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London can boast a club so exclusive that it could refuse entrance to the Beatles: it\u2019s Annabel\u2019s which, in 2018, changed its address and interiors. Now it\u2019s decorated with Bevilacqua\u2019s Italian fabrics for chairs and cushions, too.<\/p>\n
The only nightclub where Queen Elizabeth II has ever set foot in – as well as a long list of other famous heads, both crowned and uncrowned -, has always featured magnificent interiors. Just to give you an idea, when the young entrepreneur Mark Birley<\/strong> opened it in 1963, at 44 Berkeley Square, in the basement of a friend\u2019s casino, he decided to place here a huge Buddha sculpture he had bought in Bali.<\/p>\n The figure was auctioned, as well as the rest of the furniture, when the new owner, the restaurateur Richard Carling, moved Annabel\u2019s a little farther down the street, at number 46. The chicest club in London now occupies an entire Georgian mansion<\/strong>, restored and renovated by interior designer Martin Brudnizki, who\u2019s made the most of the historical building while preserving the club\u2019s traditionally extravagant personality.<\/p>\n Every single detail at Annabel\u2019s<\/a> evokes the magic of a glamorous party<\/strong>: there are flowers everywhere, the ladies\u2019 toilet is completely pink, from the marble floors to the basins and to the roses rimming the mirror, whereas the Rococo fireplaces are the building\u2019s original ones, as well as the stuccoes. Not to mention the animals, both exotic – elephants and tigers cropping up on carpets and walls -, and fantastic – a winged unicorn rearing at the bottom of the stairs.<\/p>\n But there\u2019s a room where natural elements get\u2026 wild.<\/p>\n [\/et_pb_text][\/et_pb_column][\/et_pb_row][et_pb_row][et_pb_column type=”1_2″][et_pb_code _builder_version=”3.19.4″ module_alignment=”center” max_width=”78%”]<\/p>\n \n