Unique Architectural Design at Horace Walpole's House

This chapter explores the eccentric and innovative architectural design of Horace Walpole's house, highlighting unique spaces such as the hall, the Holbein room, and the 50-foot long gallery. It discusses the fusion of Gothic and sci-fi elements, intricate papier-mache work, and the unconventional layout of rooms at Strawberry Hill. The chapter also touches on the controversial themes in Walpole's works and the experimental yet fascinating design elements that make the house a must-visit despite its functional failures.