As part of our research into the best Georgian kitchen designs for our clients, we're just back from visiting the workshop of one of our very talented suppliers Artichoke. They're a specialist joinery firm supplying kitchens to, amongst others, many Georgian and Regency properties across...
Image features George Smith Tiplady Sofa, Signature Chairs, Brewster Chair, Empire Stool and Georgian Desk Chair This week I have had the pleasure of speaking Ben Norris CEO of leading upholstered furniture brand George Smith who has shared the firm’s top tips on how to...
This week I have had the pleasure of speaking Ben Norris CEO of leading upholstered furniture brand George Smith who has shared the firm’s top tips on how to choose a sofa for Georgian interiors. George Smith has become synonymous with beautifully crafted upholstered furniture. Every...
Georgian club fenders When it comes to Georgian and Regency properties and interiors, the club fender, a seat that surrounds the fireplace is an iconic, show stopping piece. It's still very much in demand today, as they work well with both traditional and more modern Georgian...
Today’s post is slightly different to my usual. I’m delighted to announce that Georgian Regency Interiors, our specialist Georgian interior design blog, has been nominated for an Amara Interior Blog Award. We are in the ‘Best Interior Designer & Stylist Blog’ category, putting us head to...
Georgian kitchens Classic kitchens in Georgian properties today are more often the focal point and usually the most lived in part of a Georgian home. So when it comes to the history of Georgian and Regency properties, it is important to remember that the original classic...
Georgian bathroom design As a specialist in interiors for Georgian properties and Georgian bathrooms, we like to share my insider tips, information and experiences. We're delighted to introduce a new series to Georgian Regency Interiors called ‘In Conversation’ as a way of introducing you to some...
Georgian lighting Is your property pre-1700? In which case you may have low ceilings, often beamed, and small windows? If so then you will have a dependency on electric light for more hours of the day than a high ceilinged, large windowed Georgian property. However the...
Georgian homes and interiors traditionally feature stone or wood floors fully exposed or with a loose floor covering to add colour, texture and softness. It can be tempting to leave a beautiful floor fully exposed and often this is the right thing to do. However, in...
Guest blogger Louise Brooks, fashion student and budding interior design voyeur, gives her thoughts on how London's hotels, bars, retailers and restaurants can be an inspiration for Georgian interior design. Georgian houses are very much in vogue with commercial companies loving them for their scale and...