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Sir Terence Conran's country house shot by Lord Snowdon
The Conrans' country house, Barton Court, was built in 1772 for Admiral Lord Dundas: a typical, red-brick, early Georgian house of five bays with a projecting central open-pedimented entrance front, enhanced by round-headed windows in the upper storeys. Barton Court is neither a stately home, demanding ceaseless expenditure for its upkeep, nor, on the other hand, a country cottage too small for the lively Conran circle.
Terrence Conran’s New House Book, 1985
Terrence Conran’s New House Book, 1985. 🏠
Salvaged & scanned by @jpegfantasy 🖨️
Terrence Conran’s bathrooms
CONRAN BATHROOMS
The bathroom might be the best room in a house. It's utilitarian yet sexy.
And its where all of our products live.
Terrence Conran's bathrooms below are pretty timeless and remind us to take the time to hang a painting or a hammock in our own commode.
All images via the 1978 Edition of The Bed and Bath book
