The Gamble Room is the largest of three equally stunning examples of Victorian architecture. The space is beautifully tiled with ceramics by Maw and Minton, and the windows feature stained glass incorporating the Royal Arms. The adjacent Morris Room is a classic example of William Morris’s early domestic decorative style and was completed in 1868. The décor follows the Elizabethan Revival style favoured by the Pre- Raphaelites with painted panels and stained glass windows by Sir Edward Burne-Jones. Available for morning and evening hire, with two adjoining rooms. Ideal for break out spaces. In close proximity to Garden.