Be inspired by these glamorous camping hotspots and create your own special place for sumptuous slumbers and garden galore, says Emily Horton
Julia Williams at Barefoot Yurts in East Sussex has gone for the wow factor with her colourful Mongolian yurts. Alongside such bold hues, she keeps it simple with natural fibre accessories and rustic furniture.
For a fold-up bed, try The Futon Company (100 Battersea Rise); or for a matted carpet, try Sinclair Till’s natural matting; (793 Wandsworth Rd). If you're looking for a decorative pot, make sure you check out Battersea Flower Station.
Glamping doesn’t always have to be in a tent. Jo at Mad Dog Glamping in Ross-on-Wye has perfected the art of upcycling items for use in her caravans. Sweet little curtains and mix ‘n’ match crockery in floral pastels evoke a bygone era.
You can recreate the look with a Roberts Revival radio from Treohans (£160, 27 Abbeville Road), a set of cups and saucers from Debenhams from £4 each (Clapham Junction), and bunting handmade by Tamzin.
For nearby glamping sites to lure you back to childhood, visit Glamping Holidays in Surrey.
Recreate the look with large candlelit lanterns, boarding school trunks, deck chairs and bunting.
Bell Tent UK, based in Colliers Wood, has all bases covered when it comes to camping with soul. Light the path to your tent with its Moroccan lanterns (£17.50 for two). Put your feet up and relax in a Moon lounger (£69) and pop the tots in the baby hammock (£60). The handpainted chest of drawers (£89) are perfect for that chic, gypsy look.
For dinner, pick up one of many stoves (from £140) and finally, ensure a good night’s sleep with one of its superior unbleached cotton canvas bell tents (from £269).
For the crème de la crème of glamping, visit Priory Bay Hotel on the Isle of Wight. Take note from their style book and team neutrals and soft pinks with practical, yet beautifully restored furniture. Interior consultant Roz Murray-Smith spruced up vintage finds with a lick of paint from Farrow & Ball.
For vintage-inspired furniture, try Barker and Stonehouse (100 York Road). For rugs, try Brissi (135 Northcote Rd); and for a fabulous yurt, try I Love Wight Yurt Company.
