THE WORLD OF INTERIORS
A Glass Apart
Le Valois, a retro-modern restaurant in Montreal, was one of architect Luc Laporte’s last, but no less masterly, projects. The cherry wood, stained glass and Art Deco accents attract a new generation of enlightened customers
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Looks A Treat
Belinda Cadbury’s home-studio is a chocolate-box of artworks and supplies. Never one to keep something all to herself, she shares the spaces – domestic and artistic – with her husband, John Carter RA; together they’ve created a confection of architectural details and carefully chosen pieces
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Vermeer’s Musketeer
Artist Cornelis Le Mair dresses, paints and lives in the style of a Dutch old master, his Low Countries farmhouse swathed in Eastern fabrics. Barbara Stoeltie meets the autographing cavalier
Contributors
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There’s no limit to how long the stalwart Sardinian Peppino Dore is willing to keep labouring over his magnum opus: a pedimented palace cum duomo, crafted in its maximalist entirety by his own two hands
From the archive
Outstanding houses, gardens and stories rediscovered from almost 40 years of The World of Interiors print magazines
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