The discovery of a 17th century tomb for gardeners of Charles I was the impetus to save the St Mary-at-Lambeth parish church from demolition in 1977. Since then, the formal cathedral and grounds (located across the river Thames from the House of Parliament) has been a living showcase and museum dedicated to British gardening and garden design. The interior photos above highlight the renovation completed in November of last year. You can read more about it here.
Via Inhabitat.
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