Gallery – Coromandel Crewel

Photos are reproduced with kind permission of the owners of The Reader’s House, Ludlow, Southwood Hall, East Yorkshire, an exclusive 16th/17th century experience guesthouse offering immersion into 17th century life, Albury, Hertfordshire, and a Tudor and 17th century experience guesthouse at Barnham Broom, Norfolk.

The Reader’s House is an iconic Grade 1 listed house – part timber framed, part stone with medieval walls, dating from 1616 and now a building of Special Historic and Architectural Interest renowned for its unspoilt Jacobean interiors.

Remaining photos have been sent to us by private clients.

The Great Chamber, Old Hall, Burnham Broom. The bed is dated 1675. Reproduced with kind permission of Brigitte Webster.

Kitchen blind made from Inigo Slate Grey crewel

Butterfly crewel chair by Clair Rowe Upholstery

Cotswold Ecru crewel bed cover and soft furnishings

Butterfly crewel curtains by Frances Shelley

The Great Chamber, Old Hall, Burnham Broom. The bed is dated 1675. Reproduced with kind permission of Brigitte Webster.

Lochlorian crewel blind and cushions

Butterfly crewel footstool

Jacobean crewel curtains

Light shining through cream on cream crewel blind

Cotswold Ecru crewel table cloth

Inigo Slate crewel tub chair

Jacobean crewel curtains, with kind permission of the owners of The Readers House, Ludlow

Cotswold Ecru crewel bedroom set

Coromandel’s Jacobean crewel on an early 18th century gilded armchair – with kind permission of the owners of Southwood Hall, East Yorkshire

Kitchen seating using Inigo Slate crewel

Henry VII bed circa 1500, in Coromandel’s Lochlorien crewel. Reproduced with kind permission of Brigitte Webster, owner of an exclusive 16th/17th century experience guesthouse in Albury, Hertfordshire

Jacobean crewel on an early 18th century gilded armchair – with kind permission of the owners of Southwood Hall, East Yorkshire

Cushions in Lochlorian crewel by Sarah Addis

Sissinghurst crewel bedroom chair

Lochlorian crewel lampshade

Dog coat made from Jacobean crewel

17th century chair in Coromandel’s Lochlorien crewel – with kind permission of Brigitte Webster, owner of an exclusive 16th/17th century experience guesthouse, Albury, Hertfordshire

Kitchen seat and dog coat in Inigo Slate crewel

Cotswold Ecru crewel chair, bins and cushion

Victorian Nursing Chair in Butterfly crewel by Clair Rowe Upholstery

Cotswold Ecru crewel sofa in front of cream on cream crewel curtains

Upcycled 1950s bookcase using Inigo Slate crewel

Cotswold Ecru crewel accessories

Sissinghurst crewel curtains