Tapestry Room from Croome Court 1763 - 1771

Robert Adam's "Tapestry Room from Croome Court" (1763-1771) is a monumental example of Neoclassical design. This massive tapestry, now at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, originally adorned the walls of Croome Court, a grand country house in England. Adam, known for his architectural innovations, crafted a design incorporating a harmonious blend of floral motifs, ornate frames, and classical figures, highlighting the elegant tastes of the era. The tapestry's vivid colors and intricate details create a sense of grandeur and sophistication, transporting viewers to a world of refined luxury.