According to Country Life magazine, Benham Park, an exquisite neo-Classical house in Berkshire was, a call centre, complete with plasterboard ceiling and fluorescent lighting until the interior design firm of Albion Nord worked their magic for Bluedoor Advisors.

“Albion Nord was appointed to project manage, interior design, procure the FF&E and dress the house. The interior design is purposefully paired back in response to the ornate classical architectural features, and designed for modern, comfortable country living.”Via Albion Nord

Benham Park is 30,000 square-foot Grade II listed Georgian mansion set within 130 acres of parkland, just west of Newbury. The estate designed by Henry Holland was built by the Craven family in 1776 and has extensive landscapes by Capability Brown.
There’s an extensive history of the house on The County Seat. “Nestled in a lush parkland, Benham Park is significant as a formative experience, in different ways, for both Holland and Soane; a house where the two would each contribute in different ways, each gaining experience which would serve them well in the future. The noted architectural historian Dorothy Stroud declared Holland ?a designer of perception and originality?. Her tireless research underpins much of what is known about Holland and his work.”

“The house was built between 1774-75, the final result a sympathetic marriage between an elegant yet imposing house and the Arca...