The Gothic Drawing Room remains largely unchanged from the time when it was redecorated by the Crace brothers to the designs of AW N Pugin in 1849. The seventeenth century Brussels tapestries originally hung in Wimpole Hall and were a wedding present to Lady Caroline Yorke, wife of the second Earl Somers.
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The Gothic Drawing Room at Eastnor Caslte remains largely unchanged from the time when it was redecorated by the Crace brothers to the designs of AW N Pugin in 1849. The seventeenth century Brussels tapestries originally hung in Wimpole Hall and were a wedding present to Lady Caroline Yorke, wife of the second Earl Somers.
Artwork developed by Watts 1874
Our in-house studio has translated the original tapestry to become suitable as curtains, upholstery fabric or a wall hanging.
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