Georgian interior features Our clients buy and live in Georgian houses largely because they love the symmetry, room proportions and period features. When our design and build teams are charged with a Georgian house renovation, we shine an expert light on the period features and what...
French interiors during new-found elegance of the Georgian era As specialist Georgian interior designers, we’re pretty well-versed in what was going on in the UK in the 1700s and the early 1800s in terms of Georgian interiors and buildings. But we are always keen to learn...
French influence on Regency interiors If you live in a Regency house in the UK, you may be interested to know more about the influences on Regency interior design and how much of that survives in your house today. Etons of Bath's team of interior designers...
[caption id="attachment_21213" align="aligncenter" width="545"] Brothers Francis and Kazimierz Rzewuscy in Rome, Anton von Maron 1772[/caption] In the Georgian period, the education of a young British gentleman of quality was not considered complete until he had accomplished the Grand Tour, a voyage of aesthetic discovery which concentrated...
A history of Georgian fabric styles and colours...
Lynne Bridge is a garden designer with a difference. After retraining 15 years ago as garden designer and landscape historian, Lynne has extensive experience working on Georgian garden design and being sympathetic to the existing layouts that sit in these often, secret landscaped spaces. Etons of...
Since opening the doors of the new Etons of Bath showroom last September, we've had the pleasure of showing clients fabrics and wall coverings by one of the world’s leading luxury interiors brands, de Gournay. To give you a little background, de Gournay is a...
Georgian Rugs Whether you are looking to repair an old Georgian rug or source a new rugs for your Georgian home, Etons of Bath share their insider tips and advice. When I work on design projects for clients of Etons of Bath, it is often the finishing...
We wanted to share with you some hotels located within Georgian properties in London, Bath and the English Countryside. All three either have an interesting history or have undergone a recent renovation and restoration programmes involving Georgian hotel interior design expertise. The Royal Crescent Hotel -...
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...