A short walk from Soho House and Dean Street Townhouse, Little House Mayfair is the first of what we hope will be a number of sibling clubs to the Soho Houses in various locations. Envisioned as a slightly more grown up concept, ‘Little Houses’ will partner with an existing Soho House (or Houses) in a city to provide an additional private, sophisticated haven for our Members.

The focus in Mayfair will be on a reduced and refined selection of drinking and dining choices, with less emphasis on events and facilities. The signature “little menu” draws inspiration from New York and Italy with a small, seasonal menu on offer. Little House also features an art collection of international talent including Jenny Holzer and Taryn Simon, curated by Jonny Yeo and Francesca Gavin.

The club features exposed brick walls and a salon bar, creating a warm intimate atmosphere where members can eat, drink, and socialise. There is a feeling of faded glamour running through the house, with a mixture of new and vintage furniture alongside deep dining booths and fireside sofas.

www.littlehousemayfair.com

Sunday Best took over the House for a love-in that blew our minds. Featuring live performances from The Correspondents, David E Sugar and Mr B The Gentleman Rhymer. With Rob Da Bank, Frank Tope and Russ Cuban on the decks.

www.babingtonhouse.co.uk

Sunday evening on the roof at Shoreditch saw artist Hugo Dalton collaborate with choreographer Christine Sundt. The duo created a piece focussing on the negotiation between pain and pleasure.

Members were invited to explore the installation, and featured two principal dancers from The Royal Opera House.

Photography by Daisy Honeybunn.