Des O'Sullivan previews the diverse items that will spark interest among collectors

Like it or not, video meetings are here to stay. Home editor Eve Kelliher gets an expert's secrets to preparing interiors for their close-up.

For 2020, statement-making in interiors has expanded to just about anything we like as long as it draws the eye towards it in the way a fireplace or television dominating a room would typically have done in the past, writes Carol O'Callaghan

Des O'Sullivan reports on an unprecedented series of three auctions conducted remotely

Using this quieter time to get jobs done at home? There’s one room which might be bottom of our list of priorities, writes Carol O’Callaghan

Schedules are filling up rapidly as lockdown eases, says Des O'Sullivan

Kya deLongchamps reveals the recipe for success in high-spec new equipment

Home Editor Eve Kelliher gets the inside track on why we’re now so keen on outdoor havens

Caroline Delaney has advice on how to turn that ‘yarden’ into the garden of your dreams.

Ciara McDonnell has the recipe for success when it comes to entertaining in your garden.

Property Editor Tommy Barker reveals how gardens add value to your property.

The long-awaited completion of a chair restoration project has been an education in two crafts which transformed four clapped out chairs into covetable pink beauties, writes Carol O’Callaghan

Gardening with children is fun but don’t believe all you see on social media, says Esther N McCarthy.

Experienced container gardener Dermot Ahern shares practical advice.

Esther N McCarthy ponders boffices, handmade hammocks and finds the cherry on top for gardeners

Want to know the plants from the weeds? Let Peter Dowdall take you by the hand

There's something for everyone at Lynes & Lynes' auction, writes Des O'Sullivan

Kya deLongchamps is dazzled by ceiling light design possibilities for that summer refresh

Des O'Sullivan looks at the garden sculpture on offer in an upcoming sale

Kya deLongchamps takes aim with technical tips to perfect your interiors photography

Esther N McCarthy spots cute compacts, unique umbrellas and a Roy Keane rendering... up the rebels!

The daring heist that was Britain’s biggest robbery is recalled in the sale of a rare £1 million Treasury bill at Dix Noonan Webb in London on June 24.

There are oriental rugs, antique furniture, jewellery and a variety of collectibles at the sale at Hegarty’s in Bandon tomorrow afternoon at 3pm.

With so many taking their first tentative steps down the gardening superhighway during the lockdown and developing a deeper appreciation for the natural world all around us, it’s time to have a look at some of the basics.

Shelves and bookcases and how we organise them are trending large thanks to video conferencing in lockdown and our curiosity about what’s happening in the background, writes Carol O’Callaghan

The calendar for upcoming sales is filling up nicely as auctioneers adapt, says Des O’Sullivan

Surveying the global market, Des O’Sullivan says when the going gets tough, the tough get going

Eve Kelliher consults a Munster designer to find out what our future residences, offices and businesses will look like

More time indoors is a chance to consider how we buy for our homes without being slaves to fleeting trends, writes Carol O’Callaghan

Wearing gloves when out in public has become more prevalent and so has pulling them on in the garden during lockdown, writes Ray Ryan

Are any of these items on your wish list?

A Spectacular 28.86-carat ring, the largest D-colour diamond ever offered online, will come up at Christie's Jewels in New York from June 16-30.

A whiff of new normality is in the air, writes Des O'Sullivan

Eve Kelliher discovers how an artist is using life in lockdown to help families like hers affected by spinal injuries

Kya deLongchamps talks to two drivers who have revved up their lives with electric cars.

Retail withdrawal symptoms can be quelled with thoughtful online purchases for birthday gifts, to elevate our spirits and help small local and family run businesses, writes Carol O’Callaghan

Esther N McCarthy finds funky fabric and Bantry baskets as well as exploring virtual galleries.

Online sales are bringing new bidders and buyers to Irish auctioneers from the most unlikely locations. Doneraile-based Aidan Foley, who quickly moved to an online-only model when the pandemic lockdown began in Ireland, will hold a two-day sale next Saturday and Sunday.

We've all become unhappily accustomed to restrictions on our movement. One lot at Woodward’s first-ever online-only auction in Cork next Saturday demonstrates that lockdown comes in many forms, and that there is nothing new about it.

Zero-waste warriors tell Kya DeLongchamps about how they embarked on their sustainability odyssey

Working towards a more sustainable life might seem daunting, but a few directions, checklists and ideas, with some photos to motivate might be the starting point, writes Carol O’Callaghan

Esther N McCarthy yelps for kelp, coos for cars and sets her sights on lights this week

While we continue hunkering down and use the time for interior sprucing up, it’s also an opportunity to consider what we really need and want in our homes, writes Carol O’Callaghan.

Have pandemic restrictions changed our homes forever? Eve Kelliher consults Cork interior designer Sinead Kelly