 In their secular commissions the practice used a variety of styles . Their new wing at Holker Hall was in Elizabethan style , as were the additions to Underley Hall . Witherslack Hall has Jacobean detailing , while other country houses , such as Sedgwick House , incorporate Gothic features . Thurland Castle has features of both Elizabethan and late Gothic styles . Motifs taken from the Aesthetic Movement can be found in both the exterior and the interior of their new wing at Holker Hall , and from the Arts and Crafts Movement in the interior of Thurland Castle . 
