In the movie, we see only a small portion of the home. Given the quality of the furnishings required, this isn't a big surprise.
"To think, of all this I might have been Mistress." ~ Elizabeth BennettThe formal rooms at Pemberley are filled with gilded furnishings, marble, brocades and damasks. The color palette used - creams and golds - support the idea that this was one of the most luxurious homes in England.




Here are a few items from 1st Dibs that might have made the cut at Pemberley. I've included some French, Italian and Chinese pieces as well, as I would imagine that the interiors of these homes would be more likely to have furnishings from around the world.
Louis XV Ormolu console tables, ca. 1760 at Christopher Hodsoll
French giltwood console with marble top at Urban Chateau
Late 18th/early 19th Century Louis XIV style console and mirror, made in Italy, at Gary Morell
French Empire Candelabra in gilt bronze, ca 1805 at William Word Fine Antiques
Jinger Jar, China ca. 1800 at Heather & Company
French giltwood console with marble top at Urban Chateau
Late 18th/early 19th Century Louis XIV style console and mirror, made in Italy, at Gary Morell
French Empire Candelabra in gilt bronze, ca 1805 at William Word Fine Antiques
Jinger Jar, China ca. 1800 at Heather & CompanySo, who's house would you want to live in?
Click here to read my post on the Bennet House.
Click here to read my post on Netherfield Park.
Click here to read my next post on Pemberley.
Pride and Prejudice is currently airing on PBS, Sundays at 9:00PM.
Click here to read my post on the Bennet House.
Click here to read my post on Netherfield Park.
Click here to read my next post on Pemberley.
Pride and Prejudice is currently airing on PBS, Sundays at 9:00PM.





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