Set to be a new hotel with an all-day public restaurant and a private members’ club, The Twenty Two is set to open on the historic Grosvenor Square in London’s Mayfair in Q1.
Set within a Grade II listed Edwardian manor at number 22 Grosvenor Square, the building is being redesigned into a Westside hideaway for creative cohorts, local residents and international guests in London. Upon completion, the 42,500sq ft property will house 31 bedrooms and suites, including a Mews house as well as an all-day restaurant and private members’ club.
The interior design for The Twenty Two is being led by award-winning luxury designer Natalia Miyar and her practice, based between London and Miami. Miyar is working closely with proprietor and creative lead Navid Mirtorabi. The Twenty Two is Miyar’s first hotel project, with each room and public space being expertly decorated in an opulent yet welcoming style.
The design concept boasts rich textured fabrics, elegantly embroidered silks, lavish velvets and bespoke wallpapers – a modern interpretation of classic maximalism. It pays homage to the grandeur and legacy of the building, with original architectural features, including double-height ceilings, restored within some of the guest bedrooms and suites. The bedrooms will feature bespoke amenities, and 24-hour room service will be available alongside the hotel minibars.
The food and drink offering across the property, will feature the highest quality seasonal produce whilst focusing on local suppliers and mindful practices. With the kitchen overseen by Executive Chef Alan Christie, the all-day public restaurant will serve modern-British menus with influence from southern Europe. The beverage offering at each of The Twenty Two’s four bars will showcase the brand’s own spirits, creative cocktails and imaginative low alcohol alternatives to suit all tastes.
