Victorians are often remembered for their strict manners, but they were also fascinated by death. Public viewings of the deceased could draw huge crowds, and anatomy lectures became popular forms of education and entertainment. For those who died unidentified or unclaimed, the journey often continued in the anatomy classroom. In an era before modern media, death was not hidden away, it was part of everyday life. #LearnOnTikTok #TikTokLearningCampaign #EduTok

‘Our client wanted the whole space to have a country-house-meets-city atmosphere, and for it to feel like an oasis,’ explains Nathaniel Mosley, who co-founded architectural studio Mosley Thorold with Henry Thorold. Tucked away in a pocket of central London, this Victorian terrace gradually reveals itself as a luminous, multi-level home, where every floor maintains a quiet conversation with the garden beyond. Throughout, contemporary interventions are softened by a tactile palette of reclaimed ti

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