Manor interior

A new book by designer David Mlinaric and photographer Derry Moore covers the history of English interior design from the sixteenth century to the present day, lingering on some of the great houses in the UK, from Chatsworth to Charleston.

Harlaxton Manor, Harlaxton, UK

Presented is an interior design masterpiece within Greystoke Manor. This image is part of the Greystoke Manor series, a breathtaking tour of my Copilot assisted creation of an Edwardian historic stately house, complete with plush carpeting, tapestries, wainscotting, carved stone fireplaces, bookshelves of antiquarian tomes, and antique plush furniture all lit with ambient daylight streaming in through wood paneled windows.

Owning a lakeside luxury manor dream home offers a lifestyle of tranquility, elegance, and unparalleled natural beauty.

Over the past half century, the care of an American university has returned one of the landmark buildings of early Victorian England to life and splendour. John Goodall reports.

While I usually can be found adding more colors and patterns to my clients room, one of my all time favorites is classic black and white harlequin floor. It’s classic, bold, high-contrast, and goes with just about anything – what more could you ask for of a color combo? Every time I see a harlequin floor I […]

Reddish House, in the Wiltshire countryside, was bought by Beaton for £10,000 in the 1940s