The Manar House Collaboration: Presenting our artists' work in a new and inspiring way
Creating a space where nature, wellbeing, the arts and sustainability are intrinsically linked.
Manar House sits on rising ground at the foot of local landmark Bennachie. The house is set in 65 acres of stunning Aberdeenshire countryside facing south down to the banks of the River Don. The estate is made up of woodlands, fields, nature trails, formal gardens and a kitchen garden providing glorious countryside views. A truly inspiring setting.
Built in 1811 the building features classic Georgian proportions with large sash windows, beautiful original period details and exquisite countryside views. It was designed by acclaimed Aberdeen architect John Smith, known for his work on Balmoral Castle.
Just three years ago the house was dilapidated and in need of some serious renovation and investment. That's when @HouseofHorspool stepped in. Manar House came on the market just as the Horspool family was looking for its next project. A couple with two young children, they'd promised each other that they would build a life, a home and a business to inspire their daughters.
They have spent the last two years breathing new life into the house and estate doing most of the renovations themselves. Manar House now boasts three classic yet contemporary luxury holiday apartments. It's also available as a shoot location and events hub, hosting yoga retreats and pop up foodie and cultural events.
House of Horspool and Gallery Heinzel are collaborating to demonstrate how original art can enhance an interior, not just to make it look well, but to give it soul...
All works are available to purchase online and can be shipped worldwide. The price includes any frame illustrated in the photos. Click on the image for a close up of the artwork.
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Caroline Bailey RSW, Crofts in Autumn£ 1,100.00
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Caroline Bailey RSW, Field Husabost£ 3,500.00
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Sam Cartman, Cample Fields£ 2,400.00
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Sam Cartman, Murray's House£ 950.00
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Malcolm Cheape, Goldfish£ 395.00
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Jack Dunnett, The Mountain Pass£ 395.00
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Peter Dworok, Glen Sligachan£ 550.00
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Peter Dworok, River Snizort, Isle of Skye£ 600.00
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Peter Dworok, Towards Raasay, Isle of SkyeSold
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Peter Dworok, Torridon£ 525.00
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Peter Dworok, Loch Bay, Isle of Skye£ 525.00
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Margaret Evans, A Brooding Light£ 2,950.00
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Helen Glassford, Bleached£ 750.00
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Helen Glassford, Boundless£ 750.00
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Helen Glassford, Divide£ 700.00
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Helen Glassford, Gentle Night£ 500.00
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Helen Glassford, Perpetual Return£ 450.00
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Ian Healy, WolfhoundSold
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Ian Healy, Identity Crisis£ 550.00
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Ian Healy, Bluebell£ 850.00
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Ian Healy, The Major£ 550.00
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Kittie Jones, Incoming Tide£ 895.00
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Kittie Jones, Nesting Shags on Fidra£ 900.00
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Fi Knox, Autumn MajestySold
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Fi Knox, Roe Deer£ 260.00
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Robert McAulay, A Farewell Gathering£ 3,200.00
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Robert McAulay, Dark Field V£ 2,100.00
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Robert McAulay, Dark Fields VI£ 2,100.00
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Robert McAulay, Dark Fields VII£ 2,100.00
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Robert McAulay, Elemental Forces II£ 1,750.00
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Robert McAulay, Fade I£ 2,500.00
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Robert McAulay, Fade II£ 2,500.00
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Robert McAulay, Five Exotic TreesSold
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Robert McAulay, Golden Gradient I£ 1,750.00
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Robert McAulay, Last Year's Leaves ISold
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Robert McAulay, Reflections, Red£ 3,500.00
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Alan McGowan, Blue Backdrop£ 2,950.00
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Alan McGowan, Light in the Darkness£ 1,400.00
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Alan McGowan, Lying Figure£ 1,200.00
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Alan McGowan, Nicci£ 2,500.00
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Alan McGowan, Reclining Figure£ 1,750.00
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Alan McGowan, Unexpected Shadows£ 1,750.00
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Aiden Milligan, Bad Idea to Poke the Badger Hole£ 350.00
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Aiden Milligan, The Laird of CassillisSold
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Aiden Milligan, Look, That Chair's Hovering!£ 400.00
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Aiden Milligan, The Hunter£ 350.00
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Pen Reid, Toad£ 600.00
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Anthony Scullion RGI, Years Gone By£ 2,750.00