Breathing New Life into Chelsea’s Sloane Club: Morrison Design’s Transformation

Derby-based architects Morrison Design, specialists in hospitality design, have completed a striking refurbishment of The Sloane Club, the historic private members’ club in Chelsea. Architects Peter Newman-Earp and Les Witten led the ambitious project, reimagining the Club for a new generation of members while preserving its iconic character. “The client wanted a space that feels fresh and modern but still rooted in its history,” explains Les. A key focus was the terrace, previously little more than a courtyard with awnings, usable only in good weather. “Our challenge was to create an all-year-round space that felt airy, light, and inviting,” adds Peter. “Expanding the food and beverage offering was a welcome bonus.” The terrace embodies Morrison Design’s philosophy of clarity and simplicity. “We wanted to maximize the open space and create something timeless, with clean, uncluttered lines,” Les says. “The structure dictated a lot of the architecture – it was a challenging space but the result feels effortless.” Front-of-house areas were also transformed. Peter notes, “We focused on flow so guests could move intuitively through the Club while still discovering intimate pockets with character.” Working in an 19th-century building in a conservation area brought technical challenges. “It’s a hefty structure,” Peter [...] The post Breathing New Life into Chelsea’s Sloane Club: Morrison Design’s Transformation first appeared on Luxury Hospitality Magazine.