Explaining Past on Instagram: "During the Victorian era, makers created mirrors using a process called silvering. They spread a mix of silver nitrate, ammonia, and sugar onto the back of a glass sheet. The chemicals reacted and turned silver ions into solid silver. This formed a thin reflective layer on the glass. After drying and polishing, the surface became bright and clear. This method replaced older mercury methods and gave safer results with better reflection quality."

Alice Lane Home Collection on Instagram: "This week on the Dear Alice podcast… We’re stepping inside Grand Tour Estate in a brand-new Remodel Masterclass episode. Join us as we walk through the inspiration, design choices, and thoughtful details behind the transformation. Tune in now wherever you get your podcasts!"