Katrina Burroughs is a journalist for The Times, specializing in lifestyle and interior design topics. With a keen eye for trends and a passion for showcasing unique homes and design concepts, Katrina's articles provide readers with inspiration and guidance for creating their own stylish spaces.
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Katrina's coverage heavily revolves around house and home themes, with a focus on providing tips, guides, and reviews related to interior design, home decor, improvement, and furnishings. She frequently features promotional deals in her articles.
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The cookware brand is passé — just ask the kitchen snobs, says Katrina Burroughs
After decades of sanded floorboards and aspirational rugs, it could be time to embrace wall-to-wall
The model on the worst house he ever lived in, growing up in Essex, and organising his partner’s wardrobe when she’s away
From a diplodocus to a cat lady bauble, here’s our guide to the year’s kitschiest trinkets
In 20 years, robovacs have gone from novelties to beloved family members (complete with pun-tastic names) Here’s our guide to the best buys, from under £100
The megastore is delayed until spring, but a mini pop-up opening next door will delight devotees of the homeware brand … and its iconic blue bag
The interior designer Rukmini Patel reveals how she added £280,000 to a three-bedroom Edwardian home by being clever with layout and overhauling the decor
High-end designers are turning their attentions to four-legged members of a household, whether that be at home, in the garden, in the private jet or on the superyacht. Katrina Burroughs reports
Scuffed walls? Grubby floors? Piles of shoes and coats and all the atmosphere of an airlock? We have expert tips for even the most unloved of lobbies
Affable buff or one shade off boring beige? We analyse Pantone’s colour of the year 2025 — and give tips on how to style it at home
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