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The Observer Magazine, 18 ottobre 2026

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ArticleWhen the going gets tough

The writer Sam Parker lives in a home with a base­ment that he and his part­ner never used. Then the couple had their first child, a girl, and “sud­denly there’s 80 litres of water down there, just wait­ing,” Sam writes in this week’s cover story....

When the going gets tough

ArticleJonathan Daniel Pryce

Jonathan is an award­win­ning Lon­don-based pho­to­grapher. Work­ing across fash­ion, doc­u­ment­ary and por­trait­ure, Garçonjon as he is also known, has released four books includ­ing the best­seller Garçon Style. How would you cope if you found...

Jonathan Daniel Pryce

ArticleJoanna Taylor

Joanna is a well-respec­ted food and drink writer. She lives in St Albans with her part­ner and the always raven­ous Czechoslov­akian Shep­herd, Echo. If you were to cre­ate a sur­vival kit, what would be your guilty pleas­ure? “If I have some free...

Joanna Taylor

ArticleSer­ena Fok­schaner

Ser­ena writes about design, craft and interi­ors for a range of news­pa­pers and glossy magazines. When you were a child, did you believe in mon­sters under the bed? “Not unless I’d just watched Dr Who – and most of that time was spent cower­ing...

Ser­ena Fok­schaner

ArticleGrow­ing up, was your dad good at fix­ing things?

“The answer is yes, and he would always prefer to fix something him­self than to get someone else to do it. I have to admit I’m the com­plete oppos­ite; I really know my lim­its.”

Grow­ing up, was your dad good at fix­ing things?

ArticleBen Pen­treath

Ben is an archi­tec­tural, interior and urban designer based in Lon­don, and a shop­keeper at Pen­treath & Hall. He writes extens­ively on all mat­ters design. Ihave always been really affected by being in old places. I could never live in a new...

Ben Pen­treath