Although Nostell Priory in West Yorkshire has by far the biggest collection of work by or attributed to Thomas Chippendale, the great British furniture maker, there are plenty of other places in our care where you can find examples of his work. Here's where to find Chippendale's finest creations and discover pieces attributed to his school and style.
From gilded frames and mirrors to armchairs and commodes, there are lots of items in the National Trust collection attributed to Thomas Chippendale and his style. Visit the collections website to explore this collection further.
Learn about the fabulous furnishings, paintings by world-renowned artists, ornate plasterwork and rare examples of early nautical clocks among the collection at this opulent home.
The Arts and Crafts movement emerged from a desire to revive traditional craftsmanship during the Victorian industrialisation period. We look after a selection of these houses, many of which feature William Morris designs and interiors.
See the breadth of our collection of works of art, furniture and more: we care for around a million objects at over 200 historic places, there’s a surprise discovery around every corner.
Discover the stories behind some of the greatest artworks and artefacts looked after by the National Trust, as told in a dedicated book, 125 Treasures from the Collections of the National Trust.
