Decorating Fitzmaurice Place

Fitzmaurice Place is an elegant short street in Mayfair connecting Berkeley Street with Berkeley Square, developed in the early eighteenth century and forming part of the historic Lansdowne House estate. The street is characterised by fine Georgian and early Victorian stucco and brick facades, several of which have been converted to high-end commercial and residential use while retaining their period elevations. Its position at the heart of Mayfair places it among London's most prestigious addresses.

Properties on Fitzmaurice Place typically feature Portland stone detailing, painted stucco facades, and the refined Georgian proportions that demand meticulous surface preparation and premium paint systems to achieve the crisp, high-quality finish expected in this part of Mayfair. The Mayfair Conservation Area requires all external works to adhere to approved colour schedules and traditional decorating methods.