Farnborough Hall

In the low evening sun, the beams hit the nectar hued stone of Farnborough Hall and make such a perfect tone, to the point that you comprehend without a moment's delay why its maker William Holbech II decided on this beautiful Horton stone for the fabricate. Sitting in rustic Warwickshire in palatial grounds, the lobby is a festival of eighteenth century craftsmanship, with its fine plasterwork demonstrating untamed life and regular scenes.

As you meander into the passage you'll see the Italianate lobby whose dividers are improved with busts of Roman heads. Bear in mind to admire see the framed roof with its ornate themes. We cherish the illustration room which highlights expound stucco detail with scrolls, shells, blossoms and natural product. The wreath of leafy foods circling the sky facing window over the staircase lobby is stunning as well.