Country House Hotels: Interior Design Inspiration

With the nights drawing in and the season of entertaining almost upon us, November is the perfect time to update your living space. One of the top trends in interior design for several years now has been heritage. Based on the the country house hotel style of elegant, classic pieces and colour fused with comfort, luxury and relaxed sophistication, many of us now seek our inspiration from these doyennes of chic interior design.

Our country house hotels come in all shapes and styles. Whether you favour opulent furniture and plush fabric, farmhouse flagstones and warm wool rugs or the clean lines and geometric shapes of contemporary aesthetic, your own interpretation of these warm and inviting spaces will be a rewarding change.

Here are some beautiful examples of inspiring interior design from our finest Country House Hotels, to get your decorating muse enthused!

Farmhouse Chic

Hotel: Dormy House, Broadway Interior designers: Toddhunter Earle

The natural textures of stone, wood and leather, along with careful lighting provide a calm space at Dormy House. Click here for member dining offer

Contemporary Country Estate

Hotel: Coworth Park, Ascot (Dorchester Collection)  Interior designers: Fox Linton Associates

Peaceful hues of green and gold along with quirky artwork and intriguing sculpture provide a luxurious but relaxed environment at Coworth Park. Click here for member dining benefits

Cool Cotswold Sophistication

Hotel: The Painswick, Gloucestershire Interior designers: Nicky Farquhar and Cathy Birtles

Stripped back style combined with fun playful elements and simple calm colours lead to an intimate feel at The Painswick. Click here for member dining benefits

Stately Heritage

Hotel: Cliveden, Taplow Interior designers: Mario Nicolaou and Sylvie Le Maitre

A balance of European influences and English tradition reflect the historical features of this iconic space. Click here for member dining benefits

Modern Eclecticism

Hotel: Seaham Hall, Country Durham Interior designer: Louise James

Romance, history and feminine elegance have been translated into the fabric and finish of this split level suite. Click here for member dining benefits

Private Sporting Retreat

Hotel: Endsleigh, Tavistock Interior designer: Olga Polizzi

Oak paneling, crackling fires and lavish furnishings set the scene for an enchanting retreat in this former hunting and fishing lodge. Click here for member dining benefits

Lakeside Luxury

Hotel: The Gilpin Hotel and Lakehouse Interior designer:  Sarah Jane Nielsen

Sumptuous upholstery, soft textures and abstract patterns create tone and interest in this contemporary setting. Click here for member dining benefits.

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