According to the Royal Collection Trust, many of the items in the house reflect the style and interests of The Queen Mother, who lived in Clarence House for five decades, from 1953 until her death in 2002.
A spokesperson for the St James’s property said: “Their Royal Highnesses love Clarence House and although they have made it their home with their own personal touches, The Queen Mother’s legacy lives on and is evident throughout the house.”
The family mementoes highlight the King’s non-royal duties as a son, father and grandfather – all of which he can enjoy in the private company of his relatives.
And while there’s plenty on display in the publicised rooms, which open throughout the month of August each year, Mok noted that the King’s private quarters are no doubt home to even more fond memories.