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The website, aimed at the AB demographic in the capital, covers topics including architecture, show homes, design, shopping, luxury, DIY and gardening.

Content will also include property news, video clips, a "your space" section, "find an expert" and a comprehensive homewares shop.

The Homes & Property brand is also being made into a six-part TV series on ITV1 London, titled with the same name, to be launched on Thursday May 24 through talkbackThames -- which also produces Channel 4's 'Grand Designs'.

The half-hour show covers several design features, including the best places to live in London, the five best and worst buildings in London voted by readers, and an 'Amazing Space' segment, which allows viewers to look around unusual properties and meet the owners.

Architectural designer Charlie Luxton and property expert Sunita Shroff will present the show, while the Evening's Standard's Alison Cork will present a segment called 'Luxury for Less'.

Andrew Mullins, managing director of the Evening Standard, said: "This is part of our classified vertical brand extension strategy moving print-based properties across multi-media platforms to strengthen our advertising offering and make us unique in the marketplace."

Homes & Property magazine is in its eleventh year of publication -- it is distributed free with the Evening Standard every Wednesday.