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Where form meets freedom

t all began with a garden and its gateposts. In 1998, when Rosie Pearson moved into Asthall Manor, she not only took on a house and 18 acres of land, but also the weight of history: the 17th-century Cotswolds property was once home to the aristocratic Mitford sisters, who

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