Inspiration for Alan??

[flexi]

Hi All,
Another day off....Heaver castle was today's destination, the wood work in here is stunning. So I took a couple of pics as inspiration to other segmenting gurus @alan morrison
The walnut paneling was to die for and the sheer quantity/ quality OMG, you wouldn't have got that from ye olde



Wickes or B&Q

 

[Morse]

You enjoyed that visit I think.
No bits of floor boards lying around then to usd for pens

 

[alan morrison]

Mark, thank you for posting those photographs!
I was engrossed after enlarging them to take it all in.
The moulding and carving work above the mirror is fantastic.
The inlay work in the other photos I really like.
No doubt timber was plentiful in the days when they were made....and labour cheap.

 

[flexi]

Mark, thank you for posting those photographs!
I was engrossed after enlarging them to take it all in.
The moulding and carving work above the mirror is fantastic.
The inlay work in the other photos I really like.
No doubt timber was plentiful in the days when they were made....and labour cheap.

I was amazed that they used bog Oak for the black timber...
I love historic buildings when they actually showcase the structure/ fabric of the build....

 

[Padster]

I was amazed that they used bog Oak for the black timber...
I love historic buildings when they actually showcase the structure/ fabric of the build....

Wrong end of the country for you Mark, but Chatsworth House is well worth a visit if you get lost this far north

 

[flexi]

Wrong end of the country for you Mark, but Chatsworth House is well worth a visit if you get lost this far north

I do and it's on SWMBO list...

 

[Adal6]

lovely types of timber there used in the good old days. Not like mdf used today

 

[Padster]

I do and it's on SWMBO list...

It's one of my wife and daughters fave places - you'll love it, it's easily a full day, and you'll love the oak room, and the violin (that's all I'm saying about that - IYKYK)