Szerelmey Project Making Headlines in the Times & the Architectural Digest
Szerelmey has been involved with a prestigious project in Central London which recently made headlines in the Times as the most luxurious new development in London, to rival One Hyde Park. It has also been featured in the Architectural Digest as, Inside the Secret World of London’s Most Luxurious New Development. Szerelmey were contracted for the design, supply and installation of the external and internal stone work to all facades on two separate villas and bathrooms and a lavish swimming pool and sunken gardens. Szerelmey also carried out restoration works which involved full external cleaning and repointing of all facades.
To read the full article, please click on the Times link here and for Architectural Digest here
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