The Scottish Room at Mount St Restaurant

Inspired by the history of the Highlands and our sister property, the Fife Arms, The Scottish Room is the largest of the private rooms, seating up to 28 guests, located on the third floor. Bringing Scotland to the heart of Mayfair, the Scottish Room showcases Jacobite history, as well as traditional Scottish crafts. This includes the dramatic antler chandelier, hung on meat hooks over the dining table, designed by Laplace and created by Gareth Guy of the McLean Horn Shop in Braemar.

Weaver Araminta Campbell created an exclusive custom tartan in three colourways for The Scottish Room. Red features in all colourways to reflect the Jacobite clans favour for this colour as a show of wealth. Every tartan tells a story – and for The Scottish Room, select colours in the tartan were originally created with natural plant dyes, a highly valued ancient skill. The bespoke, elegant 9-metre table, chairs and glass-fronted cabinet were hand carved by joinery artisan Kelvin Murray from Scottish oak. A major highlight is an important portrait of ‘Prince Charles Edward Stuart (“The Young Pretender”)’ (1740), popularly known as ‘Bonnie Prince Charlie’, by celebrated Italian court painter Domenico Dupra. The Scottish Room also features an intriguing collection of swords, taxidermy and other objects – all sourced from The Fife Arms’ collection of legitimate Jacobean artefacts and antiques.