The Chatsworth house, the home of the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire, is over five centuries old. Home to the family's impressive art collection, it's a fitting place for an exhibition. But "Make Yourself Comfortable at Chatsworth" is not the type you'd expect. Open through October 2015, it brings modern seating—and some site-specific designs—to the home's historic interiors, making for an unusual juxtaposition of old and new.
Spun Chairs by Thomas Heatherwick for Magis.
Courtesy of Chatsworth House Trust.Chaise lounge by Deger Cengiz.
Courtesy of 93ft.Counterpart, a site-specific commission by Tom Price in the chapel.
Courtesy of 93ft.Endgrain, a custom piece by Raw Edges, situated in the sculpture gallery.
Courtesy of Chatsworth House Trust.Clay chairs by Maarten Baas.
Courtesy of 93ft.
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Spun Chairs by Thomas Heatherwick for Magis.
Image courtesy of Chatsworth House Trust.
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