Latest LASSCO News
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12th June 2019
A Glorious Revolution: The Wheelergate Ceiling
In 1998 “Salvo News”, the trade newspaper for the Architectural Salvage trade, ran a small piece detailing the plight of a very old chopped-up plaster ceiling – stacked in the…
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11th June 2019
SALON WEDNESDAY’S, 12th JUNE: Decorative Plasterwork, Yesterday and Today
Join Simon Willcox of Locker & Riley as they analyse the detailed work that goes into this historic architectural practise. Decorative Plasterwork – Yesterday and Today.
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23rd May 2019
The Brutalist Extension
All images courtesy of David Barbour and Dwell Magazine. Shock of the New Adapting period buildings to meet the demands of modern life is always going to require…
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22nd May 2019
Spring Bank Holiday Monday
Monday the 27th of May is Spring Bank Holiday in the UK. Our opening hours are as follows: LASSCO Three Pigeons – Oxfordshire Saturday 25th May: Open…
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13th May 2019
The Vauxhall Grand Regatta
As so often here at Brunswick House, an upcoming event of ineffable modernity reminds us of things past – usually more decorous.
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10th May 2019
SALON WEDNESDAYS, 15TH MAY: Illuminate the past
Credit: Richard Cave Harry Triggs andAndrew Molyneux of TM Lighting: Modern Lighting Techniques in Heritage Settings
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5th April 2019
Revolutionary Re-Used Tiles
First seen at Venice Biennale 2018 Barely four years ago architectural collective Assemble scooped the Turner prize by blurring the boundaries between Art and Architecture. In that time they…
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22nd March 2019
Marbled Opulence at Every Price Point
Marble has long been synonymous with opulent interiors however incorporating antique marble into your home needn’t break the bank.
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12th March 2019
Salon Wednesdays, 13th March: How to use Colour the old-fashioned way
Join the paint expert and interior designer, Edward Bulmer at Brunswick House this Wednesday 13th March, where he will give an enlightening talk on what constitutes traditional colour, its…
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19th February 2019
Golden Globes: Oscar winners
At LASSCO Three Pigeons we’ve had all kinds of fun this month salvaging “sectional bookcases” from the library of a Surrey-based Architectural Historian. Over the years, his library had got…
