Princess Eugenie shares glimpse of Royal Lodge's living room during latest engagement

Princess Eugenie has been isolating at her childhood home, the Royal Lodge, with parents and husband Jack Brooksbank.

During her latest royal engagement, Princess Eugenie gave a small glimpse inside the living room of the Royal Lodge, her childhood home in Windsor.

Princess Eugenie, who has been isolating at the Royal Lodge with her husband Jack Brooksbank and her parents Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, chose the background of her living room for a video call with the head gardeners from Horatio's Garden, a charity caring for gardens in NHS spinal centres.

The princess shared a portion from the video call held on Wednesday on her Instagram account, and captioned it: "I had such a lovely call with co-founder Dr Olivia Chapple and all the head gardeners from @horatiosgarden who told me about their particular gardens that they have been nurturing during lockdown and built by this wonderful charity."

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I had such a lovely call with co-founder Dr Olivia Chapple and all the head gardeners from @horatiosgarden who told me about their particular gardens that they have been nurturing during lockdown and built by this wonderful charity. â£ â£ Horatio's Garden was born from Horatio Chapple's mind where he believed all spinal unit's across the U.K. should have a garden that patients facing a life-changing disability can find consolation and hope. His mother, Olivia, now continues his mission in his name. â£ â£ With the coronavirus pandemic many units have been closed to visitors and their usual gym and physio sessions suspended. Stephen, Imogen, Jacqui and Sallie were able to share some lovely stories about patients really thriving in the gardens. From planting their own vegetables and flowers to having some peace in nature feeling like they are somewhere else entirely. â£ â£ For many across the world the garden has been a place to heal and mentally adjust to the world we now live in. For patients with spinal injuries it can bring freedom physically and mentally when confined by your trauma and now more than ever is so integral. â£ â£ Thank you to everyone at Horatio's Garden for continuing to make these places of calm and sanctuary so special in a time of such uncertainty.
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In the video, the 30-year-old was seen sitting on a brown sofa, which complimented the greyish hues of the wall behind her. A black and white painting could also be seen hanging on the wall behind her. The British royal had used the same background in her last video call as well when she joined her elder sister Princess Beatrice for a talk with the team of Teenage Cancer Trust of which the royal siblings are honorary patrons.

For her virtual discussion with the members of Horatio's Garden, the royal sported a striped piece from her summer wardrobe and left her brunette locks loose. Queen Elizabeth II's granddaughter looked chic in the laid-back striped outfit that was partially visible during the call.

The concept of Horatio's Garden was conceived by a native of Wiltshire, Horatio Chapple, who believed that all spinal units across the United Kingdom should have a garden where patients facing a life-changing disability can find consolation and hope. Tragically, he couldn't live to see the garden grow as he was mauled to death by a polar bear at the age of 17 when he was on a science trip with the British Exploring Society to Svalbard in 2011. His mother, Olivia Chapple, now continues his mission in his name.