The Pavilion is a newly built, self-contained three-storey house within the curtilage of Lamb’s House in Leith. Built in the style of the early 18th century with an iconic ogee roof, the Pavilion sits comfortably with recently restored 17th century Lamb’s House and its 2 storey office extension, overlooking the newly formed Renaissance style garden. It has been built with impeccable attention to detail, using locally sourced or reclaimed materials and has been furnished with elegant antique pieces, perfectly in keeping with the house.
To book a stay at Lamb’s Pavilion see: lambspavilion.com
- Project Details
- Project Team
Location
East Lothian, Scotland
Client
Innerwick Parish Welfare Association
Completed
2021 –
Type
Cultural
Innerwick Village Hall Details
Living Room with fireplace.
Lamb's House South East elevation with the Pavilion at the West corner of reintroduced walled garden. Sketch by Nicholas Groves-Raines.
Window detail.
Carefully curated antique furniture.
Octagonal stairs featuring claret-coloured walls and natural fiber bannister rope, finished with wall and crown knot.
Lime harling render and slate on the ooge roof.
