When it comes to Etons of Bath helping clients renovate and rejuvenate their Georgian home interiors, we can be sure of one thing: no two Georgian interior design projects are the same. Whilst Georgian houses are graced with symmetry at their heart, no two buildings or...
Savills, the renowned estate agents, have over 35,000 people working for them in more than 60 countries worldwide. Their Bath office, run by Luke Brady, is one of the best places to visit if you are wanting to buy or invest in a Georgian property...
Whilst Georgian bathrooms didn't exist in any form that we understand today. At Etons of Bath, we are nevertheless looking to create bathrooms within Georgian properties that sit well within their Georgian interior design as well as meeting with our 21st century expectations of luxurious...
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 -...
On a recent visit to Rome I was struck by the talent and dedication of the painters and the relevance to todays classic interior that Trompe L'oeil, done well, offers. Could you use this technique in your Georgian or Regency home?...
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...
Organising the redecoration or renovation of your Georgian home - an interior designer's perspective [caption id="attachment_952" align="alignleft" width="199"] The crowning glory[/caption] [caption id="attachment_949" align="alignleft" width="200"] Pristine and perfect[/caption] So, what is the best order to tackle the renovation of a Georgian home or redecoration of a house? Well, it's not...
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...
