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DRIFT | Journal for the discerningDRIFT Journal, a journal for the discerning; a luxury lifestyle magazine exploring design, interiors, travel, food, art and coastal living across Cornwall, Devon and beyond.DRIFT | Journal for the discerning top of pageDRIFT JournalABODEEPICURERETREATLONDONARTICLESABODECREATEEPICUREINSPIRATIONRETREATSUSTAINMORECompetitionsEmporiumE-NewsletterContributorsMoreUse tab to navigate through the menu items.DRIFT AWARDS 2026DIRFT JOURNAL A JOURNAL FOR THE DISCERNINGTruth and illusionExploring Michael Porter’s unique perspective on painting the landscape.READ MORE Fish for thoughtA weekend immersed in Rick Stein’s Padstow, reveals a business with seafood at its heart and people in its soul.Hannah Tapping7 min readFraming a feelingA background in design gives photographer Rachel Hoile an edge in her approach, and a deep understanding of communicating an engaging aesthetic.Hannah Tapping4 days agoAtlantic perspectiveEvery element has been considered to create an exceptional contemporary coastal home.DRIFT Property1 min readPentire panoramaStriking elevated coastal home with breathtaking Gannel Estuary views, versatile accommodation and terraced gardens.DRIFT Property1 min readHidden charmA family home set in lush grounds, overlooking the Camel Estuary. Enjoying the most sublime views out across its extensive grounds to the estuary beyond, Fron offers a unique sense of privacy. Set in just over two acres of lush gardens, with expansive lawns and mature woodland, this four-bedroom family home neighbours the St Enodoc Golf Course and is just a short stroll from Rock Sailing Club, Rock beach and the South West Coast Path. An open-plan living room captures those iDRIFT Property1 min readSpotlight: Featured ProductsAvailable from Ashburton CraftmongersIsla's Gardening 2026 Calendar £18.00BUY HERE Allison's Handpainted Miniature Blocks £45.00BUY HERE Herd & Elder Goats Milk Soaps £8.00BUY HERE 'Overleaf' Richard & Susan Ogilvy £25.00BUY HERE Set in stoneEmbodying an enduring and timeless sensibility, diamond jewellery is a sublime symbol of splendour. LEVEN MEDIA GROUP LTD1 min readEternal museAn invitation to jeweller Corrinne Eira Evans’ new atelier.Mercedes Smith5 min readA spirit of forethoughtWords by Hannah Tapping A day’s sailing aboard a 1958 classic sloop, with a racing pedigree as distinguished as any thoroughbred, calls for a degree of pageantry oft forgotten in modern times. The stillness that settles over a harbour town in the early morning is as if it’s holding its breath before the day begins in earnest. Falmouth at this hour is all cool salt air and soft light, King Charles Quay quiet save for the cry of gulls and the gentle ‘tink’ of halyards in the brHannah Tapping7 min readINTO YOUR INBOXSign up to DRIFT’s e-newsletter for a curated blend of beautiful stories, cultural insight and culinary inspiration, plus occasional updates from our shop.SIGN UP TODAY Epicure RecipesMiddle of the table Banger recipeA British cassoulet recipeWhole cauliflower curry recipePerfect comfort foodOn Fish: Steamed Brill with Pea, Shallot & Cider Stew RecipeMORE EPICURE RECIPES... More recipes from DRIFT Epicure...The Enduring CallAn island hotel that encourages a feeling of being a world away.READ MORE AbodeDesigned for lifeWords by Hannah Tapping With a new home of its own in Ashburton and a decade of exceptional work, architectural practice VESP designs high-quality architecture that roots itself in the sensitive landscapes of coast and moorland. Labrador Bay There is a house above the Shaldon coastline in South Devon where the building seems to have grown out of the hillside itself. Seen from the sea, it emerges as a bold two-storey statement of glass and dark timber; from the lane behind, itA reimagination of spaceWords by Hannah Tapping Celebrating Frances Healy’s rich and varied contribution to interiors and exploring why the decoration of interior space is as significant as its structure. Frances Healy has always been artistic, something which she believes informs her design in a way that allows her to have an unashamed and strong sense of colour alongside an understanding of the necessity for good proportion. Having honed her interior design skills at Charles Hammond on Sloane StreThe heart of the matterWords by Hannah Tapping Designing from the inside out and building from the ground up. There is a question that Kyle and the team behind Keynvor Kitchens ask every new client before anything else is committed to paper. Not what they want, but what they don’t like about their current kitchen. It sounds disarmingly simple, but it is precisely this inversion – beginning with frustration rather than aspiration that defines the Keynvor offer. Before a line is drawn or a finish selShaped by the landscapeWords by Hannah Tapping A design philosophy and aesthetic identity in response to Cornwall. Above: Uneeka interiors take inspiration from Cornish shores Few places shape a creative perspective quite like Cornwall. For Uneeka, the family-run brand known for its handcrafted furniture, distinctive homewares and tailored design services, the county’s rugged coastline, shifting light and untamed landscape have long been a source of inspiration. “It really does shape how we see thiSo niche, so stylishWords by Jamie Crocker In a world led by conventional uniformity, it’s refreshing to come across a company that is bucking that trend. When it comes to window dressing, there is a certain conservatism that often stifles originality. For generations in the UK, curtains have remained the default choice, more through habit than necessity. Yet there are alternatives that offer a more practical and versatile solution, providing privacy after dark while allowing far greater controlNew chaptersWords by Hannah Tapping Creators of layered and timeless designs, for Thirty Stories no two briefs lead to the same page. The first time I met Frankie Pritchard and Indie Robinson of Thirty Stories, I was struck by a passion and enthusiasm for design that was as refreshing as it was infectious. Meeting them again to talk about some new projects, they are no less fervent. Thirty Stories’ approach is rooted in personality and character: “We love sourcing antiques and unique pieIntegrated from the beginningWords by Jamie Crocker Home technology that’s planned early mitigates against unnecessary disruption later. At some stage in the making of a house, there comes a moment when someone, standing in a freshly finished room, begins to wonder where the wiring is supposed to live. It is an awkward pause, usually followed by the slow realisation that the question has arrived too late. What follows is disruption: surfaces reopened, plans revisited, and a sense that something avoidableA natural immersionWords by Hannah Tapping Combing the benefits of cold water with a sustainable build, a natural swimming pool is a choice that is good for both the environment and your garden aesthetic. Having heard of the myriad benefits a natural swimming pool brings, not least of which is a light touch on nature and excellent quality of water, I was intrigued to learn more. In conversation with Declan Hassall, owner of Cornwall Ponds, I was educated in the art of achieving a pool requiringMORE DRIFT ABODE 2026 Contact|E-Newsletter|Advertise|Buy Online© 2026 by DRIFT. 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