HBO’s Emmy-nominated series ‘The Gilded Age‘ is coming to life this holiday season at Lyndhurst Mansion in New York’s Hudson Valley.
From December 4 to 13, 2026, the historic estate will host Fleurs de Villes THE GILDED AGE, a limited-time exhibition featuring spectacular fresh floral artistry.
A historic filming location transformed
Lyndhurst Mansion is the ultimate setting for this event.
The estate is an actual filming location for the hit HBO drama. Its interiors served as the home of Charles and Aurora Fane, while its grounds doubled as Central Park.
The 1894 Bowling Alley became a ferry terminal, and the Carriage House transformed into The New York Globe offices.
The mansion’s third owner, railroad magnate Jay Gould, even helped inspire the fictional character George Russell.
Floral mannequins and holiday magic
Talented local designers will create a curated collection of fresh floral mannequins inspired by the show’s lavish costumes and unforgettable characters.
You will see masterpieces interpreting the bold gowns of Bertha Russell and the understated elegance of Marian Brook.
Beyond the mannequins, you can explore the estate’s renowned Gilded Age Christmas décor.
The exhibition also features live floral demonstrations, a pop-up French café called The Gilded Café, and a curated boutique.
Visitors can even cast a vote for their favorite floral mannequin during their stay.
Event details
- 📍 Lyndhurst Mansion, Tarrytown, New York
- 📆 December 4–13, 2026
- 🎟️ On sale now
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