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Belgravia
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sunny
daze
Kick back, relax and
soak up the sun at
The Berkeley's La Dolce
Vita rooftop terrace
Also Inside: The Goring's seductive new seafood restaurant Siren
Find your perfect read at Belgravia Books
A day in the life of tailor Nicola Donati
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August
Welcome Instagram
There's plenty going on in Your social media snaps of life
Belgravia this summer, says out and about in Belgravia's
editor Cally Squires most Insta-worthy spots
6 28
Upfront Interiors
Pottery, pampered pets and Inside seafood restaurant Siren
air-purifying lamp posts all at The Goring, interior designer
come to Belgravia this month Russell Sage's latest project
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What's on Made in Belgravia
Toast, croquet and the London Designer Vicki Sarge brings her
Design Festival are among late rock 'n' roll flair to her locally
summer's essential events made fashion jewellery
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Culture Beauty
Independent booksellers We talk eco-styling with the
Belgravia Books on their South African owners of
personal approach Belgravia hair salon Issy's
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Food & drink Awards
10 Nathan Outlaw's new seafood Once again it's time to nominate
restaurant Siren at The Goring your local heroes for the
is open for business Belgravia Awards
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Chef's table Spotlight
Namita Panjabi shares key The weather didn't always play
dishes from Michelin-starred ball but Belgravia partied on
Indian restaurant Amaya regardless
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Style Health & beauty
The hottest pieces to pack Restorative treats and
in your suitcase and take on treatments for the mind
18 holiday this summer and the body
50
A day in Belgravia
Nicola Donati takes us through
a typical day in the life of an
Italian tailor in Belgravia
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e’ve embraced Produced for Grosvenor by
Welcome
Publishing Business,
all things style in 3 Princes Street,
London, W1B 2LD
this issue, with a
Editor Cally Squires
round-up of the 020 7259 1058 cally@pubbiz.com
hottest holiday Deputy editor
Jonathan Whiley 020 7259 1057
fashion, a behind- jonathan@pubbiz.com
Sub-editor Holly Kyte
the-scenes look at Designer Andy Lowe
Commercial director
how jeweller Vicki Caroline Warrick 020 7259 1051
Sarge’s standout Advertisement manager
Bridget Rodricks 020 7259 1059
pieces are made and a peak into a day in the life of Circulation manager Julie Ward
Publisher Adrian Day
super-chic Kinnerton Street tailor Nicola Donati. 020 7259 1053 adrian@pubbiz.com
Cover image La Dolce Vita rooftop
The Goring’s gorgeous new restaurant Siren has terrace at The Berkeley
all the best Cornish produce, with a smart interior While we always do our best to
to match, as we found out when we caught up with ensure that firms and organisations
appearing in the magazine are
designer Russell Sage. And let’s not forget our old reputable, the editor can give no
guarantee that they will fulfil their
foodie favourites. Amaya’s founder Namita Panjabi obligations in all circumstances.
shares some her of favourite dishes from the Readers must therefore deal with them
at their own risk.
restaurant’s Michelin-starred Indian menu.
Flick through the Spotlight pages to catch pictures
from Belgravia’s summer parties, from the Belgrave
Square BBQ and Motcomb Street bash to the most Printed in the UK on ECF (chlorine-free)
paper using fibre sourced from well-
handsome hounds at the annual Dog Show. managed forests. All inks vegetable
Plus find out how to nominate your local hero to based. Our printers are certified to ISO
14001 environmental management.
take home a trophy at the Belgravia Community
Awards in 2020.
Cool things down with a dip in The Berkeley’s Publishing Business is a member
of the Professional Publishers
stunning rooftop pool, or take the plunge and try Association and observes the PPA
Code of Publishing Practice.
out new Eccleston Yards hotspot London Cryo’s
cryotherapy chamber if you can brave it.
Don’t forgot to share your own photos using
#BelgraviaLondon on Instagram, as we’ll be
picking the best ones to go in the next issue. Grosvenor Britain & Ireland
creates and manages high quality
neighbourhoods that are great places
to live, work and visit. Our diverse
property development, management
and investment portfolio includes
Grosvenor’s London estate of Mayfair
and Belgravia and other developments
in London, Oxfordshire and
Cambridgeshire.
We are part of the Grosvenor Group, one
of the world’s largest privately-owned
property companies, which develops,
manages and invests in property in more
than 60 cities around the world.
As at 31 December 2018, Grosvenor
Britain & Ireland had assets under
management of £5.3bn.
Cally Squires, Editor
grosvenor.com
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Upfront
The memoirs of Studio Pottery
Princess Galitzine London arrives
A new book written by and featuring Develop a feel for clay by
former Belgravia resident, philanthropist trying out pottery at a new
and model Princess Jean Galitzine has opening in Belgravia.
been published. Working for Christian Studio Pottery London is
Dior tells the story of her early life as a coming to 29 Eccleston Place,
Special Operations executive during the part of Eccleston Yards,
Second World War, Christian Dior model this summer and will allow
and wife to a White Russian prince. people to try their hand at
Born Jean Dawnay, she became the first the craft alongside an expert
Englishwoman to model for Dior. tutor.
After her marriage, she devoted herself A host of different
to philanthropy in London and classes are available, from
Russia. The book was written in introductory three-hour
partnership with her daughter sessions for novices to special
Katya, before the princess one-off masterclasses.
died in 2016, and is published
by Zuleika, priced £6.99. Studio-pottery-london.com
Five-star furry friends
There is a furr-midable new guest at The Lanesborough The Goring's star chef
as the five-star hotel welcomes a resident cat.
Lilibet (pictured as a kitten) arrived in June and is The Goring’s flagship Michelin-starred restaurant
the latest addition in what is becoming something has a new chef at the helm. Richard Galli has been
of a trademark among Oetker Collection properties. appointed executive chef at The Dining Room,
Burmese cat Fa-Raon has become a popular part of following the departure of Shay Cooper.
the furnishings at sister hotel Le Bristol in Paris, where Galli has been head chef at the hotel since July
he has his own private apartment decorated by graffiti 2017, having previously worked at the likes of The
artist Renk. Wolseley and Morton’s and The Square in Mayfair.
“It is a great honour to be taking the position
of executive chef at such an iconic English hotel.
I have hugely enjoyed the past two years at The
Green lanterns Goring and really look forward to continuing to
cook dishes that bring the greatest of pleasure to
our guests.”
A world-first scheme aimed (For the unveiling of Siren at The Goring, see
at reducing air pollution and page 28.)
improving biodiversity is being
piloted in Belgravia.
Grosvenor has fitted six
lamp posts on Ebury Street
with a range of vegetation Pooches go Over Glam
able to promote biodiversity,
purify the air and make The dog days are over for pooches in Belgravia with
the neighbourhood more a stylish new fashion brand set to provide paws for
aesthetically pleasing. thought among shoppers and their four-legged friends.
They are part of the Estate’s Over Glam, set to open at 13 Eccleston Yards at the
sustainability programme of end of August, was founded by cousins and dog lovers
investments and innovations to Ran Xie and Jerry Haung last year.
improve air quality for residents, The company is a luxury brand that aims to “change
workers and visitors. the way we think about the pet lifestyle market” and
focuses on comfort and practicality.
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What’s on
August & September
September 14–22 Until August 31
London Design Outdoor Yoga
Festival Stretch your limbs with free
The crème de la crème of the outdoor yoga sessions at
design world will once again Eccleston Yards. There is also William Ewart
have their moment in the sun a special evening yoga class Reformer 1798-1869
as the international design with Silou at 7pm on Thursday,
community descends on the August 22. Tickets, £15, are Eaton Square
capital for the 17th annual redeemable at SMUK when you
event. spend more than £50. Born: In Liverpool on May 1, 1798.
The nine-day celebration William Ewart was educated at
includes more than 400 Eton and Christ Church, Oxford,
different events, exhibitions and was awarded the Newdigate
and installations, including Prize for English verse. Called
new commissions and projects to the bar in 1827, he entered
across London. Parliament for the borough of
September 17–October 4 stunning images are taken from
Pimlico Road is once again Bletchingley in Surrey until 1830,
David White around the world, from Nepal to
going on to represent his birth
designated as an official From the Arctic to the Antarctic, Hokkaido (the northernmost island
Until August 3 ‘design district’ with a town of Liverpool and later Wigan
the beauty of nature across the of Japan), and from closer to home,
Toast showcase of design workshops and Dumfries Burghs.
globe is distilled in a new exhibition the Marlborough Downs.
A last chance to watch the stage and beautiful products. at the Osborne Studio Gallery. “When I was in Hokkaido I tried
adaptation of cookery writer Nigel Highlights include an Famous for: A liberal social
The Motcomb Street gallery will to capture the beautiful red-crowned
Slater’s bestselling memoir at the interactive breakfast talk reformer, Ewart is considered the
host a solo showcase from wildlife cranes in a different way – very
Other Palace Theatre. at The Odd Chair Company, founding father of public libraries.
photographer David White from difficult to do because you have to
From £15 to £65 open studio events at Robert He also secured the abolition of
mid- September. have a completely white background
lwtheatres.co.uk/toast, 020 7087 7900 Kime, a showcase at PINCH hanging criminals in chains and
The wildlife photographer’s of snow to achieve the results.”
on Ebury Street and the of capital punishment for cattle
Until August 31 unveiling of new designs at stealing and other minor offences.
Croquet and other games SCP from pioneering light He then continued to agitate for the
Thwack! The sound of mallets brand Roll & Hill. full abolition of the death penalty.
continues to take centre stage
throughout August as the Jones The originator of the Blue
Family Kitchen plays host to Plaque Scheme: It is fitting that
outdoor games in the courtyard. Ewart is commemorated under the
Free very scheme that he first mooted
ecclestonyards.com in Parliament over 155 years ago.
Until September 29 Death: After retiring in 1868,
Queen Victoria’s Palace Ewart died at his home in Devizes
Marking the 200th anniversary the following year. His blue plaque
of Queen Victoria’s birth, was originally located on his
this immersive experience at residence in Cambridge Square,
Buckingham Palace tells the Paddington, but that building’s
story of how the young monarch demolition saw the plaque
transformed the royal residence. re-erected in Eaton Square in 1963.
Adults £25, over-60s and students
£22.80. 0303 123 7324
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Culture
E
bury Street is the kind of place that to word of mouth. It’s having customers come in, and
Belgravia as a neighbourhood does so them not needing to speak. Because I can say, ‘Right,
well: a sleepy side-street, friendly and I’ve got this for you.’”
unassuming, and yet right in the thick Does he take the opportunity to push his favourite
of things – accessible to office workers, books? “Only if I think they’ll like them. And what
school-runners, tourists and locals alike. In other I will never say is, ‘You should read this.’ There’s
words, it’s the perfect place for an independent no book that I think is that important. There are
bookshop. so many different ways of reading. To say ‘This is
I visit Belgravia Books on a breezy Saturday important’ is to actually say that the rest aren’t.
morning. It’s airy and healthily stocked, and as with That doesn’t sit well. It is always case by case.”
all good bookshops there’s a sense that you could Because of this, the shop’s advantages over an
cast your eye anywhere and find your new favourite online superstore are obvious. With hundreds of
writer, or be introduced to a new perspective. That books published every week, places like Belgravia
savvy curation is down to Andy Barr, the shop’s Books offer that all-important guide. And Andy is
manager. optimistic: “As an independent bookshop, you have
It was opened in 2011 as an offshoot of the to offer something different. There is no point trying
publisher Gallic Books, which has been running to compete with online retailers and supermarkets,
since 2007 and today operates out of the shop itself. so you need to be showing people different books
The publisher was started exclusively to bring new alongside the books they come to expect. I buy things
translations of French novels to an English-language that my local customers will like or won’t have seen
readership. Now, it has widened to also bring books before. Or something that deserves attention.”
originally published in Australia or New Zealand to “Lots of people do make a conscious effort to buy
a UK readership. from independent bookshops. If you lose these shops
The bookshop, of course, stocks all of the you lose more than just convenience.” He means
publisher’s books – its bestseller is The Elegance of community, insight and the human touch. Andy
the Hedgehog by Muriel Barbery, which sold over a talks about books with the genuine sense that the
million copies in its native France. But otherwise it right book can change a person – and it’s hard to
has no specific allegiances in terms of what it stocks: argue. So if you’re ever stuck for what to read next –
“Just cracking stories,” says Andy. history, fiction, non-fiction or an explosive novel from
One of his jobs as a bookseller, as he sees it, is to halfway across the world – come and pay the shop a
bring the right book to the right person. “We do a visit. It could just change the way you think.
lot of recommending,” he says. “It’s ascertained, and 59 Ebury Street
it varies from customer to customer. Some people
will say, ‘I don’t care; I just want a great book,’ but
most people will have something in mind, or at least Andy’s picks
certain tastes.” Currently reading: Europe by Tim Flannery, a natural history of
The shop has established itself in the community Europe, since it first emerged.
with a growing legion of loyal customers, which only Favourite book: How long have you got? The Age of Innocence
improves the recommendations: “Over the last eight by Edith Wharton, Cold Comfort Farm by Stella Gibbons, The
years, we’ve established relationships. It’s a sense of Queen’s Gambit by Walter Tevis. Ask me on another day and
belonging, and watching the business grow thanks you’ll get a completely different answer.
Uncommon readers
With independent bookshops in competition with big online
retailers, manager Andy Barr explains how Ebury Street's
Belgravia Books offers something a little different
words: alex biand
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Culture
We asked some of Belgravia's
famous names to share their reading
recommendations
Andrew Roberts author and resident
Currently reading: Lucasta Miller’s utterly brilliant
L.E.L.: The Lost Life and Scandalous Death of Letitia
Elizabeth Landon, the Celebrated "female Byron", a truly
extraordinary work of sleuthing and scholarship.
Favourite book: My favourite is Alexander
Solzhenitsyn’s The First Circle, a searing indictment
of Communism.
Marcus Wareing chef
Currently reading: How Not to Die by Michael Greger
MD. It’s quite heavy going, but I’m finding it hugely
interesting. It’s on the benefits of certain foods in
preventative health and reversing illness.
Favourite book: I Am Pilgrim by Terry Hayes. I’m still
waiting for the next of his books.
Jemima Jones and Lucy Carr-Ellison
chefs/owners of Tart London
Currently reading: Lucy: I’m just finishing The Truth
About the Harry Quebert Affair. I’ve found it to be a
really great poolside number!
Jemima: I’ve just finished Educated by Tara Westover –
one of the best page-turners I have ever read.
Favourite book: Lucy: This is a hard one! I think it would
have to be between City of Thieves by David Benioff, or
Modoc by Ralph Helfer. Wonderland Avenue by Danny
Sugarman is a close third.
Jemima: My undisputed all-time favourite book is
The Goldfinch by Donna Tartt.
Anton Mosimann chef
Currently reading: Howard Hodgkin: Painting India.
I have really enjoyed seeing the country through
his creative eyes. We have a number of his prints in
Mosimann’s and his work never ceases to inspire me.
Favourite book: From my own library, a first-edition
cookery book written by Bartolomeo Scappi, the chef to
the pope, in 1570. It is filled with practical advice that is
still valid today.
Kelleigh Greenberg-Jephcott author
Currently reading: I’m currently rereading
Revolutionary Road and [Richard] Yates’s collections From top;
of short stories. He is a master at painting the secrets Andrew Roberts,
contained behind closed doors. Marcus Wareing,
Favourite book: I have several favourites I return to Jemima Jones and
annually – John Fowles’s The Magus; Donna Tartt’s The Lucy Carr-Ellison,
Secret History. My appreciation deepens each time I Anton Mosimann,
encounter them, like a playlist of treasured standards. Kelleigh Greenberg-
Jephcott
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4 Belgravia — August 2019
Food & drink Food & drink
SIREN OPENS
ITS DOORS Fresh from
The Goring’s new restaurant, Siren, is the pantry
officially open, bringing a touch of the
Cornish seaside to Belgravia. Chef Nathan Locals will be glad to know that
Outlaw has created a stunning seafood Wild by Tart in Eccleston Yards is
menu, with daily fresh catches of the day now open on Saturdays, and the
available alongside starters like cured grab-and-go deli now includes
monkfish and grilled mackerel, plus mains an extended pantry with fresh
of battered turbot, red mullet with devilled pasta from Natoora, cheese by
shrimp butter and classics like grilled lobster The Cheese Merchant, olive oils
and Dover sole. and vinegars by The Vinegar
There are also incredibly scrumptious snacks Shed and fantastic bread by
of lobster scampi and crab scones being The Snapery Bakery. Watch this
served at the bar, where a new cocktail menu space for more details on the
has been created by manager Tiago Mira. restaurant space coming soon.
True to The Goring’s history, drinks like the
Rosehip Royale Garden Gimlet are inspired
by British spirits and made with herbs from
the hotel’s own garden. Summer cocktails
Soak up the summer sun at the Jumeirah Carlton
Tower before the iconic hotel closes later in the year
for a full refurbishment. St-Germain elderflower liqueur
has taken over the Rib Room terrace, with a special
cocktail menu including infusions like the Rib Room
Spritzer and Wild Ginger Gin. Alongside the artfully
created drinks, complimentary canapés are served
daily from 5–7pm, and the terrace is running until
the end of August.
Seafood Ice pops
sensation
We all scream for ice cream in the holidays, and
Dominique Ansel is answering those prayers with
three clever creations available at the bakery this
summer. Choose from a watermelon soft serve,
dished up in a real watermelon vessel, complete
From top: with chocolate pips. Also on the soft-serve front is
Of all the tasty treats on offer in Belgravia, Fisherman’s stew, a homemade English strawberry ice cream with
don't miss Nathan Outlaw's new seafood Grilled mackerel, white-chocolate leaves, served in a waffle-cone
Chef Nathan Outlaw and hotelier bowl. Finally, the Pop Fleur is making a comeback –
restaurant at The Goring hotel Jeremy Goring Photo: Emli Bendixen push up the Wakamomo peach yoghurt and watch
it bloom into a beautiful edible rose.
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Chef's table
Spice of life
Amaya co-founder Namita Panjabi conjures up a taste of India as she
takes us through the making of some of the key dishes in her
Michelin-starred Indian restaurant
I
ndia has a great grilling tradition, even September, depending on the weather.
from street barbecues to skilled Good, fresh asparagus tastes wonderful
tandoor cooking. Our menu celebrates and we do not have to do much to it. We
this wonderful grilling tradition with toss it in a wok, which is unusual in itself,
the freshest of produce. Everything and there is a drizzle of chilli sauce.
comes in fresh every day, is marinated India does not have much of a tradition of
and brought upstairs to be cooked from salads, but this cabbage and noodle salad is
scratch in full view of the restaurant. actually a recipe from our home in Bombay.
Grills taste best when they are eaten off It uses humble ingredients but has great
the fire before the meat starts to toughen. textures and it just touched the right note
We have deliberately not installed fryers in with our customers from day one.
the kitchen, as we wanted grills to be the Corn on the cob is a monsoon favourite
mainstay of Amaya. and another one from Bombay. The streets
We have four tandoors operating in will be filled with vendors barbecuing this
the kitchen at different temperatures, now. It is butter, lime and chilli, a simple
ranging from 200–350F. Temperatures fall but yummy combination.
and rise according to the amount of food In the basil tikka dish, the poultry is
cooking in there, and the skill is knowing marinated for over 24 hours using a blend
exactly when each of the multiple skewers of local and Asian basil and other leaves.
is ready. One tandoor is dedicated to just The green colour is an essential part of the
doing the different kinds of bread. glamour of this dish and it must be made
The tawa, a flat metal griddle, is very fry fresh in order to keep the colour.
commonly seen on street corners in India. Indian holy basil, known as tulsi, is a
In Amaya we use it for flat kebabs, oysters revered herb and has many health benefits.
and scallops. The sigri, the open-flame
on The Table With the seafood dishes, the seabass is
barbecue, is used for many items that have Grilled English asparagus barbecued and crusted with shaved coconut
become our signature dishes: fish, lamb and almonds, whereas the prawns are
chops and glazed spicy aubergine. Corn on the cob cooked in the tandoor.
We recommend ordering six to eight Both the blood orange and cinnamon
dishes per person, and our menu is written Crisby cabbage and brulée and the Morello cherry cheesecake
noodle salad
according to how long it takes to cook the item are summer dishes, so haven’t been on
so as to maintain a gentle flow of dishes to Tandoori prawns the menu long. India does not have a vast
the table. In north India the broad tradition variety of table desserts, so desserts for
would be to eat dry food and kebabs and then Chargrilled seabass us at Amaya are about taking Western
go on to a curry and biryani to finish. techniques and adding a touch of India.
Unusually for a restaurant in Britain we Basil chicken tikka Our bar team have come up with new
source spices ourselves from India each year. fruity and floral cocktails, which are
Blood orange and
We wait for English asparagus to kick cinnamon brulée perfect for a pre-dinner drink. And for
off our introduction of asparagus each year the meal, we have a wonderful wine list
and this will continue until late August or Morello cherry cheesecake specially chosen to go with spicy food.
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Style
ME+EM
Checked swing dress, £199,
45 Elizabeth Street
Beulah
Nandita shadow dress,
£535,
77 Elizabeth Street
N i c o l a D o n at i
Antonello Tedde knit bag, £405,
60 Kinnerton Street
E res
Sierra swimsuit, £440,
Sizzling style
24 Motcomb Street
Don't go on holiday without them – our pick of this
summer's showstopping pieces, with floaty fabrics and
fresh prints to keep you feeling cool and looking hot
Silou S t i va l er i a
Lina tank top, £89, C a va l l Í n
until 30 August at SMUK,
NRBY 20–21 Eccleston Yards Floral ankle boots, £810,
Kalmar 47 Elizabeth Street
Georgie linen top, £69,
73 Elizabeth Street Amelie playsuit, £570,
by appointment at
27 Eaton Mews South
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24 Belgravia — August 2019 Belgravia — August 2019 25Promotion
Believe Moments
from last
in the beauty of words Celebrate London’s rich written culture this autumn
Join us as we spotlight writers
from across the globe in our second
year's celebration of the written word. From
festival great poetry read by great actors, to
literary events in unexpected places
and even a short film season, we’ll be
spanning a wide range of styles and
subjects.
Publishing Business, the company
which produces Belgravia, is working
with major retailers, restaurants and
Monday October 28 The poems and paintings of Wichita Lineman with GQ editor A Celebration of the Saturday November 2 hotels and, with the generous support
“Tales from Couture” from Frieda Hughes Dylan Jones Bloomsbury Set Literary/art walk with of Grosvenor, to put on events in
legendary fashion illustrator and 6.30pm-8pm 6.30-8pm 6.30pm-8.30pm broadcaster Maeve Doyle spaces not always associated with
Claridge’s artist in residence Location to be confirmed Hatchards, 187 Piccadilly Penelope Chilvers, 69 Duke Street 11am-1pm cultural activity.
David Downton The artist and poet, daughter of Ted The GQ editor in conversation about An exhibition of photographs by Will Meet at the English Tea Room at
Hughes and Sylvia Plath, showcases a his book The Wichita Lineman. Waterworth inspired by Cecil Beaton’s
10.30am-12 noon Brown’s Hotel Many more events are still being
selection of her paintings and poems. Tickets £10 including a glass of wine imagery from the 1920s, alongside
The Fumoir, Claridge’s, Brook Street
readings by young creatives.
Visit the subjects of Michael arranged so please check in to
From Front Row to Back Stage - Curated by Shevaun Wilder. Shnayerson’s 2019 book BOOM: Mad
Thursday October 31 mayfairtimes.co.uk or follow our
the last 20 years of Paris couture. Money, Mega Dealers and the Rise of
Tuesday October 29 The Josephine Hart Poetry Hour: Friday November 1 Tweets at MayfairLitFest
Ties in with the launch of the new Contemporary Art.
“Art Edition” of David’s book DD21, The Josephine Hart Poetry Hour: Elizabeth Bishop & Elif Shafak Tickets £10.
Keats, Shelley and Byron Christina Rossetti Time TBC
representing more than two decades
6.30pm-8.30pm Location to be announced
Sunday November 3
of drawing and dreaming at the Paris 6.30-8.30pm Literary highlights of the auction Literary highlights of the auction season
Haute Couture shows. The May Fair Hotel, Stratton Street London Library, 14 St James’s Square A conversation between acclaimed season 12 noon-5pm
Stars of stage and screen will read Great actors will read from the work of British-Turkish writer Elif Shafak and 12 noon-5pm Christie’s, 8 King Street
Ink on Screen, exploring the indelible link from the great poetry of the Romantics two of the finest poets of the 19th and Elizabeth Filippou, founder of the Christie’s, 8 King Street See Friday's entry
between cinema and the written word. (cast and directed by Shevaun Wilder). 20th centuries (cast and directed by Global Thinkers Forum and Athena 40. See Friday's entry
Produced by Asterisk Films and Justine There will be a drinks and canapé Shevaun Wilder).
An Evening of Irish Poetry and Song –
Waddell reception afterwards. For tickets, visit londonlibrary.co.uk Literary highlights of the auction Readings from The Jungle Book Celebrating Women
Don’t Look Now season with Classic Afternoon Tea 5pm-7pm
6.15pm Wednesday October 30 Literati: Dame Kelly Holmes on 11am-4pm 2pm-4pm Corrigan’s, 28 Upper Grosvenor Street
Regent Street Cinema, 307 Regent Ink on Screen. Produced by Asterisk Films her book: Running Life Christie’s, 8 King Street Brown’s Hotel, Albemarle Street Devised and directed by Shevaun Wilder with a
Street and Justine Waddell 6.30pm-8.30pm An exhibition of rare and valuable first A celebration of the masterpiece cast of award-winning actors and singers.
Curated by leading actor Tobias Under the Skin JW Marriott Grosvenor House London, editions and manuscripts, featuring penned by Rudyard Kipling at Brown’s
Menzies who plays Prince Philip in The 6.15pm 86-90 Park Lane famous works of Literature from the in the 125th year since publication. For ticket information,
Regent Street Cinema, 307 Regent The Olympic champion on her 16th century to the modern day.
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Crown, the screening will include a Tickets £20 adults, £10 children under except where stated, email
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I
t’s late afternoon at The Goring, the Belgravia
bolthole that is seemingly immune to the rough
and tumble of tumultuous world affairs, and a
troop of distinguished officers (members of the
Royal Household, perhaps?) are holding court
in the lounge.
It’s as genteel and quintessentially English as a
picnic lifted from the pages of Enid Blyton. Footmen
dressed in gold-embroidered scarlet coats zip
between tables and skate across the marble lobby,
and there is a sense amid the riotous chatter and
convivial chinking of crystal that it’s showbusiness
as usual.
But the times they are a changin’. Cornish seafood Left: Siren at The Goring
dining has arrived with Siren – the first new Below: Interior designer
restaurant at the hotel in its 109-year history, with Russell Sage
commanding views of the private garden – and the Photo © Astrid Templier
lounge and bar have been given a seamless makeover.
The real mastery is that the new look is barely out
of nappies. When I arrive, the ‘soft opening’ dress
rehearsal has finished and the curtain has been
officially up for four hours. Yet the space – much
lighter and brighter than before, even on a drizzly
day – feels reassuringly familiar. The dark palette
and heavier-set pieces have been banished, but the
heritage, originality and sense of fun lingers.
Masterminding the project was CEO Jeremy
Goring (whose great-grandfather Otto opened
the hotel) alongside legendary, larger-than-life
managing director David-Morgan Hewitt and
acclaimed interior designer Russell Sage.
“It was about saying, ‘What is now right for us
and our clients?’ It was about keeping a style that
was chic, comfortable and English and related to the
garden,” David tells me as Russell and I are served
tea in his office.
“It’s a celebration of the fact that this area
overlooks the biggest private garden attached to any
hotel in London.” The new 60-cover restaurant is an
entirely new space, replacing the open-air veranda,
which was at the mercy of the weather. Revered for his precise seafood cookery, Nathan
Siren call
“We decided we wanted to turn the area into an runs a two-Michelin-starred restaurant in Cornwall.
all-year space, but not lose bringing the garden in,” The menu features the likes of red mullet with
says David. “Hence producing the pavilion on the devilled shrimp butter and battered turbot with a
back of the hotel.” warm tartare sauce. “Quite simply it’s the best bit
Opening a new restaurant to sit alongside the of fried fish I’ve eaten in the whole of my life,” says
hotel’s Michelin-starred Dining Room was never part David of the latter.
of the original plan. It was only when they built a The name Siren – a suggestion by David’s brother
The Goring hotel's new seafood restaurant Siren is now open for new kitchen underneath (to allow food to be served – is a nod to the provenance, but they were keen to
in the main lounge) that serendipity played its hand. ensure it was Cornish rather than corny.
business – and with chef Nathan Outlaw at the helm and interiors Nathan Outlaw “became available in London” and “We didn’t want to use the name to be silly, but we
designed by Russell Sage, its lure will be hard to resist sought advice. “He is very good friends with the did want to have something that led you towards the
Goring family because they all live near Port St idea of the sea,” he says. “One thing that does lead
w o r d s : j o n at h a n w h i l e y Isaac, and we thought it would be a good idea, since you into the sea are the sirens [mythical creatures to
we’d created this new space, that he might like to lure sailors]. Sadly, they also lead you up against the
come here.” rocks, but hopefully that won’t happen to our guests.”
28 Belgravia — August 2019 Belgravia — August 2019 29Interiors Promotion
Certainly no stone has been left unturned, with diners in the restaurant are one such example. “We Scottish squid in ink sauce Iberico Ham, Root Salad,
the project reportedly costing a cool £4 million – “It’s found this incredible glass artisan who made these with Galician octopus, Salmon with purple potato,
real artisan work and costs a fortune,” says David; breathtaking glass lobsters and we had a lot of fun.” spiced cassavas and Iberico Ham Croquettes and
the 18th-century plasterwork and hand-painted Russell set up his studio in Elizabeth Street in crispy skin Anchovy Tomato Salad
panels on Fromental gold-backed wallpaper are 2005 and has since established himself as one of the
particularly beautiful. most sought-after interior designers, with a plethora
Interior designer Russell Sage took his inspiration of projects ranging from the Royal Automobile Club
from a book on Winfield House. “It’s one of the things to Dover Castle and a ping-pong club in Chicago.
we looked at a lot in the beginning and there is a He grew up just outside Bath and his mother, a
real sensitivity to it,” he says. ceramicist, encouraged his creativity by taking him
“I think the joy of [this project] is that it feels to pottery and art classes at a young age.
like a proper contribution to the building. I can After a brief spell in fashion – “too disposable and
see it sitting here in 100 years’ time. It was a great a young person’s game” – he returned to interiors
pleasure. There are very few clients where you can where he has plied his trade ever since.
actually go and work with proper artisans.” Does he feel pressure when embarking on high-
The statement lobster pots that hang above profile projects like this, given that his name carries
a certain gravitas these days? “Oh, it doesn’t!” he
says, chuckling. “Don’t be silly! That is very generous
“
of you, but I don’t see it like that. I feel like an actor,
because I’m so grateful to have the work.”
The Goring was one of Russell’s very first clients,
and he has known David (now a neighbour in
Somerset, by coincidence) since meeting in David
Linley’s showroom many moons ago.
It feels like a proper contribution While they tease each other non-stop – David
says that one particular suite designed by Russell
C
to the building. I can see it sitting has so many frills “it’s based on a ballgown worn in
the Eighties by some voluptuous old bird” – there is OMO The Halkin is
here in 100 years' time clearly huge mutual admiration between them. excited to launch a READER
David says Siren is “the final piece of the jigsaw” brand new menu at OFFER
for the hotel, while Russell admits it holds a special Ametsa, where 30
place in his heart. Enjoy two
tapas-style dishes will
”
complimentary
“I can honestly say that I really can’t think of replace our tasting menu. This tapas with a
anything else that we have ever done that means as menu is designed to be shared and glass of Cava
much to me as this project,” he says. enjoyed on any occasion. when you order
In each dish, traditional Basque two or more
Country cooking techniques dishes.
are combined with the flavours
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valid until 30th
Whether you are looking for an September 2019.
easy lunch for two, or a celebratory
meal for twenty four in the private
dining room, Ametsa has been This image: Cornish hake in salsa verde with
transformed into a place for relaxed clams and above with Braised Wiltshire
neighbourhood dining with family lamb shank and Sautéed vegetables
and friends in Belgravia.
Siren at The Goring
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Fashion rocks V
icki Sarge is one cool cat. The Ebury Bridge Road, and to make life more
celebrated jewellery designer convenient she opened her jewellery store on
grew up in Detroit surrounded Elizabeth Street in a site previously occupied
by motown and rock ’n’ roll – by grocer Justin de Blank.
“Iggy and the Stooges played at In the Nineties, business was booming.
my high-school dance” – and was ‘educated’ at Fuelled by runway shows, Vicki’s handcrafted
New York’s most notorious nightclub. pieces were in high demand. “That was a
Jewellery designer Vicki Sarge on her journey from the “When people say, ‘Where did you study?’ highlight, working on all the fashion shows
I say Studio 54. That was my university … from Alexander McQueen to John Galliano to
1970s New York art scene to London's catwalks I knew Andy Warhol, and I was there when Roberto Cavalli,” she says.
w o r d s : j o n at h a n w h i l e y
Bianca Jagger came in on a horse.” At one stage there were 21 employees
Was it as hedonistic as the legend would beavering away at workstations underneath
have us believe? Vicki smiles. “We were the shop floor. Now there are three permanent
just enjoying ourselves ... I guess it was and two part-time members of staff pouring
distracting … but at that time in New York, it their souls into the jewellery. Designing a
was a place to get down low and dirty.” piece, Vicki says, can “take anywhere from an
From 1975 to 1984, Vicki was immersed in hour for a simple earring to eight hours”.
the Big Apple’s downtown arts scene. Always Everything is made on-site and Vicki has a
practical (“I learned how to knit at a very starry fanbase. Her jewellery has adorned the
young age and I used to make everybody in my likes of Beyoncé and, more recently, Oscar-
family blankets”), she applied her patience and winning actress Olivia Colman in hit period
passion for fashion to making jewellery for a romp The Favourite. “I’ve been lucky, since
friend’s runway show. 1983, to be creative every single day of my life.
“Right from the beginning, Erickson I know that is a gift.”
Beamon [the jewellery brand she co-founded
with Karen and Erick Erickson] was tied in VICKISARGE, 38 Elizabeth Street,
with fashion. We started by accessorising vickisarge.com Beyoncé
runway shows and then we decided, ‘Let’s see
if we can sell this stuff.’ It snowballed and we
all had some amazing years.”
Vicki moved to London in 1984. She was
based in a building in Camden with a bunch
of “creative fashion types”, including Vivienne
Westwood and John Galliano, a good friend.
She never had any intention of staying in
London, but found the slightly slower pace of
life refreshing and has never looked back.
At the beginning of the 1990s, she moved
to Belgravia. At that time she was living on
“
I've been lucky, since
1983, to be creative every
single day of my life
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” 33You and the Law Your community news from
Belgravia
It is with immense pride that Law firm Child &
Child announce that it has been bought by five
of its long-serving senior management team, in
the effect from 28 June 2019. The management
substantial investment in the firm’s IT and legal systems.
Child & Child’s team of specialist lawyers and support
staff will effectively remain the same at the new firm, and
the practice will continue to work hard to provide our clients
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buyout will ensure the firm continues long in to with the approachable and practical service we are known
the future and will go from strength to strength. for. Our clients are extremely important to us and we strive to
FOREWORD
The firm, founded in 1850, has its roots embedded in build long-standing relationships with them.
Belgravia and the West End. Child & Child offers a wide Each member of the new management team brings their
range of legal services including: private client, family, own unique experience and perspective to the table, which
commercial law and property law. will be invaluable in helping us achieve our shared
The new owners, including a director from the former vision long into the future.
management, are: Estelle Tague, Mark Brassey, Mo Hakim, Estelle Tague
Ursula Danagher and Zach Reynolds. Mr Hakim and Mr
Reynolds will be joint managing partners. All of the senior
management team are highly experienced lawyers who
have been with Child & Child for many years looking after
its clients’ interests.
Nova North
The new management team, together with a private
11 Bressenden Place
investor who will also be holding an equity stake in London SW1E 5BY
the business, are delighted to continue to be able to
offer clients a broad range of services with the same Tel: +44 (0)20 7235 8000
high-quality standard of client care. There will also be www.childandchild.co.uk
Dear all,
It has been a busy few months in Belgravia. We hope you have
enjoyed once again the spectacular events in Belgrave Square
and spent time watching Wimbledon from the Halkin Arcade or
listening to acoustic musicians in Eccleston Yards.
There is also a lot to report on community and sustainability
initiatives. Ebury Street is piloting the world’s first green lamp
posts; technology that could be transformative for improving
air quality and wellbeing in urban areas worldwide. And we are
proud to provide the initial sponsorship of an initiative organised
by the Belgravia Residents Association, supporting the wellbeing
of local veterans through free horse-riding lessons. You can read
more about these in the magazine and here in the bulletin.
We were pleased to welcome over 200 people to our second
public consultation on the redevelopment of Cundy Street and
received a lot of useful feedback. Please do continue to send us
your thoughts and look at the project website.
We hope you enjoy the rest of the summer in Belgravia and
thank you for reading.
Above: Paul O’Grady
Director, South Belgravia Best wishes,
SouthBelgraviaDirector@grosvenor.com Douglas Crichton and Paul O’Grady
Above right: Douglas Crichton To receive the Belgravia Bulletin and events news by email, please
Director, North Belgravia
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RETAIL NEWS Elizabeth Street Wild West End to encourage
wildlife, including birds, bees RECENT LOCAL EVENTS
Motcomb Street We are excited to welcome and bats into our London
Katie Leamon to 73 Elizabeth Estate, while identifying
We are delighted to announce Street in September. Katie greening opportunities and Belgrave Square BBQ Motcomb Street Party
that Teresa Tarmey, one of Leamon offers beautiful creating connections with
the leading international stationery, as well as printing nature for our residents, This was the ninth year Organised by Sue
skincare specialists, will be workshops, while championing occupiers and visitors. in which the Belgrave Liberman and the
opening a new store shortly eco-friendly credentials. The Sustainable Restaurant Square Garden Events Motcomb Street Party
at 6–7 Motcomb Street. katieleamon.com Association (SRA) is running Committee held its Committee, the 31st
Waitrose will be re-opening free educational events and fabulous barbecue. street party was held
on August 2 following their Pimlico Road tenant workshops to help Some 400 local residents on June 12. Money was
internal refurbishment. The the delis, restaurants and and friends enjoyed raised for two excellent
store will now include a cash We look forward to welcoming cafés on our London Estate champagne, Pimm’s causes, the Lullaby Trust
machine among many other Chelsea Textiles to 40–42 improve how they work to and cocktails, with Rémy and the Household
beneficial changes. Pimlico Road, who will open help the environment. We Cointreau and Pierre Cavalry Foundation.
We are pleased that later in the autumn. are particularly keen to hear Hermé working together
the Halkin Arcade is now chelseatextiles.com from our food and beverage on pairing delicious Belgravia Classic
complete and we are reviewing PINCH is expanding to take occupiers who are interested treats. Beautiful flowers Car Show
our plans for Phase 2, which a second shop at 200 Ebury in helping eliminate single- from the magnificent
will be the refurbishment of Street and we are looking use plastics. Please contact Neill Strain added the This year was the third
the terrace area. forward to their opening later sustainability@grosvenor.com finishing touch. anniversary of this most
in the year. or your Property Manager for impressive car day with
West Halkin Street pinchdesign.com further information. Dogs 275 vintage and classic
Timothy Langston will be We’d love to hear from cars parked around the
Plans for the former Barclay’s moving from 20a Pimlico Road tenants and occupiers The Belgravia Dog Show square. We very much
Bank unit are in progress into a larger showroom at interested in sharing their has become a fixture look forward to planning
and we have submitted an 198 Ebury Street. environmental data (energy, in the diary and this the 2020 show and
application for a change of timothylangston.com water and waste) with us. year – its sixth – brought welcoming everyone
use to retail. We hope to begin We were delighted to Please contact your Property all breeds of dogs with back next year.
construction towards the end host BADA Collection at Manager to be involved. their adoring owners. All
of 2019. More on this to follow 46 Pimlico Road earlier in profits from this day were
B elgrav i a in due course. the summer. The exhibition
showcased a fascinating
DEVELOPMENT AND
CONSULTATIONS
donated to Dogs Trust
and Canine Partners.
i n bloom
Belgravia Dog Show
Eccleston Yards collection of antiques from
some of the country’s most 27 Eccleston Place
Over Glam is now open at respected dealers.
Retailers across Belgravia decked their stores in floral 13 Eccleston Yards, offering a Thank you to all those
fancies to raise money for life-changing charities wide range of accessories and SUSTAINABILITY who took part in our
apparel for dogs. series of consultations
Stunning flower displays took centre stage for the week-long Studio Pottery London is We have become a founding on the reconfiguration
Belgravia in Bloom festival that has also helped raise awareness of coming to 29 Eccleston Place partner of the London of 27 Eccleston Place.
a charity aimed at keeping children safe from danger worldwide. this summer (more on page 7). Air Quality Campaign, We received widespread
Marie-Chantal London was one of 50 Belgravia retailers to take LondonCryo is set to open #AirWeShare. The campaign’s positive comments from
part in the festival, donating 10 per cent of their profits during in September at 15c Eccleston ambition is to measure air the community about our
the week to the charity Innocence in Danger, which undertakes to Place, providing cryotherapy quality, raise awareness and plans and as a result have
preserve the physical and psychological safety of children. They among other treatments. alter Londoners’ behaviour to now submitted a planning
dedicated a floral installation at the flagship store on Motcomb Londoncryo.com reduce their total exposure to application. We will provide a
Street to help spread Innocence in Danger’s message. Also in September, mindful air pollution. airweshare.co.uk further update later in the year.
art studio Masterpeace opens We are delighted to be
at 12 Eccleston Yards. working in partnership with
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COUNCILLORS
GROSVENOR WORKS
News and views from your Knightsbridge and
Grosvenor is commencing the following external repairs Belgravia ward councillors
and redecorations across Belgravia during the next
three months. Your Property Manager will have been With the major protests by Extinction Rebellion in central
in contact with you to discuss these and will provide London hitting the headlines recently, there is no doubt
further communications before these works commence. that the subject of the environment is on the public agenda.
While we appreciate that these works, and particularly Protecting our environment is something that we, as
scaffolding, can cause some disturbance, it is necessary councillors, take very seriously, and there are a couple
that these works take place to maintain the building of exciting initiatives to improve air quality taking place
fabric and retain the beauty of the Belgravia Estate. We locally. The first is the installation of
will aim to keep the impact of these works to a minimum. green columns on six lamp posts on
If you require any further information, please contact Ebury Street. These green pillars will
your Property Manager, who will be able to assist. Cundy Street GARDENS have a range of vegetation to reduce air
The planned works are subject to change – please pollution, promote biodiversity and help
speak to your property manager should you have any In June we hosted our Open Squares Day with noise reduction. Although this is
Cllr Tony Devenish
queries. second public consultation just a pilot, if successful, they could be
and welcomed over 200 On Saturday, June 8, the rolled out across Westminster. And with
NORTH BELGRAVIA: people over four days. This estate took part in Open 14,000 lamp posts in the borough, it
Address Anticipated Start Date consultation showed our Garden Squares Weekend. could go some way to improving the air
85/88 Eaton Square 15/07/19 emerging designs, which had Open Garden Squares we breathe.
94/97 Eaton Square 15/07/19 been developed and informed Weekend highlights some of Another development related to
6-8 Eaton Place 22/07/19 by the feedback from our first the best gardens and green air quality is that Westminster City
30 Eaton Place 29/07/19 event in April. Information spaces that make up the rich Council has requested powers to
Cllr Elizabeth Hitchcock
14/17 Eaton Square 01/08/19 about the project is available tapestry of London’s green issue instant fines to drivers who
72/72A Elizabeth Street 05/08/19 at cundystreetquarter.com. infrastructure by opening up are caught leaving their engines
25 Wilton Row 12/08/19 Please do visit it and give private gardens and spaces running unnecessarily. The council’s
45 Eaton Square 19/08/19 your feedback. Details of our to the public. It’s a great #DontBeIdle campaign started in 2017
5/7 Eaton Square (5) 01/09/19 next event will be published opportunity to show parts of with drivers being given a warning
5/7 Eaton Square (6) 01/09/19 later in the year. The team London that may not always and a leaflet on the serious impact
114 Eaton Square 01/09/19 can be contacted any time at be accessible and encourages that leaving a car engine idling has on
90 Eaton Place
2 West Eaton Place
02/09/19
02/09/19
cundystreet@grosvenor.com. many visitors to the area. This
year the estate saw record horses air quality. Now, the Department for
Transport is considering increasing the
Bradbrook House 30/09/19 35–39 Elizabeth Street numbers of visitors across our
for heroes existing £20 fine to a £100 on-the-spot
Cllr Rachael Robathan
15 Grosvenor Crescent Mews 01/10/19 gardens. penalty to create a greater deterrent.
69 Kinnerton Street 01/10/19 Following consultation with For any information in Air quality affects all of us, all the
local residents and retailers, relation to all garden squares, Horse-riding sessions aimed at helping combat time, and these relatively small changes
SOUTH BELGRAVIA: we have submitted an tennis court memberships veterans re-adjust to civilian life are being that we can make now will benefit
Address Anticipated Start Date application to convert the and dog registrations, please organised by the Belgravia Residents Association everyone, and make Belgravia an even
38 Ebury Street 10/06/19 old National Westminster contact: alongside the Royal British Legion. The free lessons better place to live.
19 Cliveden Place 15/07/19 bank into a restaurant. The Thomas Gibson started this spring and take place in Hyde Park, with
20 Cliveden Place 15/07/19 application also proposes to Garden Office: veterans also able to unsaddle their horses and Twitter: @KandBWard
63/63A Elizabeth Street 22/07/19 rebuild the currently derelict 133 Ebury Street spend time with them after each session. Qualified Facebook: @knightsbridgeandbelgraviamatters
19 Cliveden Place 02/09/19 building at 35 Elizabeth SW1W 9QU instructors accompany each group of veterans on Instagram: @knightsbridgebelgravia
20 Cliveden Place 02/09/19 Street as a small retail unit Direct Line: their rides, offering help and advice regarding their
75/77 Elizabeth Street 09/09/19 with residential flats above. +44 (0) 20 7312 2770 mounts. Organised by BRA committee member Cllr Tony Devenish: tony.devenish@london.gov.uk
75/77 Elizabeth Street 09/09/19 We believe that both of E-Mail: thomas.gibson@ Cecile Sealy, the sessions are being sponsored for a Cllr Elizabeth Hitchcock:
25/25A Eccleston Street 07/10/19 these changes will bring grosvenor.com full year by Grosvenor. ehitchcock@westminster.gov.uk
96 Ebury Street 04/05/20 considerable benefit to this Cllr Rachael Robathan:
corner of Elizabeth Street. rrobathan@westminster.gov.uk
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