Decorating Rex Place

Rex Place is a quiet mews street in the heart of Mayfair, tucked between Park Street and North Row just south of Oxford Street and running parallel to Grosvenor Square, lined with converted mews cottages and small terraced houses that have been immaculately updated for the luxury residential market. Originally built in the late eighteenth century as stable mews serving the grand houses of the Grosvenor Estate, the street retains its cobbled surface and intimate courtyard character while housing some of Mayfair's most discreet and sought-after private residences. The combination of original fabric and high-specification contemporary interiors makes it one of Mayfair's quieter gems.

The converted mews properties on Rex Place typically combine original London stock-brick facades with modern high-specification interiors, requiring both careful exterior masonry work sympathetic to the conservation area and premium interior finishing to the exacting standards expected by Mayfair clients.