All you need to do now is get buttering up your proposer and seconder. And the results are quite impressive. Martin Brudnizki, the ubiquitous interior designer, has created a playground perfect for the rich and famous. If rollerdecks were still a thing then 5 Hertford Street would have the most impressive in the world.
The open fires, soft lighting and armchairs made to sink into make it a dream spot for lazing off your hangover, treating a date, or impressing your parents with your excellent lifestyle choices. Housed in where else? But where Shoreditch House reaches dizzying heights are the is the top-floor restaurant and the rooftop pool with iconic views across London.
The wood panelled drawing room features a pianist and bar while upstairs the minimalist loft feels like a spaceship or laboratory. The club is home to a membership made up of mainly creative types drawn from the media. Great for: Food and drink, while the disco upstairs is pretty good too Who goes here: Creative industry types, again, perhaps with a more corporate angle? All male clubs may be the work of the devil, but all female clubs are progressive as hell.
The Fulham club is where well-to-do Londoners go to hang out. The imposing house and manicured gardens are only as impressive as their waiting list.
The only way in is to be born to a member a tricky option for you at this stage or to marry one. Genuinely, it really is worth it. Still legendary for its parties, the Chelsea Arts Club also hosts a more reputable series of exclusive exhibitions, talks, screenings and performances from its artistic members.
