
Rita Notes: Kitchen Design
In her April 2019 column, Rita reveals the inspirations behind her kitchen at North Farm
In her April 2019 column, Rita reveals the inspirations behind her kitchen at North Farm
Rita discusses planning for the first column of a new House & Garden series following the renovation of her own farmhouse
Rita ponders the art of letter writing and reveals her favourite desk accessories in the February 2019 issue of House & Garden
Berbers, flat weaves, sisal and coconut matting, Rita reveals her favourite rugs in her January 2019 for House & Garden
Preparing for the first Christmas at her newly renovated house in Durham, Rita shares some Christmas top tips. This column was published in the December 2018 issue of House & Garden.
For her November 2018 House & Garden column, Rita delves into the importance of an exuberant entrance hall
For her October 2018 column, Rita celebrates the art of making the most of the smallest rooms in the house
Rita shares some shopping gems from Marrakech, Florence and Paris in her September 2018 column for House and Garden
From East Coast to West, Rita finds plenty to love in her August 18 column for House and Garden
Rita shares her tips in her July 2018 column for House and Garden
Rita shares her favourite ways to display fresh blooms in her June column for House and Garden
In her May 2018 column, Rita discusses the luxury of a pantry and the fun that can be had there
In her April 18 column, Rita discusses her love of all things 'table top' and shares her irresistible places to shop
Plump for something soft and generous says Rita in her March 2018 column for House and Garden
In her February 18 column for House and Garden, Rita warms to her subject
Rita discusses the best ways to avoid a formulaic look in her January 2018 column for House and Garden
It can be tricky to get right but Rita has some helpful tips in her December 2017 column for House and Garden
Whether tartan, cashmere or Welsh wool, nothing is cosier says Rita in her November 17 column for House and Garden
From room layouts and electrical plans to the final wall colours, Rita breaks it down in her October 17 column for House and Garden.
Rita discusses the pleasures of junk and antique shops in her September House and Garden column
When it comes to the outside of your home, bold is the way to go - Rita's column from the August 2017 issue of House and Garden magazine
From pinterest board fantasies to the practical realities, read all about second homes in Rita's July 2017 column
Rita rounds up the most stylish containers, both for indoors and out, in her June 2017 column for House and Garden
Where to put them and the many ways to use them - Rita's column from the April 2017 issue of House & Garden
From wood to stone to porcelain, Rita shared her tips on how to choose the best material for your home in the March 2017 issue of House & Garden
Rita considered where to position a desk and shared the designs that have caught her eye in the February 2017 issue of House & Garden
Rita writes on the "random science" of designing a salon wall and what to do if you don't have a large art collection in House & Garden's November 2016 issue.
From decorations to tabletop, Rita shares how she does Christmas in the December 2016 issue of House & Garden.
From layout to materials, Rita shares her advice in the January 2017 issue of House & Garden
In the October 2016 issue of House & Garden Rita revealed her sources for stylish wall and pendant lights
In the August issue Rita reveals the shops she relies on for effortlessly stylish outdoor entertaining
In the September issue Rita makes a case for using bold wallpapers as a background to art and furniture
In July's issue Rita shares her tips on turning a spare bedroom into somewhere really special.
In May's issue, Rita explains why the kitchen should be as personal as the rest of your house.
In June's issue Rita explains how to select the right style, size and shape of lampshade.
In April's issue, Rita considers the garden as an extension of the house.
In January's issue, Rita advises on how to choose the right bed linen and bedding.
In December's issue, Rita advises on choosing flowers and foliage at Christmas.
In February's issue, Rita explains the technical aspects of electrical planning.
In March's issue, Rita explains her love of small tables and where to find them.
In November's issue, Rita considers the influence of US decoration on her own style.
In August's issue Rita gives advice on how to choose fabrics for upholstery
In September's issue Rita discusses hardware & ironmongery
In October's issue Rita considers alternatives to cut-pile carpets, from natural weaves to felt
In July's issue Rita gives advice on how to get the best out of your builders.
In July we were thrilled to be included in the list of House & Garden's 100 Leading Interior Designers.
In June's issue Rita explores her new-found love of curtains.
In May's issue Rita turns her attention to the nursery.
T’s European editor Rita Konig shares her add-as-you-go strategy for building a backyard oasis.
In April's issue Rita focuses on finding the perfect sofa.
In March's issue Rita Konig turns her attention to the bathroom.
In the first of her new series, Rita looks at how to choose paint colours and achieve the perfect finish.
For England’s most revered interior designer, a humble farmhouse is an ideal respite from his urbane London apartment.
T’s European editor, Rita Konig, brings us to Spitalfields, one of her favorite spots to shop for cookware, linens and friendly shopkeepers.
London’s best-kept decorating secret is Marthe Armitage, the octogenarian wallpaper designer whose nature-inspired patterns are sought after by the English style cognoscenti.
For T Magazine’s European editor Rita Konig, getting hitched near home on a Friday meant she could spoil her guests while spending less on her big day.
T’s European editor, Rita Konig, offers subtle insights into packaging and hanging art.
Preparing a hearty make-ahead dish and keeping the pomp to a minimum makes for an effortless, beautiful Noel night.
Two generations of Tennants — mom Emma and daughters Issy and Stella — make art that draws on the verdant landscape outside their studios.
At the top end of Portobello Road in Notting Hill is Golborne Road, one of London’s best market streets.
The ultimate boudoir for a modern woman should contain elements of a study, a dressing room and a bathroom.
Since remodeling my new London apartment, I have been on the look out for new wallpapers.
Rita Konig, T Magazine’s European editor, unveils persons, places and things on her radar in her online letters from London.
Like a spirited magpie, Marie-Helene de Taillac is attracted to the allure of shiny objects, be it in the dazzling jewels she designs or her inviting apartment in Paris.
The London-based designer Marianna Kennedy’s new resin lamps are a great way to add eye-popping color to any room.
Jasper Conran reinvents the family business.
Classic English coziness meets minimalist rigor for a style that is both timeless and of the moment in the interior designer Rose Uniacke’s London home.