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The Glass House - the estate rooms

The Glass House

Botanical interiors, natural textures and thoughtfully chosen pieces inspired by life around the Walled Garden.

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The Glass House sits between home and garden—a light-filled room shaped by botanical pattern, bottle-green glass, woven willow and the changing character of the Walled Garden.

Step inside to discover garden-inspired lighting, natural textures and thoughtfully chosen pieces that carry the atmosphere of the outdoors into the home.

Botanical Lighting for The Glass House

Sepia Among the Ferns

Layered amber-brown tones and natural linen bring warmth to the deeper greens of The Glass House. Choose the Compact or Tall Sepia Shadows lamp for a softly lit console, side table or botanical corner.

Sculptural Glass 

Bottle-Green Molten Glass on Gamal Wood

Recycled bottle-green glass formed over naturally shaped Gamal wood creates an individual vessel for air plants, moss, polished stones or simple seasonal stems. Available in three sizes, each piece brings woodland colour and organic texture into the home.

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The Glass House Lampshades

Botanical Lampshades

Handmade lampshades and coordinating soft furnishings inspired by the planting, insects and natural colour found throughout the Walled Garden.

From The Shepherd's Hut

The Vole Shepherd’s Fleece

A quiet brown-grey long-wool fleece selected to bring warmth and softness to the earthy palette of The Glass House.

Its muted colouring settles naturally beside bottle-green glass, aged terracotta, woven willow and weathered timber. Place one over a bench, across an ottoman or within a sheltered garden-room chair.

Available as a single fleece, pair, Estate Trio or House Collection of Five.

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The Gardener's Pocket

Small, useful pieces and thoughtful gifts for gardeners, gathered for everyday use at home and around the garden.

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Woven Willow 

Decorative and practical willow pieces inspired by the orchard, rose garden and working corners of the Estate—chosen for gathering, storage and year-round country styling.

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    The South Terrace

    Outdoor furniture, lighting and garden pieces chosen for long lunches, quiet evenings and life beyond the house.

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    A VISITOR FROM THE PARKLAND

    The Hares Have Reached the Glass House

    Three sculpted hares march beneath a deep green velvet shade—bringing antique-gold warmth and a little country-house character to the botanical rooms of the Estate.

    Around The Glass House

    Cast-iron garden characters, watering jugs and small practical pieces found among the pots, pathways and working corners of The Glass House.

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    Continue to The Ornamental Garden

    Explore living plants, planted terrariums, botanical vessels and garden-inspired pieces gathered for the greener side of the Berry & Grouse Estate.

    Enter The Ornamental Garden

    Continue to The Lake House

    Follow the water beyond the garden to natural textures, relaxed furnishings and quietly considered pieces shaped by life beside the lake.

    Enter The Lake House
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