Georgian furniture

Georgian Panelling or 18th century panelling as it is sometimes called is characterised by a three part division into frieze, field and dado. Often seen floor to ceiling, the tall raised and fielded panels were used to make the room feel taller and grander.

Hepplewhite and Sheraton Furniture examples of Georgian Style.

Diagram of British chair backs early Georgian to 2nd half of 18th century.

Georgian Limestone floors: To Replace or to Emulate? Artorius Faber/Etons of Bath floor – Georgian Rectory hallway When it comes to Georgian stone flooring in houses we renovate for clients,…

If your interiors need an injection of the exotic......fantastical oriental scenes and sinuous, stylized flower and bird motifs, then you might consider a redo using Chinese wallpaper. Chinoiserie, from chinois, the French word for “Chinese”, is a interior style that has witnessed a recent surge in popularity and stunning walls of Chinese inspired wallpaper will create the perfect backdrop for rooms filled with beautiful and exotic furnishings, fabrics, and porcelain imports. Heavily…

A Georgian Welsh elm chair, with wonderful colour. With possibly makers installs to the underside of seat. Circa 1760 20” wide x 17” deep x 38” high (17” seat height) / 50.8cm wide x 43cm deep x 96.5cm high (43 cm knee height) Sold

Having taken on the lease of a Georgian parsonage situated in a Dorset village, Ben Pentreath set about furnishing and gently restoring it, making an impact with small, considered changes.

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“Suzanne is the epitome of Old World, but she brings it all into the present day.” ~ Duane Hampton L.A. based interior designer Suzanne Rheinstein is by heart an east coast girl. Raised…