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Donna Friary and Graham Sansom
Nests for lovebirds
Moving in together is a big step - and today's climate doesn't make it any easier. Ginetta Verdrickas assesses the options for couples looking to settle down.
Books in Axel Griesinger's flat
A modern Gothic paradise
At work he's a modernist, but Axel Griesinger's flat is a Gothic masterpiece.
Axel's South Kensington flat
Energy-saving lights
Look on the bright side
Energy-efficient lighting has moved on from those awkward bulbs that didn't fit your lampshades, says Sarah Lonsdale.
ADVICE & COMMENT
Market watch
Rosalind Russell gets to grips with identity theft and how to beat it.
Agent provocateur
Ed Mead does his best to shed some light on the murky world of leasehold property.
Q and A
Property problems, solved by Sheila Prophet.
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INTERIORS & SHOPPING
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Bargain hunter
The best that money can buy.
Freebie of the week
Online exclusives
Paula Robinson
The room planner
Interior designer Paula Robinson digs out some British treasures.
Youcube
Inside... Out
These seats are perfect for romance, says Rachel Loos.
MORE PROPERTY STORIES
Penthouse view of the City of London
People in glass houses
The bold and striking use of glass in new homes makes a dramatic difference to our expectations about space and light, reports Ben West.
Money talk
Harriet Meyer dispenses some expert advice on the merits of shared ownership.
Semi-detached
Shunning the property ladder is OK for some, says Max Davidson.
The new dining room?
Homes are adapting to new styles of eating, reports Sarah Lonsdale. Could this be the death of the dining table?
How do you eat?
Sites, camera...action
Your home, however humble, may have star quality, writes Graham Norwood.
Top 10 film properties
There for the taking
Scottish castles are a tempting investment for the hard-nosed pragmatist, says Adam Edwards.
OVERSEAS
Couple in front of Eiffel Tower
We'll always have Paris
A place in the lovers' city sounds romantic. But it pays to use your head, says Zoe Dare Hall.
Overseas news
There's excitement abroad. Keith Miller sets his doors to manual and prepares to disembark.
On the sea shore
Year-round sun and eco-sensitive designs are just two of the Seychelles' key attractions.
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