Website: https://www.sibylcolefax.com/
Telephone: (0)20 7493 2231
Address: 89-91 Pimlico Road London SW1W 8PH
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sibylcolefax/ @sibylcolefax
Founded in the 1930s, Sibyl Colefax & John Fowler is the longest established interior decorating firm in Great Britain, synonymous with the English country house aesthetic for nearly a century.
Relaxed, inviting, deeply comfortable and entirely personal, Sibyl’s pioneering approach – effortlessly mixing old with new, luxurious with humble - is today interpreted by the seven decorators, supported by an architectural interior designer.
Relaxed, inviting, deeply comfortable and entirely personal, Sibyl’s pioneering approach – effortlessly mixing old with new, luxurious with humble - is today interpreted by the seven decorators, supported by an architectural interior designer.
Moving to Pimlico Road from their iconic Mayfair showroom, home to Nancy Lancaster’s Yellow Room, heralded the start of a new era for the decorators, who are as practiced at creating 21st century interiors as they are at working on historic buildings.
Commissions range from some of Britain’s most notable stately homes to modern city apartments, from ranches in America to ski chalets in Europe and tropical beach houses in the Caribbean. Boardrooms, restaurants, yachts and private jets add variety to the mix.
The client list (resolutely confidential) includes royalty and celebrities, businessmen and women, bohemians, and many in between.
For more information please see www.sibylcolefax.com
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