A choice of my regular pieces for The Guardian
“Valentine's gift ideas for stay at home love birds”
“Thinking of redecorating? Before you take the plunge, try the interior designer's' trick of making a moodboard”
“Our noughties homes were characterised by comfort, colour, thrift and green living”
“The perfect gifts for those that fancy themselves a Masterchef, Domestic Goddess, bachelor boys or family guys and ladies who like luxury”
“If you love designer labels, you'll love high fashion for your home - Huma Qureshi rounds up the best of catwalk designers who have turned their hand to stylish home accessories”
“The orchid is the nation's favourite flower - Huma Qureshi picks the most beautiful examples and the best orchid inspired homeware, from fairy lights to candles...”
“Like most pretty things, orchids are a little high maintenance and a bit picky...”
“Want to maximise your orchids' impact but minimise the expense? Here's how to make your own display...”
“Surrounded by chintz and flowers, dainty china and silver, afternoon tea is a specific market. But it can also be quite kitsch and cool...”
“Afternoon tea is alive and well and being modishly served in retro style...”
“Baroque-inspired, extravagant but still subtle, this is elegant and oh-so-very cool...”
“A chair is not just a chair - it's a product of the age in which it was designed...”
“If you like browsing through Folksy and Etsy, you'll love the Origin craft fair...”
“Autumn is here, and the fruit trees are laden with ripening apples and pears...”
“British ceramics and chinaware are well and truly thriving, with a crop of new young designers creating fabulous and fresh ranges for our tables...”
“With a little bit of imagination, you can make an identikit piece of plain Ikea furniture all your own...”
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er Little Place is written and edited by writer Huma Qureshi, who loves all things homestyle and home comfort. Click on the portfolio tab to see more examples of Huma’s work, including her regular pieces for The Guardian.