Kathryn Ferry graduated from Cambridge University in 2004 with a PhD in Architectural History. Until 2007 she worked as Senior Architectural Adviser to the Victorian Society, campaigning for the preservation of nineteenth century buildings. She has written for national magazines and newspapers on Owen Jones, the Victorian architect and designer, whom she studied for her thesis, as well as on beach huts. She has also published several academic articles and regularly lectures on the above subjects.

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• Introduction /PART ONE: LIVING IN THE VICTORIAN HOME /Reception Rooms /Private Rooms /Below Stairs /PART TWO: STYLING THE VICTORIAN HOME /Inspired by the Past /Foreign Influences /Domestic and Artistic /Conclusion – Victorian Eclecticism /Places to Visit /Further Reading /Illustration Acknowledgements /Index

Kathryn Ferry graduated from Cambridge University in 2004 with a PhD in Architectural History. Until 2007 she worked as Senior Architectural Adviser to the Victorian Society, campaigning for the preservation of nineteenth century buildings. She has written for national magazines and newspapers on Owen Jones, the Victorian architect and designer, whom she studied for her thesis, as well as on beach huts. She has also published several academic articles and regularly lectures on the above subjects.

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• Introduction /PART ONE: LIVING IN THE VICTORIAN HOME /Reception Rooms /Private Rooms /Below Stairs /PART TWO: STYLING THE VICTORIAN HOME /Inspired by the Past /Foreign Influences /Domestic and Artistic /Conclusion – Victorian Eclecticism /Places to Visit /Further Reading /Illustration Acknowledgements /Index