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MartinBrudnizki

The designer behind London\'s most iconic restaurants and hotels. The Ivy, Soho House, The Beaumont — spaces that define how the world dines, drinks, and socializes.

300+
Projects
Layered
Style
60+
Team
2000
Founded

What Makes Brudnizki Special

Hospitality Royalty

Martin Brudnizki has designed over 300 hospitality projects worldwide. His work includes The Ivy, Soho House, The Beaumont Hotel, and Scott's — spaces that define London's dining and social scene. His ability to create atmosphere — not just aesthetics — makes him the go-to designer for restaurateurs who understand that design drives revenue.

The Art of Dining

Brudnizki approaches restaurant design as theater. Lighting is calibrated to flatter guests and food. Seating layouts encourage conversation while maintaining privacy. Color palettes stimulate appetite. Every element is designed to make the dining experience memorable and Instagram-worthy.

Residential Elegance

Beyond hospitality, Brudnizki designs private residences for celebrities, entrepreneurs, and royalty. His residential work combines English country house comfort with Art Deco glamour and contemporary art collections. Each home is deeply personal, reflecting the owner's tastes while exceeding their expectations.

Global Influence

While London is Brudnizki's home base, his work spans New York, Miami, Hong Kong, Dubai, and beyond. He has designed restaurants for Nobu, hotels for Rosewood, and private clubs for Soho House. His signature style — layered, textured, warm — translates across cultures while respecting local context.

Signature Projects

RestaurantIconic Brasserie

The Ivy

London, UK

ClubPrivate Members

Soho House

Global

HotelArt Deco Hotel

The Beaumont

London, UK

RestaurantSeafood Dining

Scott's

London, UK

RestaurantJapanese Luxury

Nobu Berkeley

London, UK

HotelGrand Luxury

Rosewood Hotel

London, UK

Official Website

martinbrudnizki.com
"A restaurant should feel like a home you wish you had — warm, welcoming, and utterly memorable."
— Martin Brudnizki
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