Decorating Shepherd Market

Shepherd Market is a charming and historic enclave of narrow lanes and small squares tucked behind Curzon Street in the heart of Mayfair, taking its name from the annual May Fair that was held here until the early eighteenth century. Its intimate streets are lined with Georgian and Regency brick-built townhouses, boutique apartments and traditional shopfronts, creating an unusually village-like atmosphere at odds with the surrounding grandeur of Mayfair. The area has long been a favourite of artists, writers and independent traders who value its bohemian character.

The dense, pedestrianised lanes of Shepherd Market require skilled painters accustomed to working in restricted access conditions, with particular care needed for the delicate Georgian brickwork, timber shopfronts and period joinery that define the area's character.