolla

Memphis Mini

Known for her Sottsass-style 'sprinkles' and stripes, designer Camille Walala is London's answer to the Milanese Postmodernists. Now she's used their big ideas in a smaller setting, turning her diminutive city flat into a playground of pattern and positivity. Text: Kate Jacobs. Photography: Annabel Elston

My Knight on Instagram

After inheriting a Medieval castle, Giose Sannazzaro, an Italian history buff with a penchant for period dress, began posting selfless in situ. The castle's fine French wallpapers and heraldic murals, preserved since a Romantic renovation in 1854, caught the eye of Marella Caracciolo online, who began a real-life quest in search of these untouched relics. Photography: Tim Beddow

Will to Empower

Patrick and Elizabeth Allen-Fraser wanted a legacy that would foster young artists, and bequeathed their Arbroath house, Hospitalfield, to that end. The venue has long accommodated artists in residence while also serving as a historic site open to visitors, with an important collection of paintings and sculpture. Director Lucy Byatt reflects on the challenges of fulfilling that original bequest. Photography: Christopher Sykes