Painters' Hall

The Court Room and adjoining Court Dining Room chronicle the history of the Painter-Stainers' Company, with Royal Charters granted by Elizabeth I, James II, George VI and Elizabeth II, historical portraits and fine graining and marbling, while sliding doors open onto contemporary art in the Court Dining Room. It suits pre-dinner drinks, meetings, presentations and smaller lunches or dinners for up to 50 seated, 70 for meetings or 150 standing.

Seated

50

Standing

150

Privacy

Private

Price guide

Hire fee from £3,600

The Painted Chamber seats a small group around its polished wooden boardroom table, offering intimate and enchanting surroundings for business meetings, small lunches or private dining. The room holds some of Painters' Hall's most important treasures. Painted panels from the early 18th century, originally created for the previous Hall, were carefully removed and preserved before that building's destruction during enemy action. These panels now hang on walls decorated to resemble wooden panelling, themselves a fine example of the Painter-Stainers' craft.

Seated

16

Standing

30

Privacy

Private

Price guide

Hire fee from £2,160