The market stall areas of Bath Street were transformed during Bridgerton filming to recreate authentic Regency-era shopping experiences, similar to the treatment of nearby Abbey Green. Production teams strategically placed period-appropriate market stalls and wooden crates to disguise modern shopfronts and create convincing 18th-century market scenes. These temporary installations allowed the series to showcase the bustling commercial life of Regency London while utilizing Bath's authentic Georgian streetscape. The market stalls provided essential props for character interactions and social scenes, particularly those involving shopping expeditions and casual encounters between characters. The Georgian architecture of Bath Street provided the perfect backdrop for these market scenes, with its honey-colored stone buildings and period proportions creating an authentic atmosphere. This filming technique demonstrates how period dramas can transform modern spaces into convincing historical settings.