Bedroom georgian

This Grade II listed house's extensive refurbishment has resulted in a stunning interior where the emphasis is on visual interest

This is the room that is probably the most similar to the old house- we loved it so much so we wanted to replicate it in London but with some tweaks.

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Antique dealer Jack Laver Brister and his chartered surveyor partner Richard Nares took a hands-on approach when restoring this Georgian townhouse in Somerset, removing incongruous additions and sourcing exquisite historic pieces to create an inviting home

Working with craftspeople to enhance the elegant bones of their Georgian house in London has been a rewarding process for Paul West and Michelle Bower-West, allowing them to create rooms of quiet beauty in which to live and work

England is full of grand country houses and one of our favourite interior decorators Mark Gillette. He has been working on a magnificent Georgian house in the Cotswolds. The May issue of House & Garden with photographs by Simon Brown has ten pages devoted to the restoration and decoration of this beautiful house. Built in the early 18th century c. 1700 and with extensive alterations by John Soane in 1791. The house has been restored for family use by the new owners. Seen here in a photograph…

Rachel and David Ellershaw’s sensitive restoration of their Georgian home has changed the enterprising couple’s lives in ways they could have never imagined

Nestled amidst the rugged beauty of the Scottish landscape, this 18th century country house underwent a complete refurbishment that blended natural building materials with traditional charm. As a listed Georgian property, there was a need to remain true to the building fabric. Diasen Thermactive, a lime & cork based insulating plaster, was spray-applied to the internal walls and finished with Argatherm lime-based finishing plaster, to create a stunning, energy-efficient family home.