LUX Spring 2018

LUXLIFE MAGAZINE | 89 Spring 2018 Thanks to the immense work of resurrecting the house to its former glory, it now charmingly reflects the guests and characters who floated amongst the rooms throughout the 1900s. The interiors of The Main House, which were designed by Susie Atkinson, one of London’s leading Interior Designers who counts celebrities and leading influences among her distinguished clientele, feature a vast array of stunning fabrics, object D’art and intriguing wall hangings, including the Gerhardt Richter tapestry (donated by one of the Creative Directors, Sir Frank Lowe) displayed proudly in the entrance hall, giving guests a glimpse at the splendour they are due to encounter right from the very moment they arrive. Rooms in the house have a classic, period feel thanks to the plush furnishings, stunning wallpaper and antique flourishes. Spacious and bright, each room offers a view of the estate in all its glory so that guests can marvel in the beauty and splendour of the perfectly manicured gardens. Although the brocade, vintage touches such as framed antique adverts and war-time photographs, as well as the sumptuous flowing fabrics will transport guests back to the days of Lord Beaverbrook and his famed hospitality, every effort has been