Victorian townhouse, Bath

This colourful Victorian townhouse in Bath has been transformed into a relaxed and characterful family home, where bold colour, vintage finds and bespoke joinery sit comfortably alongside the original features of the house. On the ground floor, the rooms have been knocked through to create one generous family space, allowing the kitchen, dining and living areas to flow easily into one another.

A glass shell pendant from Rockett St George, vintage leather chair and marble table from Graham & Green are mixed with artwork by friends and a collection of more personal pieces. Nina Campbell fabric blinds and faux sisal flooring add softness and texture.

The handmade kitchen is paired with a vintage fridge, while the adjoining living room is enveloped in Farrow & Ball’s Rangwali pink, creating a warm and joyful backdrop for bespoke cupboards and shelving.

In the family bathroom, Farrow & Ball’s Bancha brings a rich green against the white walls, balanced by a blind in fabric from Design Archives.

Upstairs, a pretty sitting room has a softer feel, with pink walls, a vintage trunk and a mid-century swivel chair creating a relaxed space for the family to retreat to. The children’s bedroom is equally individual, with bespoke shelving designed specifically to display an impressive Lego collection.

The attic conversion has been turned into an airy bedroom, centred around a bespoke bed and complemented by lighting from Astro Lighting.

Throughout the house, colour, pattern, vintage pieces and contemporary design have been layered together with an easy confidence. The result is a home that feels joyful and highly personal, with practical family spaces that are full of charm, character and unexpected details.

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