Decorating Wilton Row

Wilton Row is one of Belgravia's most picturesque mews streets, a cobbled lane of converted Regency stable buildings tucked behind Wilton Crescent that has been sympathetically transformed into desirable private residences. The low-rise two-storey houses retain their original stable-block character with wide carriage-arch openings, painted render facades, and window boxes, creating an almost village-like atmosphere in the heart of Belgravia. The street is home to the Grenadier pub, a celebrated institution with strong associations with the Duke of Wellington's household.

The rendered facades of Wilton Row mews houses require regular redecoration using high-quality exterior masonry paints that can flex with the substrate through seasonal movement. Colour consistency across the mews is important given the tightly grouped streetscape, and the Grosvenor Estate maintains guidelines on appropriate palette choices.