Art-filled restaurants in Mayfair

On the first floor of The Audley Public House is the Mount St. Restaurant  which houses more than 200 pieces of art throughout its main dining room and private rooms, including works by Andy Warhol, Henry Matisse, Lucian Freud, Ferdinand Hodler, Peter Fischli and David Weiss. The restaurant’s showpiece is the eye-catching ‘Broken Floor’, a mosaic floor by Rashid Johnson which runs throughout the dining room.

Sited on fashionable Mount Street, Michelin-starred Indian restaurant Jamavar‘s main dining room is home to Dharitri (Mother Earth) by Jayasri Burman, one of India’s major artists.

Located near the Berkeley Square sculpture is Bacchanalia on Mount Street, which boasts four Damien Hirst statues, hand-painted ceiling murals and 2000-year-old Greek and Roman artworks. Also near Berkeley Square is the art-filled Audley Public House on Mount Street, which has a rotating roster of artworks, with Phyllida Barlow’s colourful kaleidoscope ceiling installation taking centre stage. Other artworks include Martin Creed’s neon FRIENDS sign above the bar.

For a dose of 1929s New York glamour, head to The Colony Grill Room at The Beaumont hotel, which is adorned with large-scale murals and maximalist artworks.

Head to The Ivy Asia in Mayfair’s North Audley Street for wow-factor interiors, including a dazzling green stone floor, antique decor and a dining room filed with 12 cherry blossom trees.

Scott’s has recently unveiled its summer terrace in partnership with Bird in Hand Wine. Diners can expect lush greenery, vibrant blooms and a special wine menu featuring artwork by Michelle Jank.