The much-awaited royal Coronation Festival in Britain has given designers one more reason to celebrate: Brintons, a UK-based design firm, have been chosen to create a 1950s-style living room in Buckingham Palace. The room will be inspired by the ‘Net and Ball’ design featured in the Royal Festival Hall foyer during the 1951 Festival of Britain. WIDN reports that during the reveal, Brintons will launch a rug collection entitled The Coronation Rug Collection with their personal ‘High Definition Weave technology.’

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Sold through Savills Estate Agents, the home boasts four stories, seven bedrooms, eleven bathrooms, nine reception rooms and a catering kitchen. Other features include a personal gym, swimming pool, high-tech gates, iPad-controlled lighting, a manicured garden, neo-classical stucco features, columns featuring the Greek Goddess Artemis, and double staircases connecting the terrace and lawns.

Property mogul and businessman Marcus Cooper closed the deal on the 1820s Cornwall Terrace luxury estate this week. The estate was designed by Decimus Burton, the same architect who built Buckingham Palace, which may account for the price tag - 492 times the average price.

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