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sash windows and slate tiles produced in the UK to stone sourced from Italy, Portugal, Turkey and Brazil.” This global supply chain of course
extends to the development’s interiors. Project interior designers Yabu Pushelberg used their “unique creative ability to source the most interesting materials in the world for their compelling interiors,” said Walsh – those materials include Italian marble and American black walnut. He continued: “Their exceptional atten- tion to detail delights the most discerning of tastes, and by selecting an exceptional variety of textures and a light contempo- rary palette, the understated elegance showcases effortless luxury within each home in the development.”
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When completed, No.1 Grosvenor Square will offer more than just meticulously crafted design; the project will boast
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views across the London skyline as well as a dedicated lifestyle floor with a 25 metre pool, state-of-the-art gymnasium with a personal training room, private spa and treatment rooms, private screening room, lounge bar (with billiard table), onsite restaurant operated by a world-renowned chef, private library and business meeting room, secure off-street gated parking, and 24-hour concierge plus full ‘lifestyle services’. With all of this on hand, as well as its
prime location, historic background and lavish qualities, the building is well suited to the luxury market as a grand refurbish- ment appropriate to its surroundings. Walsh concluded on the team’s ethos for the development: “We felt it was very important not to simply re-create another ‘5-star’ hotel, but very much focus on creating a ‘home’ for our buyers that they will be proud of, and will enjoy showing to their family and friends.”
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