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A quiz to find your clutter style, plus the decluttering approach that actually works for it. Five types, five different cures.

How to decorate papier-mâché: seal it first, pick the right paint, add pattern and embellishments, and varnish it — with the truth about waterproofing.

Limewash gives walls depth and movement, and suits older British houses for reasons that have nothing to do with fashion. It also has real limitations most coverage omits.

Cool grey is receding from British interiors, but what replaces it is disputed. An account of the argument over greige, and what actually decides a neutral in a room.

Trend forecasts disagree about whether chrome or brass is the finish of the moment. An explanation of why, and how to choose and combine metals in a room.

Much of the housing in Britain and the rest of Europe is old, and looking after a home is largely a matter of maintenance and adaptation: decorating, insulating, dealing with damp, furnishing rooms and keeping a garden productive through a temperate year.

The rules and the advice have both changed since the early 2000s. Energy efficiency, safety regulations on materials such as lead paint and asbestos, restrictions on garden chemicals and peat, and concern for wildlife all bear on how a home and garden are kept.

Beds, wardrobes and drawers by their dimensions and construction, fixing furniture to the wall, materials, second-hand buying and style names.

Painting in British practice and vocabulary, in the order of a job, with the hazards in old coatings and the disposal of leftover paint.

Brushes, rollers, trays and preparation tools, and the safe use of ladders and stepladders.

The order of work in a room: cutting in, ceilings, walls, woodwork, drying and clearing up.

The city in figures, its layout, World Heritage status, seasons and entry rules for British visitors.

An index to the London pages: the royal buildings, the churches, the free museums, the parks and the zoo, the theatre district, the City and the markets, and the squares and the river — with the distinctions that are most often got wrong, and a note on how much time each one really takes.