Little Hall, Lavenham

Little Hall in Lavenham is a beautiful 14th-century house tucked just off the market square. Over the centuries it’s been altered and restored many times, with the final major transformation in the early 20th century by the Gayer-Anderson brothers. They were cultured and widely travelled, and filled the house with artworks and artefacts collected from around the world — many of which are still on display today.

The whole place is run by volunteers. On the day I visited, a lovely woman took the time to walk me through the house, sharing stories and pointing out details I would’ve otherwise missed. Afterwards, Marple and I sat in the sun in the walled garden, where I made this little sketch.

Each print is the same size as the original sketchbook page. You can choose whether to include the sketchbook seam or not when ordering. Larger prints (25 x 21 cm) are £35, and smaller ones (23 x 12 cm or 17 x 14 cm) are £30. All prints are made on archival-quality Hahnemühle Fine Art paper.