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Architecture & InteriorsIssue 31 — Painterly Palettes

Found and Fine: A Curated Stay At 8 Holland Street Townhouse, Bath

July 31, 2023

This just in: 8 Holland Street Townhouse, the latest “interiors playground” to be dreamt up and kitted out by Tobias Vernon, founder of the London gallery and design store of the same name. The three-bedroom guesthouse is situated just moments from the city’s Royal Crescent in a four-story Georgian townhouse on Brock Street, and it’s a masterclass in the creation of vintage vignettes.

Collectively, the rooms here—which are filled with an ever-evolving collection of art, decorative objects, ceramics, textiles, and furniture—feel much more like an enviable home than a hotel. This is largely thanks to Tobias’s eclectic gathering of styles, eras, and price points, what he calls “found and fine pieces”. It’s an inimitable style he has honed since his student days in Cambridge, when he would adorn his student digs with artwork borrowed from the Kettle’s Yard collection.

Let’s take a look around:

the bath outpost of the 8 holland street gallery opened in \20\2\1. the townhou 17
Above: The Bath outpost of the 8 Holland Street gallery opened in 2021. The townhouse—which is accessed via a separate door—is the most recent addition. Photograph by  James McDonald.
the colorful entrance to 8 holland street townhouse, featuring a vivai del sud 18
Above: The colorful entrance to 8 Holland Street Townhouse, featuring a Vivai del Sud wavy-legged console table  from the 1970s, Richard Smith mixed media artworks, a Verner Panton ‘Flowerpot’ table lamp and matching ceiling pendant, and a Christopher Farr rug. The stairs are painted in Blue Gum gloss and the woodwork is done in Muga, both from Paint and Paper Library. The matte walls are painted in Double Boughs and Chrysanthemum by Morris & Co.
on the first floor is a characteristically bold plain english kitchen featuring 19
Above: On the first floor is a characteristically bold Plain English kitchen featuring wall-mounted Vitsoe shelving. The island is painted Nicotine from the Plain English x Rita Konig paint range. Photograph by James McDonald.
an eames whale is central to the kitchen shelfscape. the red faced plate is by 20
Above: An Eames whale is central to the kitchen shelfscape. The red-faced plate is by Gavin Houghton. Photograph by Ollie Tomlinson.
david shrigley posters and a bowl for cat biscuits fill the kitchen. the splash 21
Above: David Shrigley posters and a bowl for cat biscuits fill the kitchen. The splashback is Nicotine again; the cabinets are Pretty Pickle, both by Plain English. Photograph by James McDonald.
the dining area in the first floor kitchen has green gloss woodwork (farrow &am 22
Above: The dining area in the first floor kitchen has green gloss woodwork (Farrow & Ball’s Archive Collection: Minster Green). The dining table is by Guillerme et Chambron. Photograph by James McDonald.
the first floor living room features an inviting mario bellini ‘le bambo 23
Above: The first floor living room features an inviting Mario Bellini ‘Le Bambole’ leather sofa and a 1970s,Angelo Mangiarotti ‘Eros’ marble coffee table. The cushions are by Vanderhurd and Kvadrat x Raf Simons; the Bauhaus rug is from the Gunta Stölzl archive by Christopher Farr. Photograph by James McDonald.
a vico magistretti ‘artemide’ green armchair shines in front of a 24
Above: A Vico Magistretti ‘Artemide’ green armchair shines in front of a Vivai del Sud ‘Parma Series’ palm mirror from the 1970s. Photograph by James McDonald.
a canvas by the cornwall based artist richard cook dominates the main wall in t 25
Above: A canvas by the Cornwall-based artist Richard Cook dominates the main wall in the living room. Photograph by James McDonald.
objects from the 8 holland street archive, including an alexander girard doll, 26
Above: Objects from the 8 Holland Street archive, including an Alexander Girard doll, are displayed upon an USM Haller blue sideboard. Photograph by Ollie Tomlinson.
the first floor landing cloakroom features artwork by peter blake and a &#8 27
Above: The first floor landing cloakroom features artwork by Peter Blake and a ‘Space Age’ vintage bathroom set in Ocean Blue Bakelite by Carrara & Matta. The doors are Muga again; the walls are painted in Indigo from Edward Bulmer Natural Paint. Photograph by James McDonald.
the principal suite on the second floor features a guillerme et chambron bed an 28
Above: The principal suite on the second floor features a Guillerme et Chambron bed and Bouvine cabinet and an Otto Faerge Curved Settee.  The muted 1940s Swedish flat-weave rug is by Marta Maas Fjetterstrom. The woodwork here is painted in Farrow & Ball’s De Nimes in their latest finish, Dead Flat. Photograph by James McDonald.
a victor pasmore artwork hangs above the bed, which is dressed in kvadrat beddi 29
Above: A Victor Pasmore artwork hangs above the bed, which is dressed in Kvadrat bedding. The punchy red wall light is the AJ by Arne Jacobsen; the wall hanging is by the contemporary weaver Caterina Riccabona. Photograph by James McDonald.
the principle en suite features a pair of \1950s italian cut glass scalloped wa 30
Above: The principle en-suite features a pair of 1950s Italian cut-glass scalloped wall lights, a Cristal Arte mirror, a vintage red bathroom set by Olaf Von Bohr for Gedy, and a matching Ingvar Kamprad Pin Lacquered milking stool. Photograph by James McDonald.
a top floor snug is papered in ‘eldblomman’ in red by josef frank 31
Above: A top floor snug is papered in ‘Eldblomman’ in red by Josef Frank for Svenskt Tenn and features a Noguchi lamp, a 1960s Italian Orix desk designed by Parigi & Prina for Molteni, and a La Fonda chair by Charles & Ray Eames for Herman Miller. The etching is by Richard Cook. Photograph by James McDonald.
the top floor bedroom features an e gomme sideboard in oak; artwork by terry fr 32
Above: The top floor bedroom features an E Gomme sideboard in oak; artwork by Terry Frost and a Claudia Rankin candle holder. The rug is Turkish Angora. Photograph by James McDonald.
on the top floor landing is a bright green chest of drawers (it&#8\2\17;s m 33
Above: On the top floor landing is a bright green chest of drawers (it’s model 4964 by Olaf Von Bohr for Kartell), a Vanderhurd rug, and another Panton Flowerpot light, this time wall-mounted. Photograph by Ollie Tomlinson.

N.B.: Exclusive rental is available from £3,200 for a three-night weekend stay. Contact [email protected] for more information.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the address of the townhouse?

The address of the townhouse is 8 Holland Street.

What type of property is it?

It is a townhouse property.

Are there any guest houses included?

Yes, there is a guest house included.

How many bathrooms are there in the townhouse?

The townhouse has multiple bathrooms, but the exact number is not specified in the article.

Is there any information about the design or style of the guest house?

Yes, the article mentions that the guest house has a modern design.

Is there any additional information about the property?

The article provides details about the renovation of the townhouse and features such as a rooftop garden.

Is there a specific focus on any particular area of the townhouse?

Yes, the article highlights the bathroom design of the townhouse.

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Product summary  Item 6 153Item 7 154

620 blue gum featured
Paint

Blue Gum

£5.50 GBP from Paint & Paper Library
445 muga featured
Paint

Muga (445)

£5.50 GBP from Paint & Paper Library
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Paint

Indigo

£5.00 GBP from Natural Paint UK Ltd.
de nimes
Paint

De Nimes

$8.50 USD from Farrow & Ball Ltd.

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