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.”

Architect; Sir Edwin (Landseer) Lutyens, 1906. Another less important service area (I assume) on the side elevation near kitchen entrance, beautifully proportioned and lighthearted.

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.

His country houses delighted his Edwardian clients and are still ranked among Britain’s best-loved buildings

Tom Kligerman on Instagram: “Witwood—Edwin Lutyens, architect 1898. See link in bio for some thoughts about it from a few years ago. 📷 unknown”

Sir Edwin Lutyens was one of Britain's finest-ever architects – and this is the house where he got his first big break, just over the road from his parents.

The task of creating a Jesuit hall in Oxford in the 1930s was eagerly assumed by Sir Edwin Lutyens. In the first of two articles on Campion Hall, Oxford, Clive Aslet reveals the story of this remarkable building.

Lutyens’ castle in Devon is grand on the outside, but domestic inside

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