Victoria Beckham’s palatial dining hall at £12m Cotswolds home as we’ve never seen it
The fashion designer and David Beckham have a lavish bolthole in the countryside
David and Victoria Beckham recently gave fans a look inside the grand dining hall at their impressive home in the Cotswolds.
Although followers on social media have seen glimpses of their £12m countryside bolthole before, the most recent photo of the breathtakingly beautiful room gives us a view like we’ve never seen before and proves just how palatial it is.
Posh and Becks were dressed to the nines in the photo taken ahead of their evening at Highgrove where they joined King Charles and Queen Camilla and a slew of A-listers for a dinner party celebrating Italian cuisine.
David, 49, and Victoria, 50, were the epitome of glamour in their black tie ensembles with the dining room at their farmhouse providing a royal-esque backdrop.
The couple, who are parents to Brooklyn, Romeo, Cruz and Harper, were standing at the head of a grand wooden dining table which sits on a Persian rug and is surrounded by at least eight chairs, more than enough for their large family.
The ceilings of the dining area are sky-high, and the pair have chosen to keep the rustic beams and wooden panelling on the ceiling, perfectly emphasising the countryside theme.
The walls are classic Cotswold stone and the windows have been dressed in velvet curtains. There is also framed artwork on the walls and a tall wooden cabinet housing crockery and glassware.
