Regency | Patrick Baty – Historical paint consultant

A Regency Villa near London

I am frequently asked to assist the new owner of a house in the selection of suitable paint and colours. In this instance it was for an early nineteenth century house to the east of London. The house has two...

Willey Hall

Following the succession of Cecil Weld-Forester to the estate in 1811 a new house was built. The old Hall was demolished by November 1812, though its service and stable blocks survived and were later converted to...

Patrick Baty has helped the Regency Town House Museum for many years

Brunswick Square, Hove

Over the years I have been assisting the Regency Town House with matters concerning paint and colour. On a personal level I have also lent the curatorial team a collection of family letters from 1824-1870, many of...

Patrick Baty was asked to visit the house and give advice on the redecoration of this small Regency house in North London

Montrose House, Hampstead

I was asked to visit the client and give advice on the redecoration of this small Regency house in Hampstead, North London. View Larger...

Patrick Baty was asked to provide advice on appropriate paint colours for this Regency villa in Clifton, Bristol

Norland House, Clifton

I was asked to provide advice on appropriate paint colours for this Regency villa in Clifton, Bristol. The house was built in the Greek Revival style in 1826, possibly by Charles Dyer (1794-1848). It appears to...

Patrick Baty was employed to advise on the decoration of this fine early 19th century house. Papers and Paints has supplied much of the paint.

The Stone, Chalfont St Giles

I was employed to advise on the decoration of this fine early 19th century house. My company Papers and Paints has supplied much of the paint. View Larger...

Patrick Baty carried out the paint analysis in this building

Dec 7th, 2010 | Patrick | Commercial premises | No Comments

Commercial Rooms, Bristol

The Commercial Rooms, Bristol were built in 1810 by Charles Busby (an architect who had done much work in Brighton and Hove). Originally it housed a club for mercantile interests and during the mid-19th century...

Nov 26th, 2010 | Patrick | Clubs and Societies | 2 Comments

Athenaeum

The site of the Athenaeum Club was over the western corner of Carlton House, home of the Prince Regent before his accession to the throne but demolished in 1826-27. I have carried out a great deal of work here. ...

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