ARCHITECTURE & INTERIOR / UNITED KINGDOMTHE CURATOR'S APARTMENT
Luxury Holiday Let Apartment in Bath, Somerset. The Curator's Apartment is an art-Filled Contemporary split-level Maisonette located in a Grade II listed building at the centre of Bath's trendy Artisan Quarter, welcoming travellers and artists to stay. The 2 beds 1.5 baths generous apartment of 90 sqm offers a calming and comfortable space, whilst within steps of culture gemstones that the World Heritage City of Bath is known for.
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Photography by Toby Mitchell
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"... aiming to achieve an authentic aesthetic that is cosy and personal, more “home” than “hotel”."
Art Filled Contemporary Holiday Let Apartment
History
The Curator's Apartment is located next to, and has lovely views over St Swithin's Church which was built between 1777 and 1790.
The church stands on the site of a previous place of worship dating back to the 10th century, the remains of which are beneath the crypt.
The famous novelist Jane Austen's parents were married at St Swithin's on 26 April 1764 and her father George Austen is buried there.
About
Art-Filled Contemporary split-level Maisonette located in a Grade II listed building at the centre of Bath's trendy Artisan Quarter. The 2 beds 1.5 baths generous apartment of 90 sqm offers a calming and comfortable space, whilst within steps of culture gemstones that the World Heritage City of Bath is known for.
The Walcot area is the essence of alternative life in the city, it brings together a vibrant, eclectic collection of characterful independents offering everything from vintage clothes to designer homeware and quirky artwork to delicious food.
Concept
For the interior concept, inspiration was drawn from the building itself and the surrounding neighbourhood. Situated above a vintage clothes shop and neighbour to several small art galleries, they imagined this would be the home of a well-travelled Curator. A person that loves vintage furnishing as well as modern pieces.
They commissioned bespoke art pieces that would complement the interiors of the apartment, aiming to achieve an authentic aesthetic that is cosy and personal, more “home” than “hotel”.
