About The Attic
The Attic offers a unique space in Lines of Pinner's 17th Century Grade II listed building, giving artists and community groups the opportunity to exhibit in an intimate setting.
The building has a tudor-style of architecture (along with many of the buildings from the same period on Pinner's High Street) with low doorways and high beamed ceilings.
The Attic is split into two distinct areas. The hallway features plastered walls, revealing the original wattle and daub in places, and a lower section of beaming, which was originally the rear exterior wall of the building prior it to being extended. The front room is papered head to toe in an aged Jacobean-style floral wallpaper, which artists have the option of exhibiting their work against.
Click here to find out more about how we decorated The Attic and which products we used.
About Lines of Pinner
Lines of Pinner specialises in wallpaper and fabrics and has been on Pinner's High Street since 1883. With the addition of The Attic gallery the Lines family invite artists to take temporary residence on a street steeped in history, as part of Pinner's oldest retailer.
Click here to view the Lines of Pinner website.