National Trust by LWGB

2021

Classic Architecture

A passage through time Every interior or design collection has its muse, its story, its guiding light, but few are as steeped in historic significance as this – our new tile collaboration with the National Trust, Europe’s largest conservation charity.

Flora & fauna

O Rugged Coastline

ur new tile collection is inspired by the properties, gardens, coastlines and countryside that are cared for by the National Trust. From arboretums and abbeys to great halls and the ever-changing flora of the breathtaking gardens and landscapes surrounding them, we were overwhelmed by the stunning architecture and design that has been lovingly cared for by the charity.

By taking a closer look at the detail of the stonework and

decorative tiles within many of the properties, we have created an authentic and inspiring collection of classic and contemporary tiles for walls and floors. With each and every tile, you’ll step into one of the National Trust’s historic houses or be transported to the scenery that surrounds it. Take the Dyrham Dairy collection, inspired by the original delft tiles found in the dairy at Gloucestershire’s Dyrham Park or the Woodland Glade range, which evokes the feeling of a Saturday afternoon stroll through Winkworth Arboretum in Surrey.

A tile from the National Trust collection is an investment in our heritage in more ways than one. A minimum of £10,000 from sales of this collection will help the National Trust continue to care for nature, beauty and history for everyone, for ever. So let us travel through time with tiles.

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East Head

From their home to yours Shoreline brings a subtle rustic charm to splashbacks and feature walls. The coastal colour palette is enriching without being overwhelming and can be used as an accent tone or as a neutral backdrop to bold coloured furniture or furnishings.

Sea Shells

Combine Chalk White or Gull with dark green or blue kitchen cabinetry or enhance a classic bathroom scheme with Shingle or Shallow Water tones. Shoreline also looks striking used on walls with contrasting colours above and below the dado line for a unique finish to your interior.

Shoreline Strangford Lough

A rectangular ceramic tile with a handmade effect and contemporary glazed finish, the Shoreline collection is inspired by the 780 miles of coastline which is cared for by the National Trust.

horeline perfectly captures the spirit of the coast with a palette reminiscent of coastal paths and bracing white cliffs. Home to rare animals and insects, areas of coastline cared for by the National Trust include the UNESCO World Heritage Sites of the Giant’s Causeway and land at the White Cliffs of Dover. National Trust protection ensures that our beaches, their micro-climate and the flora and fauna surrounding them are looked after for their long term survival. Available in seven soft, subtle shades, the 10 x 20cm tiles combine a glazed finish with a rustic, handcrafted effect.

Brancaster Beach

Shoreline Ceramic - Glazed Gloss Evoking bracing walks along coastal cliffs, this rectangular tile collection is ideal for kitchens, bathrooms and utility areas where splashbacks and feature walls can be used to enhance any classic or contemporary colour scheme.

Shingle

Chalk White

Shallow Water

Chalk White

Sand Dune

Sea Kale

Gull

Shingle

Sunset

10 x 20 x 1cm / Suitable for interior walls

Pictured: Sunset and Shingle

Pictured: Sea Kale teamed with Alfriston Clergy

Delft tiles, at Dyrham Park

Trelissick

Rotunda at Croome

Horsey Windpump

Dyrham Dairy

From their home to yours With such a rich heritage behind them, our Dyrham Dairy collection is perfect for kitchens and bathrooms as well as walk-in larders and pantries.

A visit to Dyrham Park revealed a perfectly preserved collection of original delft tiles in the basement dairy. It was this discovery which inspired our screen printed tile collection, which features motifs of different National Trust landmarks, as well as flora and fauna.

yrham Dairy is a ceramic tile collection influenced by the beautiful blue and white delft tiles that can be seen in the house at Dyrham Park today. Part of the basement rooms, which also include the Victorian kitchen, bakehouse and several larders, the dairy forms an integral part of this 17th-century house in the village of Dyrham in

The rustic tile has a handmade style while the traditional motifs are hand painted then screen printed onto each tile for an authentic look. A classic design that would complement Shakerstyle cabinetry and in-frame timber kitchens, we have given the tile a contemporary twist for a more modern interior. This is why the collection will also enhance kitchens or bathrooms with brushed brass hardware and an industrial feel ideal for modern living.

South Gloucestershire. Built in 1698, the dairy was originally known as the Little Kitchen and the original tiles date from the early 18th-century. A rustic ceramic tile with a handapplied screen printed motif, the collection is made in the UK’s pottery capital, Stoke-on-Trent.

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Dyrham Dairy Ceramic - Handpainted and Glazed Gloss Charming and full of character, this collection suits classic and contemporary interiors where a feature splashback is required to add interest to an otherwise neutral or monochrome scheme. Designed to be used with a mix-and-match approach that blends all nine motifs, the tiles are versatile and can be applied in a design completely unique to you. Complementary Tiles Sold Separately

Decor Tiles (sold as a set of 9 tiles)

Water Tower, Trelissick

Rotunda, Croome

Horsey Windpump

Oak Leaf Corner

Canal Terrace, Pin Mill

Thistle

Hare

Chalk White Field Tile

Squirrel

Robin

Oak Leaf

13 x 13 x 1cm / Suitable for interior walls

Inspired by nature

Woodland Glade Inspired by the seasonal flora of the beautiful and breathtaking Winkworth Arboretum near Godalming in Surrey. The Woodland Glade collection is a stunning selection of botanical printed tiles in an on-trend hexagonal design.

stablished in the early 20th Century, Winkworth Arboretum encompasses an internationally significant collection of over 1,000 different species of trees and shrubs, many of them rare. Such is the importance of landscape for the long-term security of wildlife and climate change for the National Trust, that in 2020 their

Director-General pledged that the charity would plant 20 million trees by 2030. With this in mind, Woodland Glade is an elegant mix of flora shapes, subtle textures, muted and tonal palettes - a bold botanical design that offers homeowners the perfect opportunity to get creative with their walls and floors.

A beautiful botanical mix of hexagonal tiles inspired by Winkworth Arboretum

From their home to yours We love how the tiles can evoke the feeling of a natural living wall, offering an organic look that really does bring the outside in.

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Close your eyes and picture a wet room wall tiled in the Woodland Glade collection. You would feel as though you were washing the day away stood in the great outdoors – a calming, grounding way to begin or end every day of the week. We also see them used across wipe-clean kitchen walls teamed with deep green cabinetry. The pink and green hues work wonderfully with accents of blush and neutral hints while matt black fixtures and fittings bring an element of on-trend industrialism to any space.

Woodland Glade Porcelain - Matt This collection of wall and floor tiles really awakens the senses and comes in a matt finish porcelain. With nine different patterns and a soft, tonal nature-themed palette, each 21.5 x 24.5cm hexagon comes as part of a pre-made, mixed pattern to be used on both walls and floors.

Shadow White Field Tile Sold Separately

Tiles come in a random mix

21.5 x 24.5 x 0.8m / Suitable for interior and exterior walls and floors / Slip rating: +36 PTV

Alfriston Clergy

Alfriston Clergy Timeless, elegant and influenced by the stunning National Trust property, Alfriston Clergy House, the first built property in the care of the National Trust and bought for £10 in 1896.

lfriston Clergy is a traditional repeat pattern tile inspired by the oak leaf carving that can still be found on one of the beams at this medieval house. It is this oak leaf that is the inspiration behind the National Trust logo and the repeat pattern this collection is based upon. The tiles are printed in Stoke-on-Trent, the home of UK textiles and ceramics. This is an English-made collection with enduring design.

Sea Kale

From their home to yours In period properties this style looks effortlessly chic in a bathroom complete with a colourful or crisp white roll-top cast iron tub with claw feet and a freestanding vanity unit with countertop basin. In the kitchen or dining room this tile looks striking as a backdrop to mid-century modern furniture or simple Scandinavian-style fixtures and fittings. Extend the decorative finish to alcoves, chimney breasts and the interior of cupboards, larders and walk-in pantries for a nod to nostalgic English charm.

Oak trees

Alfriston Clergy Ceramic - Screen Printed Satin/Gloss Perfect for bringing a sense of the outside in, this wallpaper-style tile collection is ideal for feature walls and splashbacks. The collection combines a satin base with a gloss screen print, creating a lovely tactile finish.

Gull

Shallow Water

Sea Kale

33.3 x 55 x 1cm / Suitable for interior walls

Pictured: Shallow Water

The Oak & Acorn bathroom From their home to yours Ideal for bathrooms, cloakrooms and en-suites as well as kitchens and utility rooms, the Lyme tile collection evokes a feeling of our Regency past. These classic reproduction metro wall tiles are heavily glazed in a jewel-like colour palette for a premium look and feel with a gorgeous crackle glaze finish that instantly catches the eye. Create a feature wall or splashback or an attractive dado design around all four walls for instant impact. The bespoke chunky puddle glaze dado edging is the perfect complement to the collection.

Lyme There’s much that’s special with these metro tiles. From the depth of colour achieved by using a translucent glaze that pools and puddles across the tile’s surface, known as puddle glazing, to the jewel-like palette of glossy greens and blues.

t was during a visit to Lyme on the periphery of the Peak District that our creative team came upon the Oak & Acorn Bathroom in all its beautifully deep green and glossy glory. From the contoured dado edging to the jewel-like tones of olive, emerald and peacock, they felt immediately inspired to recreate this premium look for the modern home. A crackle glaze enhances the authentic feel while beautifully bespoke dados add the perfect finish. Available in four heritage tones, Antique White, Emerald Green, Olive Green and Peacock Blue, our Lyme collection blends the classic character of the metro tile with a premium puddle glaze.

Lyme Ceramic - Crackle Glaze Gloss Inspired by the striking bathroom at Lyme in Cheshire, this metro wall tile collection is a premium reproduction that respects our Regency past.

Emerald Green Metro

Antique White Metro and Dado

Peacock Blue Dado

Olive Green Dado

Antique White Dado

Emerald Green Dado

Peacock Blue Metro

Olive Green Metro

Antique White Metro

Emerald Green Metro

Metro: 7.5 x 15 x 0.9cm / Dado: 7.5 x 15 x 2cm Suitable for interior walls / Crackle glaze tiles require sealing

Pictured: Olive Green Metro and Dado

Wimpole Estate

Moseley Old Hall

Lord Chancellor’s bed chamber

Architectural Elements To complement the National Trust tile collection, we have also created a ‘collection within a collection’. Designed to celebrate both the buildings and the gardens within the National Trust, it aims to highlight specific rooms, buildings, properties and precise areas of greenery and nature. As anyone who has visited the National Trust knows all too well, they are all about the details and we have taken the utmost care with this collection, to create an architectural edit that focuses on the masters of bold, beautiful design.

Arlington Court

William Morris Pattern

here are three porcelain collections suitable for walls and floors and a ceramic range for walls only. Some of the highlights include our Moseley tiles, inspired by the Knot Garden at Moseley Old Hall. We are also proud to introduce Llanerchaeron, influenced by original panelling within this 18th-century property, a perfect blend of classic and contemporary style. We also have the Melange design, which feels like a faded wallpaper and blends the theme of each of our wall tiles from this collection.

Original carving

Llanerchaeron, Wales

Red House

Architectural Elements

Wimpole Hall Ceramic - Matt The first of our ceramic wall tile range within our Architectural Elements collection, Wimpole Hall makes a stunning statement on feature areas within kitchens and bathrooms. Inspired by a pattern found on wallpaper in the Lord Chancellor’s bedroom at Wimpole Estate, the tiles work vertically as well as horizontally. Our Portland Field Tile (found on P47) can be used to complement this collection.

28 x 70 x 0.8cm / Suitable for interior walls

Architectural Elements

Red House Ceramic - Matt Influenced by the ceiling of the studio at Red House in Kent, this ceramic wall tile is ideal for bathrooms. The ceiling was believed to have been originally designed by British textile designer William Morris, so we have drawn on his incredible legacy to create a decorative wall tile suitable for modern living. Our Portland Field Tile (found on P47) can be used to complement this collection.

28 x 70 x 0.8cm / Suitable for interior walls

Architectural Elements

Arlington Court Ceramic - Matt Taking its cue from the wallpaper-lined rooms at Arlington Court in Devon, this ceramic wall tile of the same name evokes a sense of its Regency past. Ideal for creating a bathroom with a luxurious feel or for adding a glamorous finish to kitchen splashbacks and feature walls. Our Portland Field Tile (found on P47) can be used to complement this collection.

28 x 70 x 0.8cm / Suitable for interior walls

Pictured: Arlington Court teamed with Lyme Peacock Blue Metro and Dado

Architectural Elements

Moseley Porcelain - Matt A porcelain tile suitable for walls and floors, Moseley is directly inspired by Moseley Old Hall’s Tudor Knot Garden and it’s this striking repeat pattern that makes it the perfect tile for splashbacks, feature areas, full wall cladding in shower areas as well as rug-effect floors in kitchens.

Moseley Stone

Moss

Stone

Laurel

20 x 20 x 0.8cm / Suitable for interior and exterior walls and floors / Slip rating: +36 PTV

Pictured: Moseley Laurel

Architectural Elements

Llanerchaeron Porcelain - Matt Give guests a warm welcome with a hallway floor adorned with this decorative tile inspired by the incredibly detailed 18th-century wooden wall panelling in the villa at Llanerchaeron. A matt porcelain tile suitable for floors and walls, its barely-there grey tones allow the pattern to shine bright.

20 x 20 x 0.8cm / Suitable for interior and exterior walls and floors / Slip rating: +36 PTV

Architectural Elements

Melange Porcelain - Matt Perfect for walls and floors, Melange porcelain takes the clean lines of National Trust architecture and gives it a contemporary edge. The random patterns within each pack allow for a unique layout that blends the theme of each of our wall tiles to create the perfect match for any of our Architectural Elements ceramics.

Shadow White Field Tile Sold Separately

Tiles come in a random mix

21.5 x 24.5 x 0.8cm / Suitable for interior and exterior walls and floors / Slip rating: +36 PTV

Tree Ferns

Glendurgan The maze

Muted in colour and delicate in brush strokes, the Glendurgan collection is a fitting homage to the exotic ferns, plants and flowers that can be found at Glendurgan Garden near Falmouth in Cornwall.

ith its playful valleys, mesmerising maze, carpet of wild flowers come spring and the rare sighting of a giant tulip tree, there is much to see at Glendurgan Garden. This is largely thanks to its unique microclimate, which encourages the growth of big leaves and exotic flowers, creating a source of calm and mystery in equal measure. Our Glendurgan tile collection with its soft, shadow-like

patterns and tactile texture encourages you to reach out and touch, just as you are compelled to do when strolling around the garden itself. With a nod to the botanical trend for contemporary kitchen and bathroom décor, Glendurgan is available in three patterns – Exotic, Wild Flower and Fern.

From their home to yours The Glendurgan ceramic collection captures the essence and beauty of nature with three patterns to choose from.

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Glendurgan Gardens

Exotic works wonderfully as a feature wall in bathrooms behind the bath, basin, fitted furniture or within a shower area. Team with on-trend matt black brassware and accessories or brushed metallics for a softer feel. Wild Flower is more delicate in its print and is ideal for country bathrooms, while Fern looks striking combined with modern high gloss furniture.

Glendurgan Fern Ceramic - Matt In Olive or Warm Grey, this 28 x 70cm ceramic wall tile tells the story of the native ferns and moss that grow in this part of Cornwall, intertwining themselves at the foot of older trees. It looks stunning as a feature area in a cloakroom or en-suite with soft neutral fixtures and furnishings to balance the decorative effect. Our Portland Field Tile (found on P47) can be used to complement this collection.

Fern Warm Grey

Fern Olive

28 x 70 x 0.8cm / Suitable for interior walls

Pictured: Glendurgan Fern Olive Pictured: Glendurgan Fern Warm Grey

Glendurgan Exotic Ceramic - Matt Available in Grey and Olive as well as Warm Grey, this 28 x 70cm ceramic wall tile is a contemporary decorative print with shoots of bamboo, ferns and the paddle-like leaves of banana plants. We think it would look wonderful in the bathroom as a feature wall, perfect for a relaxing scheme where you can unwind after a long day. Our Portland Field Tile (found on P47) can be used to complement this collection.

Exotic Warm Grey

Exotic Grey and Olive

28 x 70 x 0.8cm / Suitable for interior walls

Pictured: Glendurgan Exotic Warm Grey

Glendurgan Wild Flower

Portland Field Tile

Ceramic - Matt

A 28 x 70cm ceramic wall tile, Wild Flower reflects carpets of orchids and bluebells, wild garlic and primroses known to fill Holy bank at Glendurgan Garden from late winter through to spring. The wallpaper effect is ideally suited to classic bathroom décor with freestanding furniture and a curvaceous cast iron roll-top bath.

A versatile ceramic tile to complement the wall tiles from our Architectural Elements and Glendurgan collections.

28 x 70 x 0.8cm / Suitable for interior walls

Pictured: Glendurgan Wild Flower

Lacock Abbey

Lacock

nce home to William Henry Fox Talbot, inventor of the photographic negative, 13th-century Lacock Abbey is a quirky Wiltshire country house with monastic roots and its own woodland grounds. A plethora of different architectural styles including Tudor, Gothic and Victorian, the Abbey is firmly rooted in its medieval past with a Grade

I listing and beautifully preserved cloisters and gardens. It is the flooring within those cloisters that has inspired our Lacock collection of random sized flagstones in a choice of two limestone finishes. Choose from the Heritage finish, perfect for creating an aged look within a classic kitchen, or the Natural finish for a velvety clean feel.

The Cloisters

One of the defining features of Lacock Abbey, in Wiltshire, has to be its head-to-toe, honey-hued stone covering the building’s facade, interior walls and flagstone floors. Our Lacock collection has been designed in homage to the time-worn limestone flooring that can be found in the cloisters.

The Warming Room

From their home to yours Lacock is the perfect limestone flooring solution for interior applications in classic or contemporary homes. Our Heritage tile offers an aged, distressed feel with handmade raw edges and a machine tumbled finish. Perfect for complementing timber cabinetry and a freestanding cast iron range cooker, it’s a floor tile that works wonderfully in open-plan kitchens where the authentic limestone tile can be carried through into a dining area, utility and hallway beyond. We also have a Natural tile that creates a smooth satino effect perfect for more modern schemes.

Lacock Limestone Reminiscent of the beautiful limestone flooring found in the cloisters at Lacock Abbey in Wiltshire, our Lacock collection is the ultimate natural limestone floor solution for hardworking homes.

Heritage Finish

Natural Finish

Heritage Finish

Natural Finish

Heritage Finish: 50-60 x random x 2cm / Natural Finish: 60 x random x 1.5cm Suitable for interior floors / Sealing required

Pictured: Lacock Limestone Heritage Finish

Moseley Old Hall

Brewhouse A series of hardwearing porcelain tiles with an aged terracotta feel, this collection’s name is taken from The Brewhouse at Moseley Old Hall in Staffordshire, an Elizabethan farmhouse that hid King Charles II from Cromwell’s troops in 1651.

ne of the National Trust’s more dramatic properties, steeped in Royal intrigue, Moseley Old Hall is the perfect place to immerse yourself in 17th-century history. See the bed where King Charles II slept when he sought refuge after his defeat at the Battle of Worcester in 1651. The ground floor features an entrance

hall, a parlour and a brewhouse complete with red brick tiles inside and out and it is this brick floor paving which inspired our distinctive Brewhouse collection. Durable and low maintenance, this porcelain tile collection is perfect for bathrooms with its R11 slip rating and non-porous finish.

A series of hardwearing porcelain tiles with an aged terracotta feel

The Brewhouse

From their home to yours

Perfect for period properties as well as adding extra character to homes, these porcelain tiles combine an on-trend terracotta feel with a hardwearing, durable finish. Ideal for bathrooms, shower areas and wet rooms, the designs offer high slip resistance and low maintenance due to their non-porous design. They also look striking in kitchens and hallways and are available in four sizes – Brick, Parquet, Rectangle and Square – ideal for creating your own unique layout such as basketweave and herringbone effects.

Brewhouse Porcelain - Textured Bring the aged look of terracotta into your home with these durable, low maintenance porcelain tiles inspired by the brewhouse at Moseley Old Hall. Perfect for rustic farmhouse kitchens as well as classic bathroom schemes.

Rectangle and Square

Rectangle

Parquet

Brick

Square

Parquet

Parquet: 6.5 x 25 x 1cm / Brick: 11 x 22.5 x 1cm / Square: 22x5 x 22.5 x 1cm / Rectangle: 22.5 x 45 x 1cm Suitable for interior and exterior walls and floors / Slip rating: +36 PTV

Pictured: Brewhouse Brick

Cotehele

The Kitchen

Inspired by the flagstone floor in the great kitchen of Cornwall’s Cotehele, an atmospheric Tudor house with Medieval roots, this porcelain tile collection pays homage to the impressive kitchens you still find in National Trust properties.

rambling granite and slate-stone manor house in the east of Cornwall, Cotehele has changed little over the last five centuries. Its expansive estate includes the atmospheric Tudor house adorned with tapestries, armour, pewter, brass and old oak furniture along with the great kitchen with its hardwearing flagstone floor. Cotehele is available in Beige, Grey or Sand in a variety of formats to complement any interior.

The Hall

Cotehele

From their home to yours With its random, broken flagstone floor, the great kitchen at Cotehele was an instant inspiration for our Cotehele porcelain collection. An honest, raw and unrefined range of versatile stone reproduction porcelain floor tiles, the threetone colour palette will complement any interior, be it classic timber kitchen cabinetry, a softly neutral entrance hall or the soothing sanctuary of a cream and off-white bathroom or en-suite. Create a smooth, seamless look throughout the home with Cotehele laid from hallway to kitchen.

Cotehele Porcelain - Matt A versatile porcelain product that takes on a classic or contemporary look and feel depending on where it is laid, Cotehele is full of character and natural charm.

Beige

Grey

Grey Opus

Beige

Sand

60 x 40 x 0.95cm or Opus Pattern / Suitable for interior floors / Slip rating: R10

Pictured: Cotehele Sand

Photography & Illustration Credits Front cover: Flora and fauna images - ©National Trust Images Introduction - pages 2 -3: Vines - ©National Trust Images, Arnhel de Serra Wimpole Hall - ©National Trust Images, Andrew Butler Butterfly - ©National Trust Images, Nick Upton Lake sunrise - ©National Trust Image, John Miller Murlough National Nature Reserve - ©National Trust Images, Joe Cornish Knot Garden at Moseley Old Hall - ©National Trust Images, James Dobson Horsey Windpump - Shutterstock Illustrations - Shutterstock Tile collection images - ©Sarsen Stone Group 2021 Shoreline - pages 4-9: Grasses at Brancaster Harbour - ©National Trust Images, Paul Wakefield Shells on the beach - ©National Trust Images, John Millar Gorse in flower - ©National Trust Images, Rob Coleman Groyne at East Head, West Sussex - ©National Trust Images, John Miller Murlough National Nature Reserve - ©National Trust Images, Joe Cornish Grey seal - ©National Trust Images, Chris Lacey Sea-lavender at Brancaster - ©National Trust Images, David Levenson Marram Grass at East Head - ©National Trust Images, John Miller Pair of Sanderling - ©National Trust Images, Wilbert McIlmoyle Tile collection images - ©Sarsen Stone Group 2021 Dyrham Dairy - pages 10-13: The Rotunda at Croome - ©National Trust Images, Paul Barker Delft tiles at Dyrham Park x 2 - ©Sarsen Stone Group 2021 Canal Terrace Pin Mill - ©National Trust Images, Ian Shaw The Water Tower at Trelissick - ©National Trust Images, Andrew Butler Illustrations - ©National Trust Images Horsey Windpump - Shutterstock Hare - Shutterstock Thistle - Shutterstock Tile collection images - ©Sarsen Stone Group 2021 Woodland Glade - pages 14-17: Greenfinch - ©©National Trust Images, Hugh Mothersole Peony at Hidcote - ©National Trust Images, Sarah Davis Winkworth Arboretum - ©National Trust Images, Andrew Butler Horse chestnut leaves - ©National Trust Images, Rob Coleman Sea pink in flower - ©National Trust Images, Rob Coleman Illustrations - Shutterstock Tile collection images - ©Sarsen Stone Group 2021 Alfriston Clergy -pages 18-21: Alfriston Clergy House - ©National Trust Images, Marianne Majerus Purple hairstreak on oak leaf - ©National Trust Images, Rob Coleman Oak tree - ©National Trust Images, Andrew Butler Alfriston Clergy House garden - ©National Trust Images, David Sellman Cardoons - ©National Trust Images, Marianne Majerus Illustrations - Shutterstock Tile collection images - ©Sarsen Stone Group 2021 Lyme - pages 22-25: Peacock tail feathers - ©National Trust Images, Chris Lacey North Front of Lyme Park - ©National Trust Images, Matthew Antrobus Deer at Lyme Park - ©National Trust Images, John Millar Close view of a leaf - ©National Trust Images, Arnhel de Serra Fountain at Lyme Park - ©National Trust Images, James Dobson The Oak and Acorn Bathroom - ©National Trust Images, Nadia Mackenzie Palladian courtyard at Lyme Park - ©National Trust Images, Robert Morris Illustrations - Shutterstock Tile collection images - ©Sarsen Stone Group 2021

Architectural Elements - pages 26-39: Yellow eremurus, Wimpole Estate - ©National Trust Images, Linda Goudie Wimpole Hall - ©National Trust Images, Andrew Butler Lord Chancellor’s Bedroom - ©National Trust Images, Andreas von Einsiedel Stable at Arlington Court - ©National Trust Images, John Hammond Chaffinch at Arlington Court - ©National Trust Images, Chris Lacey The Knot Garden - ©National Trust Images, Arnhel de Serra Alfriston Clergy House - ©National Trust Images, John Miller Day Nursery, Arlington Court - ©National Trust Images, Nadia Mackenzie Ceiling pattern at Red House - ©National Trust Images, John Hammond Red House - ©National Trust Images, Andrew Butler Llanerchaeron - ©National Trust Images, James Dobson Panelling at Llanerchaeron - ©National Trust Images, Paul Kay Illustrations - Shutterstock Tile collection images - ©Sarsen Stone Group 2021 Bathroom images supplied by Roper Rhodes Glendurgan - pages 40-47: Robin at Glendurgan - ©National Trust Images, Chris Lacey Large tree fern at Glendurgan - ©National Trust Images, Chris Lacey Maze at Glendurgan - ©National Trust Images, John Millar Glendurgan valley - ©National Trust Images, Chris Lacey Fern leaves at Glendurgan - ©National Trust Images, John Millar Cow Parsely illustration - ©National Trust Images Illustrations - Shutterstock Tile collection images - ©Sarsen Stone Group 2021 Bathroom images supplied by Roper Rhodes Lacock - pages 48-51: Rose window at Lacock Abbey - ©National Trust Images, Arnhel de Serra Autumn trees at Lacock Abbey - ©National Trust Images, James Dobson Ha-ha at Lacock Abbey - ©National Trust Images, James Dobson Warming Room at Lacock Abbey - ©National Trust Images, John Hammond Beech leaves - ©National Trust Images, James Dobson Spring plants at Lacock Abbey - ©National Trust Images, Mark Bolton Lichen on a branch - ©National Trust Images, Ross Hoddinott The Cloisters at Lacock Abbey - ©National Trust Images, Mark Bolton Illustrations - Shutterstock Tile collection images - ©Sarsen Stone Group 2021 Brewhouse - pages 52-57: Stoneware wine jars - ©National Trust Images, Arnhel de Serra Moseley Old Hall - ©National Trust Images, James Dobson The Brewhouse, Moseley Old Hall - ©National Trust Images, James Dobson Baskets of apples - ©National Trust Images, Arnhel de Serra Vines - ©National Trust Images, Arnhel de Serra Illustrations - Shutterstock Tile collection images - ©Sarsen Stone Group 2021 Cotehele - pages 58-61: Cobbles at Cotehele - ©National Trust Images, Paul Harris Cotehele - ©National Trust Images, Gary Cosham Front of Cotehele - ©National Trust Images, Mel Peters The Quay at Cotehele - ©National Trust Images, Andrew Butler Kitchen at Cotehele - ©National Trust Images, John Hammond Pewter mugs and plates - ©National Trust Images, John Hammond Snake’s head fritillary - ©National Trust Images, John Millar The Hall, Cotehele - ©National Trust Images, John Hammond Drying flowers - ©National Trust Images, Mel Peters Illustrations - Shutterstock Tile collection images - ©Sarsen Stone Group 2021

Pictured: Woodland Glade

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