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Bill Batten

Wardour Castle

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Once described by Pevsner as having 'the most glorious Georgian interior of Wiltshire', Wardour Castle has been brought back to life with the lightest of touches by John Pawson. His unobtrusive Minimalism allows the Palladian detailing of James Paine's original to speak for itself. A head-turning collaboration between Pawson and owner Nigel Tuersley, turned the very heart of this vast late Georgian villa into a very different kind of building

  • The central rotunda of Wardour Castle features eight columns and a cantilevered staircase
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  • The main reception room with Italian armchairs in white loose covers and a rectangular sofa designed by Nigel Tuersley
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  • Minimal seating in white loose covers in a living room of classical Georgian proportions and with floor to ceiling windows
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  • An empty stone fire surround against one wall of the minimalist living room
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  • The garden room has a limestone floor and is furnished with sofas and chairs in white loose covers and an artwork by Pascale Petit
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  • The limed-oak dining table in this spacious kitchen was designed by Nigel Tuersley
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  • When not in use, the kitchen utilities virtually disappear in this spacious kitchen/dining room with a limed-oak table
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  • The rotunda at Wardour Castle features eight columns, ten pairs of mahogany doors and a cantilevered staircase
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  • The minimalist office with white tables and retro-style chairs on a cleaned and resurfaced wooden floor
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  • A view into the rotunda from the master bedroom between two monolithic wardrobe units
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  • Using the monolithic wardrobes, the master bedroom is divided into three spaces - one for sleeping, one for dressing and one for sitting
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  • A contemporary four-poster bed in a spacious guest bedroom
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  • A contemporary four-poster bed in a guest bedroom with a Georgian fireplace and original mahogany door
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  • This bathroom was remodelled by Sir John Soane in the 1790s to which John Pawson has added a contemporary marble bath
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  • One of several glass lanterns located on the landing of the cantilevered staircase of the central rotunda
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  • The main bathroom is a room within a room and is built of white marble enclosed with panels of opaque blue glass
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  • A white marble bath on a limestone floor is enclosed within panels of opaque blue glass
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  • Eight columns support the dome of the central rotunda
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  • View up into the dome of the central rotunda with its ornamental plaster ceiling
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  • Many of the floors of Wardour Castle are now of limestone instead of concrete, more appropriate to the Palladian history of the property
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