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Reconstructed drawing room of Sir William Burrell; part of the Burrell Collection in Glasgow, Scotland. A drawing room is a room in a house where visitors may be entertained, and an alternative name for a living room.
The drawing room was decorated by Thomas Bonnar around 1870. The 19th century chapel was created in a vaulted undercroft that may date from the original abbey buildings. The chapel includes a 16th-century font and a fine parquet floor, made using wood from the estate, in the style of original tile-work.
The bed is the dominant feature in the room, it dates from 1774 and was made for Newliston House on the outskirts of Edinburgh. The First Floor. There are a further two rooms on this floor - the Drawing Room, and the Parlour. The Drawing Room is at the front of the house overlooking Charlotte Square garden.
Dunrobin Castle - Drawing room. In the entrance hall is a frieze of the armorials used by past earls of Sutherland. [17] [18] The main stairway, decorated with portraits of the Leveson-Gower family, is around 30 ft (9 m) wide and 50 ft (15 m) high.
The 18th-century mirror was originally made for the drawing room of Duff House in Banffshire. [33] The drawing room in Bute House is commonly used by the First Minister to meet heads of foreign governments, other official guests and dignitaries, and is also used on occasions by the First Minister to hold media press conferences. [34]
Key: A=Kitchen, B=Dining Room, C=Chamber, D=Tower entrance, E=Tower cellars, F=East range cellars At the core of Craigmillar Castle is the 14th-century L-plan tower house , built on a rocky outcrop. Wrapped around this is the 15th-century courtyard wall, with ranges of buildings at the south-east, east, and west.
The society owns a bust of John Henry and two of his paintings. The bust and both paintings, “Sunlight in the South Room, Kellie” and “The Long Shadows”, are exhibited at Kellie Castle. The largest room in the castle, used by the Lorimers as the drawing room, is the Great Hall, completed circa 1606.
The black marble chimneypiece and chimneypiece wall of the palace's Old State Drawing Room is on display in the National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh. The Dining Room is on display at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. Five panels of wrought iron railings from the palace grounds can be seen outside Hamilton College. The remains of the tree ...