The Pemberley Edition
The Pemberley Edition
Bound as a hardback coffee table book, the Pemberley Edition brings together all three volumes of Pride and Prejudice in one quietly elegant format.
The cover features imagined portraits of Lizzy and Jane Bennet, understated in tone and natural in styling. Golden peacock feathers run along the spine in tribute to the classic nineteenth century Peacock Edition.
Inside are three silk ribbon bookmarks and the complete content from the magazine series, presented in a format imagined with Elizabeth Bennet’s taste in mind, graceful, intelligent, and timeless.
This is an edition made to sit with. To share. To return to.
£79.95
Complete and Unabridged · 364 pages · Printed in Britain
Tracked delivery to the UK and USA
In the permanent collection at Jane Austen's House
Inside the Edition
This edition follows the structure of the original 1813 Pride and Prejudice.
The complete text is set in a refined two-column layout, accompanied by fashion editorials, imagined advertisements and historical details that bring the world of Austen to life.
Every page is printed on smooth, high-quality paper to create a 21st-century reading experience.
To be read, shown and shared
Product Information
Author: Jane Austen
Curated by: S J King Esq.
Pages: 364
Dimensions: 222mm x 285mm
Weight: 2.4kg
Printed in the UK
170 gsm gloss paper
Hardback binding
Notes: Three silk ribbon page markers, and green and white endpapers.
Returns and Refund Policy
Returns and Refund Policy
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Shipping Information
Shipping Information
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Behind the Edition
The Pemberley Edition is more than a book. It is the result of hundreds of hours of research, design speculation, and creative reimagining.
Every page is informed by close reading of Austen’s world. The clothes. The manners. The spaces.
Research drew from museum collections including the V&A, the National Portrait Gallery, Chawton House, the British Library, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and the Kyoto Costume Institute, alongside scholarship and the tireless work of Janeite blogs and societies.
For a complete list of all our research points please visit: www.prideandprejudice.uk/references.
All this material was brought into focus with the tools of .ai and the curatorial judgement of a twenty-first-century Creative Director. Models, garments and interiors were imagined, tested and refined until they carried the same balance of wit, elegance and restraint that defines Pride and Prejudice.
Regency England reframed for the twenty-first century, with the genius of Austen as guide.
