Etons of Bath

Etons of Bath Our focus is on classically inspired interiors. Our ethos combines a personable and expert approach with customer service and design quality.

Welcome to Etons of Bath, a new business formed by merging Latham Interiors and Eton Design. We specialise in classically inspired interiors with particular expertise in Georgian and Regency properties. We now have offices in Bath (together with a large showroom and curtain workshop) and Guildford to cover all areas of the UK.

Following my family trip to Devon, it was only right that I mention Saltram - National Trust.One of the finest examples ...
03/09/2026

Following my family trip to Devon, it was only right that I mention Saltram - National Trust.

One of the finest examples of Georgian design in the South West, Saltram House is a wonderful lesson in how architecture, craftsmanship and decoration come together to create interiors of remarkable elegance.

From Robert Adam’s refined decorative schemes to beautifully proportioned rooms, intricate plasterwork and exceptional craftsmanship, every space feels considered and beautifully composed. It’s a reminder that the best interiors aren’t simply decorated, they’re designed as a complete whole.

While few of us are creating rooms on this scale today, the principles remain just as relevant. Respect the architecture, let each room have its own purpose, and create interiors that feel timeless rather than trend-led.

If you’re ever in Devon, it’s well worth a visit.

Image 1, 2 & 5: India Wright
Image 3: Saltram - National Trust
Image 4 & 6: IN THE ENGLISH STYLE

Georgian properties are often associated with dark interiors, traditional decoration and grand, formal rooms. But the re...
01/09/2026

Georgian properties are often associated with dark interiors, traditional decoration and grand, formal rooms. But the reality is much more nuanced.

From embracing contemporary furniture alongside original features to understanding that each room can have its own character, there are plenty of misconceptions around designing and living in a Georgian home.

The key is to respect the architecture without feeling restricted by it. The most successful interiors balance the history and character of the building with the way we want to live today.

Which of these surprised you most?

A lovely few days in Spain, soaking up the sunshine, sea and beautiful sunsets. I always find that time away gives me a ...
28/08/2026

A lovely few days in Spain, soaking up the sunshine, sea and beautiful sunsets. I always find that time away gives me a fresh inspiration, whether it’s the colours of the landscape, natural textures or simply the way a space makes you feel.

Now back in the office and excited to start planning some new projects!

24/08/2026

What happens when Georgian architecture meets contemporary design?

For this Grade II listed Georgian country house, the brief was to create a calm, contemporary apartment that celebrated the building’s remarkable proportions while embracing a more pared-back way of living.

Rather than competing with the original architecture, the interiors were designed around it. A soft monochromatic palette, sculptural lighting, carefully chosen furniture and thoughtfully curated artwork allow the Georgian features to remain the focal point, proving that contemporary design can sit beautifully within a historic setting.

The result is a home where old and new exist in perfect balance, respecting the past while feeling entirely relevant for modern life.

Trends come and go, but great design is rooted in thoughtful decisions. Respecting the architecture, investing in crafts...
06/08/2026

Trends come and go, but great design is rooted in thoughtful decisions. Respecting the architecture, investing in craftsmanship and creating homes with longevity will never go out of style.

Perhaps that’s what “kinda chic” really means.

08/07/2026

A Bath townhouse of light, shade and architectural detail.

For this Grade I listed Georgian home, the brief was to introduce rich, enveloping colour to the principal living rooms while keeping the staircase, kitchen and bedrooms softer, brighter and more tranquil.

Every decision was made to celebrate the building’s original character, from elegant cornicing and fireplaces to restored floorboards, sash windows and working shutters, creating a family home that feels both timeless and beautifully liveable.

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This luxury apartment, situated on one of Bath’s famous crescents, presented a potentially challenging space. The challe...
23/06/2026

This luxury apartment, situated on one of Bath’s famous crescents, presented a potentially challenging space. The challenge resulted from the carving up of the property when converted into apartments, leaving a relatively small room with exceptionally high ceilings, located on the grandest floor in the house.

The room was to be the bedroom for a delightful little boy of 3 years old. Working closely with our talented and creative client, we set about recreating it into a magical wonderland. The ‘other-worldly’ mural depicting a land of mythical creatures wrapped the room and brought the eye downwards. The fairytale pelmet and curtains added proportion and a mystical feel, whilst the shapes of the contemporary pendant light and seating add a modern touch.

We love to wonder how it might fuel a little boy’s imagination.

Who wouldn’t want to wake up to this every morning?

What’s our approach when designing bathrooms? As bathrooms were not an original feature of a Georgian property, we aim t...
19/06/2026

What’s our approach when designing bathrooms? As bathrooms were not an original feature of a Georgian property, we aim to create spaces that feel worthy of the character and status of the house.

We specify quality brassware and sanitaryware to deliver durability and longevity, and combine these with beautiful tiling and wallcoverings to create bathrooms that are far from homogenous and reflect the detailing that goes into adjacent bedrooms.

Individually designed and custom-made vanity units, which read as pieces of furniture in their own right, are often topped with ornate framed mirrors and combined with wall lights to ensure that the character and ambience are right for any moment. Overly contemporary touches are kept to a minimum, but tiled in alcoves, underfloor heating and LED lighting within a shower can subtly enhance the whole experience.

High-quality brassware is essential - there are some beautiful ranges in classical styles that absolutely don’t compromise on functionality from brands like Samuel Heath, who make all of their brassware in a factory in Birmingham.

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Bath

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Monday 9am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 5:30pm
Thursday 9am - 5:30pm
Friday 9am - 5:30pm

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