内容摘要：Hollywood bombshell Jayne Mansfield, who died tragically at age 34, is the subject of

Hollywood bombshell Jayne Mansfield, who died tragically at age 34, is the subject of

The idea of an English kitchen is nothing new—brands like deVOL Kitchens and Plain English have transformed homes with this aesthetic for years. The difference is that these kitchens are now making a bigger splash across the pond.What defines these spaces is their reverence for natural materials, their storage units, which often include unfitted options, and their timeless charm.

"There's a layered, eclectic sensibility, often withthat invites accessible, practical styling," says Autumn Oser, founder and principal designer of Haldon House. "Art is key in these spaces—whether it’s a small oil painting tucked between shelves or something larger hung above a range."Designers agree that the move toward English kitchens is fueled by a rejection of the "sleek, perfect showroom look," as per Oser, that has been especially prevalent in the last decade. "It's a response to years of stark, ultra-modern, big kitchens that, while beautiful, often lack soul," says Trudy Stump, lead designer at Huff Harrington Design.

English kitchens, with their inherent charm and references to, feel familiar, cozy, and like a space where family and friends can sit and gather.

"There's something about a nostalgic vernacular that feels fitting for something that's such a permanent fixture in one's life," says Nicola Harding, founder and principal of Nicola Harding & Co. "There might be something unsettling about a kitchen that's too new and unfamiliar."

These spaces have more of a "thoughtful romance" to them, she adds, and feel "more intimate, inviting, and relaxing."(June 5, 6, 8 & 12) explores the '80s British glam rock group.

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