from the editor
I love that it’s such a democratic and expansive term, open to interpretation and as colourful and varied as an enormous house filled with differently decorated rooms. When I think of what that word actually means to me, many aspects of what home is – and should be – ultimately come down to the idea of connection. In a purely physical, architectural sense, a home is a series of interlinked spaces that are joined together to make up a functional location in which we exist and reside. However, it’s only through other associations that it becomes what we recognise as home. Emotional, mental and interpersonal connections layer on top of this physical structure, transforming it, giving it a pulsating, vibrant life of its own. The people we invite in, the things…
