Decorating Bruton Street

Bruton Street is one of Mayfair's distinguished west-to-east streets, connecting New Bond Street to Berkeley Square and lined with a mixture of fine early Georgian townhouses, later Victorian rebuildings, and discreet modern insertions that together create a streetscape of understated Mayfair elegance. The street has royal associations as the birthplace of Queen Elizabeth II, who was born at number 17 in 1926 when it was the home of her maternal grandparents. Today Bruton Street is home to a blend of private residences, offices, and galleries, retaining the quiet, exclusive atmosphere characteristic of this part of the Grosvenor Estate.

The Georgian and early Victorian townhouses of Bruton Street present brick facades with stone dressings and occasional stucco elements, all requiring careful preparation and the use of paints approved under the Mayfair Conservation Area guidelines. High-quality interior finishes are expected throughout, with many clients specifying traditional oil-based paints and bespoke colour mixing for reception rooms.