Dining rooms

NOTES: This is a conversion and adaptation of a nineteenth century building, which had been previously extended in 1958.

NOTES: This is a conversion and adaptation of a nineteenth century building, which had been previously extended in 1958.

NOTES: This was an extension and complete remodelling of a 1912 building which was formerly Sainsbury's warehouse and office. The chairs are by Eames upholstered in dark ochre fabric and the tables are Herman Miller.

NOTES: This was an extension and complete remodelling of a 1912 building which was formerly Sainsbury's warehouse and office. The sideboard and wall are golden travertine, the chairs are by Saarinen and the table by Herman Miller.

NOTES: This was an extension and complete remodelling of a 1912 building which was formerly Sainsbury's warehouse and office. The sideboard and wall are golden travertine, the chairs are by Saarinen and the table by Herman Miller.

NOTES: This development, sited west of the Tower of London and north of Lower Thames Street consists of offices, shops, restaurant and a public house.

NOTES: 138 Piccadilly was originally built in 1757-1758 by Matthew Brettingham and was later remodelled by R. S. Wornum in the late 19th century. The new headquarters for the British Rayon and Synthetic Fibres Federation was designed by R. D. Russell to provide office and exhibition space for the Federation.

NOTES: The building was designed by Michael Rosenauer with Hugh Casson and Misha Black amongst others, responsible for the interiors. The ante room to the sixth-floor dining room was designed by Leonard Manasseh and Ian Baker with Olive Sullivan as furnishing consultant. The panel see here is green Connemara marble; the wood is yew.