The Collection, Room by Room
The Rooms
Ten edits from the house, each arranged as one might a room. Wander as you please.

I · 4 pieces
The Library
Mahogany, leather and the scent of paper. For rooms built for quiet contemplation and the occasional palace intrigue.

II · 4 pieces
Grand Tour
What the young gentleman brought home from Italy, and what his heirs have finally agreed to part with.

III · 2 pieces
Cabinet of Curiosities
Specimens, shells and the inexplicable. Labels are provided; explanations cost extra.

IV · 3 pieces
The Far East
Scholars' rocks, lacquer and porcelain that travelled further than most of their owners.

V · 1 piece
The Raj
Campaign furniture, brass and teak, built to be packed up at a moment's notice.

VI · 2 pieces
The Gentleman's Study
Desks, globes and inkstands for correspondence, real or imagined.

VII · 2 pieces
The Dining Room
For long tables and longer conversations.

VIII · 1 piece
The Orangerie
Marble busts, figures on plinths, stone urns and the furniture to sit among them, in the long light of the garden room.

IX · 1 piece
The Herbarium
Engravings, plates and specimen cases, for those who prefer their plants to stay put.

X · 0 pieces
The Garden
Statuary, fountains, sundials and stone benches: the furniture of the open air, weathered to exactly the right degree.

XI · 0 pieces
The Chapel
Carved oak, altar candlesticks, triptychs and reliquary boxes, removed from churches with more faith than roof.

XII · 0 pieces
The Billiard Room
A snooker table, a Chesterfield, antlers, busts and armorial chests: the room a house keeps for after dinner.