Paper gown in Brighton Pavilion with a cut out section showing a theatre hall.
Andy waited ages for a coffee..
George IV dining hall where he entertained his many mistresses
Bankrupted himself with fixtures and fittings, had to agree to marry , in exchange for the Government agreeing to settle his debts
Axminster carpet with large sunflower design
He loved his fittings 🙂
Here is the theatre in the gown below
Welcome to the Pleasure Dome !
GeorgeIV deliberately furnished the entrance hall in a drab style to create surprise for his guests when they entered sumptuously decorated rooms beyond
Quasi Indian/ Mogul/ mix of architecture by John Nash favoured regency architect in Brighton during George IVs reign . Chinoiserie furnishings and ornaments inside
A busy day sightseeing in Brighton city centre, a stroll along the Pier , with a great fun fair at the end, log flumes! carousels! a visit to the George IV 's Pleasure Pavillion, with costumes made entirely of paper and a wander around the independent shops in the Lanes , with delicious falafel and roasted veg pitta breads , from the indoor market, and Brazilian coffee and lemon cannoli from Joliffes in North Laine area to sustain us.
A sun -filled walk along the front back to the campsite
GeorgeIV deliberately furnished the entrance hall in a drab style to create surprise for his guests when they entered sumptuously decorated rooms beyond 
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