Beyond reports on the growth of interior design company Dean Heim & Co and talks to the man who brings their amazing projects to life through his insightful photography.

Ed Tranmer from Wharfedale estate agents Tranmer White serves up his view of the current housing market and why realistic pricing could give you an advantage when it comes to selling your home.

Inspired by the unhurried rhythm of Mediterranean living, alfresco dining and warm evenings, there’s nothing like creating a special place outdoors that feels fresh, sun-kissed and effortlessly chic.
Block-print ceramics, woven rattan and relaxed tabletop styling bring the warmth to outdoor spaces, while subtle lighting and green plants in terracotta pots create the perfect mood for those balmy evenings.

Ed Tranmer from Wharfedale estate agents Tranmer White looks at why 2026 could be a good year for young house hunters looking to get a foot on the property ladder.

When it comes to lounging around, nothing beats the sensation of sinking into a cloud-like seat. From plush armchairs to roomy sofas and cosy loveseats, this trend puts comfort first without compromising on style. Soft silhouettes, tactile fabrics and sink-in shapes make these seating beauties the heart of any living space, whether used for quiet evenings, weekend reading or relaxed hosting.

One of our favourite furniture stores is the incredible Pool Bank Vintage Interiors where a treasure trove of collectables, amazing art and mid-century furniture can always be found.

We’re here to prove that neutrals are anything but boring. Layer in plenty of texture, from velvet cushions to natural wood and soft boucle, to bring depth and drama to a look that’s as cosy as it is sophisticated.

Renowned British furniture retailer, Heal’s, this year marked its 20th anniversary at the Leeds-based interiors store, Redbrick, with a showcase of their favourite and most coveted furniture pieces from the last two decades.

In this issue we’re bringing the retro vibe home.Earthy tones like burnt orange, avocado and deep walnut lay the foundation, while tactile materials like velvet and boucle bring warmth and depth. Playful shapes, sculptural silhouettes and graphic patterns give a nod to the 60s and 70s, yet the result is anything but dated.

beyond reports on the success of Genus HiFi Furniture, a family-run Yorkshire business, who place craftsmanship and quality at the heart of everything they make.