article_snippet: The building, which was designed in a 'Queen Anne revival' style, features a number of ornate architectural features .
article_snippet: Photos submitted by architects to the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea Council show an incredibly ornate interior, with elaborate chimney pieces, carved oak panelling and stained glass windows.
article_snippet: The outside, according to experts, is an 'archetypal example of Queen Anne Revival style'.
article_snippet: Photos submitted with plans show the building's beautiful interior, with oak panelling and a wooden staircase leading up to the first floor .
article_snippet: Photos of the interior of the mansion - built in 1886 for wealthy Thomas Andros de la Rue - show its well-preserved stained-glass windows .
article_snippet: While the layout for the mansion - built in 1886 for wealthy Thomas Andros de la Rue - show its well-preserved stained-glass windows will remain largely untouched, the mansion - built in 1886 for wealthy Thomas Andros de la Rue - show its well-preserved stained-glass windows will undergo an 'extensive internal and external refurbishment works'.
article_snippet: The exterior of The property, according to experts, is an 'archetypal example of Queen Anne Revival style'.
highlights_snippet: Ornately-decorated building was designed in 19th century for printer who wanted Queen Anne Revival style home .
  