BATH

Georgian Terrace House

Within a beautiful 18th century terraced ‘cottage’ located in Bath’s old Weston Village, Room renovated the interior achieving a cohesive, stylish family home that reflects their client’s taste.

living room fitted joinery in deep olive colour with period details around the room, a tiled fireplace and contemporary designer furniture
dark wooden coffee table with hardback books and home accessories

With a traditional layout of principle rooms to the front and kitchen and bathroom to the rear, this house had perfect proportions and rustic features to be respected and enhanced. Over the years some features had been lost, and the client’s wished to sensitively add character, backed by their love of both heritage and mid century style. Room conceived a scheme of mixed, tactile materials, rich but muted in tone paint colours, and heritage fittings juxtaposed with contemporary furniture pieces. The aim - to create a timeless home that was everything the client’s envisaged and more, to feel rested in.

Modern chrome and opaque glass lamp on top of stack of books on floor
Corner view of living room with Audo knitting chair next to light green tiled fireplace and chrome side table within georgian house
Stainless steel kitchen units with stainless steel surface and deep red metro tiles, kitchen accessories and monochrome rug with recipe books on window ledge

The rear kitchen, sat within an extension built much later than the original house, is neat in size, and the decision was made to declutter, add style and sophistication, and rather than opt for flat finishes, to reflect light with raw stainless steel and rich gloss tiles. The wall colour was drenched across the ceiling and remaining joinery so to add softness. Light oiled wood flooring, a continuation of the flooring throughout the ground floor which helps to create a feeling of greater space, adds another layer of rawness and texture.

Stainless steel kitchen units with light pink fridge unit with marble handle, red metro tiles and wall lights on a soft light neutral wall
Georgian house living and dining room with shutters at the window, period fireplace and contemporary chairs and table
Modern kitchen surface in stainless steel and red metro tiles surrounding window frame with chrome tap
oak dining table and modern &tradition wooden chairs with black metal arms and legs in an open plan dining room with artwork on the walls and a blue floor lamp

Upstairs, the East facing master bedroom with it’s original shutters and mouldings, is graced by the morning sun. Taking their client’s love of colour and working from a piece of artwork, Room put together a palette of umber and soft green, on a background of a warm neutral which, as the morning light fades and the room loses light, retains this feeling of warmth. As with the ground floor, the bedroom sees a furniture scheme with mixed materials.

Bedside table in burl wood with book and brushed chrome lamp on next to patterned headboard
Master bedroom with deep yellow ceiling and light green fitted wardrobes in alcoves, traditional sutters, contemporary sheepskin chair and a bed with a linen throw
A corner view of a child's bedroom with mid blue fitted joinery and woodwork, traditional stone fireplace and hobbyhorse and striped blind at window

The child’s room is an expression of their love of primary colours, and with a nod to boating in the wardrobe handles and striped blinds. The fireplace was carefully brought back to its original finish and joinery and loose furniture has been added that can easily evolve as the child does.

A burnt orange upholstered headboard against a blue and cream wall next to an oak bedside table with paper mache lamp on

Photography in Digital & Film by Sarah Button

Designed in collaboration with Interiors are Lush

Project Information


Type: Internal renovation

Location: Bath, UK

Completed: 2025


Services

Full concept design

Construction phase assistance

Sourcing

Styling

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