The chandelier in the Cinnamon Drawing Room is one of the room’s most striking features, but it had been some…

As an independent charity, if you add Gift Aid to your ticket purchase, we’re able to claim an extra 25% of the price from the government, which we use to help maintain Harewood House, Gardens and Grounds.

The Chinese wallpaper in the East Bedroom at Harewood House is the focus of a new project, If Walls Could Talk, which combines historical research with participatory art in partnership with Chinese-speaking communities in Leeds.

Armed with butterfly nets, observation pots and field identification guides, participants set out across beautiful Sun Sides to spot, catch and study insects up close. From the delicate butterflies to beautiful beetles, each find offers a new insight into the miniature wildlife that helps keep our countryside thriving. Every creature is carefully released back into its habitat, ensuring the meadow’s residents remain undisturbed.

To mark the birthday of renowned furniture designer Thomas Chippendale this June, Nostell, Temple Newsam, and Harewood House Trust will come together to form a collaborative cultural partnership: the Chippendale Triangle.

The Collections Care Team at Harewood House Trust is truly a behind the scenes team, ensuring that the museum-accredited collection is maintained to the highest quality of standards, with conservation and preservation at the top of the list.

Over the past three months, a project to document and re-house Harewood's collection of linen, humble to highly decorative, has taken place.

Professor Ann Sumner shares her experience of the 42nd Annual Symposium of the Furniture History Society which was held on…

The Chippendale tercentenary this year has successfully marked the birth of this famous influential Yorkshire cabinet maker and Harewood House Trust has played a key role in the celebrations.

One of the most exciting aspects of the Chippendale exhibition this year was the contemporary response of the artist Geraldine…