The Manor

Greasby.

- Cozy gastro pub, restaurant and wedding venue - 

Client: Nelson Hotels

Designer: Tibbatts Abel

Theme: The transformation of run down 17th century Manor House into a cozy Gastro Pub, Restaurant and Wedding Venue. Breathing a new lease of life into the scheme preserving some of the history whilst introducing a modern twist with Bold Abstract Canvases, glazed ceramic pots and plants. Tradition and Contemporary works, side by side.

The Manor is a stunning example of how layered textures, colour, and curated detail can transform a space into a warm and character-filled social hub. At LCT Interior Solutions, we were proud to supply all the finishing touches that bring this pub’s personality to life. The interiors blend rustic charm with bold contemporary expression, balancing exposed brickwork and timber with sumptuous velvet seating, statement lighting, and vibrant artworks. Throughout the space, we provided original abstract paintings and framed prints that inject dynamic energy and focal interest into each area. Rich tones—mustards, deep blues, and warm terracottas—are echoed across soft furnishings and accessories, while thoughtfully placed planting softens the palette and adds freshness to the cosy setting. Decorative mirrors and vintage-inspired details in the restrooms continue the eclectic, curated feel, offering guests a memorable visual experience at every turn. The result is a sophisticated yet relaxed environment, perfectly suited to both intimate gatherings and lively evenings, and a strong testament to how thoughtful finishing details can elevate a hospitality space.

Original and Bold! Beautiful Abstract canvas picking out the colours in the soft furnishings and accessories, with the addition of a bespoke antiqued mirror, creating further reflection and colour.

Click on each image to view, this gallery shows the extent of the installation by LCT Interior Solutions, including framed local and historical artworks, bespoke original canvases, mirrors, decorative accessorie and potted plants.

Traditional artworks with the addition of 3D shadow box framing, with decorative accessories and planting to shelving.