Reclaim Magazine RECLAIM 04 July 2016 Back Issue

If you love the idea of styling your home with decorative salvage, antiques and vintage pieces, this issue of Reclaim is for you. There’s inspiration to be found in our feature on Huntsham Court, a beautiful country house in Devon where the owners share their interior design secrets with us. Then there’s the bold decor at The Roost, a run-down east London pub transformed into an impressive venue used for photoshoots and events – and where the owners found many of their pieces in a skip, proving once again that one person’s trash can be another’s treasure.
And if you’d like ideas of where to shop for the most unique items for your interior styling, we’re delighted to have met the legendary Stewart Hofgartner, who owns Below Stairs of Hungerford, an antiques shop bursting with quality curiosities.
We’ve also taken a trip to Trinity Marine, the salvage yard specialising in marine salvage, where you’ll discover the finest deep-sea treasures to decorate your home. You’ll notice our new section, Odds & Ends, which highlights events, exhibitions, practical courses and offers a glimpse into a Reclaim reader’s home. Plus, in response to a reader’s suggestion that we feature more fabrics in the magazine, we interviewed the talented designer and maker, Lucy Brasher, who makes incredibly imaginative and detailed dolls and creatures from recycled fabrics. Her creativity – and equally that of artist Daniel Speight, who screen prints his illustrations onto reclaimed books, is inspirational.
From the finest decorative salvage and restored vintage larders, to shepherds’ huts made with reclaimed wood, to an insider view into two prestigious salvage fairs, we hope Reclaim magazine will inspire you to create a unique home with stories to tell.