MiM Mini Guide No. 1 - The Frinton Park Estate the modernist The diverse selection is introduced

The diverse selection is introduced by Twentieth Century Society director Catherine Croft

and creating the beautiful woodland garden

the table setting or the tree with a nice pendant from the Stig Lindberg collection

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MiM Mini Guide No. 1 - The Frinton Park Estate the modernist The diverse selection is introducedPaperback, 48 pages By Joshua Abbott Mini Guide No. 1 explores The Frinton Park Estate on the Essex Coast, the largest collection of interwar modernist houses in the country. The design of the estate was overseen by architect Oliver Hill, with houses, a shopping centre, luxury hotel, train station and offices planned around a long central road. This moderne new town never came to be, but around 40 houses were built, designed by Hill, the estate