Medieval Tudor Courtyard

This courtyard began life as a large arched wooden door which I had made and had no immediate use for. The door has false planks, distressed battens, bronze door pull , hinges and is stained in oak. The door, now in place in the courtyard, is non openable. The courtyard walls are plastered and have a creamy/ tan finish. One of the walls has an arched window cutout with a clay brick surround. Clay slate paving in a slightly darker shade to the walls, has mossy grass areas with flower petal litter on either side, which helps to form a winding patway from the front to the door at the back. Tall reedy plants and yellow flowers frame the door , whilst the window boasts yellow roses and orange and yellow flowers, tall , climbing and twisting their way through the window. On both sides of the courtyard are assorted orange and yellow bushes. The top of the courtyard is edged with oak stained trim and the corners topped with small button finials. The front sides of the courtyard have wooden, stained beaded trim. Two black, battery operated LED wall lamps are included. Against the back wall is a lovely oak stained wooden settle with a shapely back rest and tudor style square trim along the front. I have made a removeable padded cushion covered in a brownish red tudor print and trimmed with a gold metallic fringe. This fabric matches the fabric I have used on other chairs available to order. The settle is 17 cm l , 11.5 cm h at its tallest point and 3 cm d. On the right wall is an arched wooden frieze/shelf. It has a plaster finished front in light brown tones and a shelf with a rounded edge trim. An elaborate clay leaf adorns the back of the frieze and a little basket of yellow flowers sits on the shelf. This piece can either be left on the ground or hung on the wall. It measures 6 cm w, 11 cm h at its highest point and 4.7 cm d. Both the settle and frieze are available seperately. The room measures 41 cm l, 28.5 cm d and 26 cm h.

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