Decorating Chesham Mews

Chesham Mews is a quiet cobbled mews tucked behind Chesham Place in the heart of Belgravia, originally built in the mid-nineteenth century to stable the horses of the grand townhouses on the surrounding streets. The mews has since been converted into highly sought-after private residences that retain their intimate, village-like character despite sitting steps from Sloane Square. Low-rise brick and painted render cottages line the lane, each presenting its own individual character within the overall Cubitt-era framework.

Mews properties on Chesham Mews typically feature painted brick and render elevations with timber garage doors that have been converted to entrances, all requiring careful surface preparation and durable exterior paint systems to withstand the enclosed, potentially damp conditions of the mews lane. Owners often commission bespoke colour schemes approved by the Grosvenor Estate.