Standen
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The house designed by Philip Webb in the Arts & Crafts style at Standen
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The planting at Standen offers year-round interest and colour
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Step into the dining room to see the elegant dining table set for dessert
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The rooms are all presented at different times of the day
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Dobin the rocking horse is just one sign of Beale family life
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Young explorers can climb, build and discover in our woodland play area
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Revel in domestic bliss in Standen's kitchen
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Arts and Crafts family home with Morris & Co. interiors, set in a beautiful hillside garden
Late Victorian family home brought vividly to life in this gem of the Arts & Crafts Movement.
Standen is hidden at the end of a quiet Sussex lane with breathtaking views over the High Weald and Weirwood Reservoir. The design of the house is a monument to the combined genius of architect Philip Webb and his friend William Morris. All the big names of the Arts & Crafts period are represented, including ceramics by William De Morgan and metalwork by W. A. S. Benson.
The beautiful hillside gardens provide year-round interest; the woodlands, a number of easily accessible walks.
Midsummer's eve garden tour and supper
Fri 21 June, 7pm
Join our gardener for a tour of the garden on the longest day, followed by a two-course supper in the Barn Café.
£25 per person. Booking essential on tel: 01342 232029.
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The wallpapers of Morris & Co
Sat 16 Feb – Sun 2 Jun, 11am – 4pm
A rare chance to see wallpapers from the Sanderson Archives.
Our new exhibition celebrates the designs of John Henry Dearle from the Morris & Co Archives.
Metal Works IV
Sat 18 May - Sun 9 Jun
11am - 4pm (Mon & Tues 1.30pm - 4pm)
A contemporary selling exhibition from metalwork artists of the Sussex Guild.