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Above: Our
designers were
amazed by the
state bed in the
Howard Suite. The
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been recreated in
a collection of tole
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in hand-applied gold
leaf and cut crystal.
Above: In stark
contrast, for a more
functional design for
country kitchens, our
designers took cues
from the utilitarian
lighting in Audley
End’s working
Victorian kitchen.
When creating a truly luxurious chandelier,
our designer drew inspiration from the
delicately carved and gilded state bed in the
Howard Suite of Audley End House.
This range consists of three designs: a grand
six-light chandelier, a miniaturised three-light
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gold leaf and decorative cut crystal weaves
through the intricate branches of each design.
In stark contrast, for a more functional
design destined for a country kitchen, our
designers took cues from the utilitarian
lighting found in the working Victorian
kitchen.
This range has a beautifully simple elegance.
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a single pendant and a wall light, all with
authentic detailing.
Built on the site of an abbey in the early 17th
century, Audley End was the most ambitious
house of its time. Its scale was reduced over
time, but it was reinvigorated in the Jacobean
style in the 19th century under the 3rd Baron
Braybrooke.
Inspired by...
Audley End House & Gardens
