The dark kitchen
Open-plan, practical and deliberately atmospheric, with dark cabinetry, aged finishes and an adjoining snug for a completely different angle.
The House · Warwickshire
This is Myrtleberry.
It is our home rather than a finished project: dark in places, light in others, always being tweaked and regularly interrupted by muddy paws. Some decisions were quick. Others took years.
Explore the rooms
Full colour after dark
Deep walls, wraparound florals and a long table make this the moodiest room in the house.
Pattern, velvet—and the spaniels
A richly layered living room with green velvet, mural-like wallpaper and resident spaniels Paddy and Ralph when requested.
The lightest room
Glazing, pale surfaces, garden views and the orange sofa provide a calm counterpoint to the darker rooms.
Four distinct backdrops
From dark walls and ochre velvet to colour, pattern and quiet neutrals, no two bedrooms feel the same.
More than one outdoor setting
Landscaped zones, established planting, terraces, the Breeze House and a separate gym space create options through the seasons.
Clean lines and quieter light
The double-height hall, sculptural staircase and pale upper landing offer calm, neutral backdrops between the more decorative rooms.
A completely different mood below stairs
Terracotta flooring, collected artwork and a striking wine wall make the cellar a characterful setting in its own right.
One more setting
A bathroom with character.
The roll-top bath, warm yellow wall and collected furniture offer another bright, distinctive backdrop for beauty, fashion and lifestyle shoots.
Available as a location
Would Myrtleberry work for your shoot?
The house and garden are insured and available for photography, filming, product shoots and brand content. Ask for the location photographs and practical details.