What House & Garden's Website Is and What You'll Find on It

House & Garden (houseandgarden.co.uk) is the online home of the British magazine House & Garden. It publishes design-led content about homes, gardens, interiors, food and shopping, aimed at readers interested in British interiors and lifestyle. You can browse most of it on the site, and the magazine also offers a print and digital subscription through its Subscribe page.

What the site covers

The homepage is organised around a "The Latest" feed plus themed sections. Based on the current front page, the main content types are:

• Home tours and real houses — for example, a food writer's 600-year-old cottage in Berkshire, a re-energised Victorian house in Clapham, a restored Connecticut farmhouse, and a bucolic house in the Irish countryside.
• Interiors and decorating advice — pieces on texture-led decorating for cooler months, design hacks for dog owners, and how to create storage in a house that has hardly any.
• Gardening — a brief history of the walled garden, and an explainer on why garden design is hard to cost and what to invest in.
• Food and drink — recipes such as Café Clement's short rib casserole, autumn stew round-ups, cider-drinking destinations, and London's best restaurant shops.
• Shopping guides — furniture stores in the UK, bedding sets, table lamps chosen by designers, a Christmas gift guide, and an "affordable wishlist" of picks under £300.
• People and craft — profiles of makers such as ceramicist Philip Eglin, and first-person features like what it's like to live in a Frank Lloyd Wright house, according to ten homeowners.

Who it's for

The tone and subject matter point to an audience that enjoys looking at beautiful British homes and gardens and wants practical decorating, gardening and shopping ideas. If you're planning a renovation, hunting for a specific piece of furniture, or looking for a seasonal recipe, the site's section structure and shopping round-ups are the quickest routes in.

Subscription

The site links to a Subscribe page for the print and digital issue. The available information confirms a subscription exists but does not state prices or access restrictions, so check the Subscribe page directly for current terms.

Practical note

Content is in British English and skews toward UK homes, gardens, shops and travel, which makes it most useful if you're decorating or shopping within the UK market.