The Games Room at Mount St Restaurant

At the very top of The Audley, under the turret, is a clandestine enclave: The Games Room. An intimate and private space, with a comfortable lounge area, a card table and a private bar with bar seating. As befits a room designed to hang
out in late into the night, the décor and atmosphere is dark and subdued, with deep red walls, dark lacquered joinery, dark glass tops, rich carpet and subdued golden lighting. Laplace designed the rug in the main room as an homage to Louise Bourgeois (American, born in France, 1911–2010). He worked closely with Jerry Gorovoy, Bourgeois’s long-time assistant, to remain faithful to her signature style. The rug was then produced in Nepal. A circular work reinterpreting tentacle erotica is painted directly onto the ceiling of the turret room, commissioned by Hauser & Wirth artist Anj Smith. Located on the fourth floor, The Games Room can seat up to 6 guests at the card table, or stand up to 20 guests for a drinks reception.