Handmade curtains in Bath and Bristol Window dressings and made to measure curtains are a key component of Georgian interior design schemes to control natural light, offer privacy and keep heat in. Although practical in nature, they can still be made into a focal point of the...
Research, out last week, which was undertaken by RIBA and IPSOS Mori, has found that many new homes have insufficient space for storage, poor levels of natural light and a sub-standard electrical specification for modern living. So I thought it might be useful to explore how...
Being an specialist Georgian interior designer based in Bath, here are the most commonly asked questions we get to help troubleshoot some standard Georgian interior design questions. Hopefully it will give you some top tips in how best to reinvigorate the interiors of your Georgian...
One thing that can really influence a Georgian interior design scheme is the use of great lighting. It's often the last thing that people think about, as getting the right furniture or paint colour can be the priority. But creating a lighting scheme for Georgian...
Modern interiors in Georgian homes It is often said that there is nothing truly original anymore, and whilst this may be true we can often find great pleasure in modern updates or new takes on an original. As an interior designer in Bath, I take a...
Georgian open plan spaces Open plan living has become increasingly more popular over the last ten years as part of Georgian interior design, and this is with no exception a part of period style homes. The large rooms in Georgian homes are well suited to creating...
I was interested to read an article the other day which highlighted the amount of overseas interest in Georgian and period style homes in London. Foreign buyers are becoming more and more interested in London living, and with currency exchange rates that produce discounts of up to...
Lassco at Brunswick House, purveyor of reclamation, ornament and curiosities, is housed in a Georgian mansion by Vauxhall Cross. It's surrounded by two fast lanes of traffic – front and back – and backed by the St George’s Wharf development, which dwarfs it. Against such a backdrop of...
I visited the Goring Hotel www.thegoring.com last week. I wasn’t there for the Edwardian architecture but for the Gainsborough Silk walls in the aptly named Silk Rooms. [caption id="attachment_25" align="alignnone" width="264"] Regency Wall Mirror reflects silk room at The Goring[/caption] That visit inspired me to begin this...