Edwin lutyens

Lutyens Trust America on Instagram: “Plumpton Place in a photo by David Cole from his book Sir Edwin Lutyens: The Arts & Crafts Houses.”

The creation of Munstead Wood in Surrey came from a happy friendship between a great gardener and architect, both closely connected to Country Life. Clive Aslet explains.

Thursday, 19 June, 2014 By Ashley Courtney

'New Place', Southampton by Edwin Lutyens …

The great model of Edwin Lutyens' design for Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral, 1933-unfinished.

A collaboration between Edwin Lutyens and Gertrude Jekyll is a wonderful legacy and the current owners of Folly Farm in Berkshire have fully embraced the restoration of their Arts and Crafts garden

A new book examines the early works of Sir Edwin Lutyens

This year is the 150th anniversary of the birth of Edwin Lutyens, one of Britain’s most celebrated architects. John Goodall revisits his life, personality and work.

Architect; Sir Edwin (Landseer) Lutyens, 1906. This is beginning of 20th Century and Lutyen is happy to use Tudor and Elizabethan features freely while avoiding Art Nouveau but something about his work is showing glimpses of modernism yet to arrive. His modest outbuildings and service buildings are normally my favourites.

Plumpton Place—Edwin Lutyens, architect 1928. Black and white marble floor, oak paneling and white plaster ceilings. 📷Country Life | Instagram post from Thomas A. Kligerman (@tomkligerman)