Shayne Brady Begins a New Chapter With the Launch of Studio Shayne Brady
Designer Shayne Brady is proud to announce the launch of his eponymous design studio, Studio Shayne Brady. Shayne has long been regarded as one of London’s foremost hospitality designers and under his previous practice BradyWilliams, which he co-founded in 2013 with Emily Williams, he shaped some of the city’s most sought-after venues including The Park, Fischer’s, The Maine and The Aubrey at the Mandarin Oriental.
Shayne Brady, Studio Shayne Brady
His studio has designed some of the most anticipated restaurant openings in London in recent years and built an impressive international portfolio of hospitality projects. He is renowned for his work on iconic venues such as Gallery at The Savoy, The Portrait at the National Portrait Gallery (run by Richard Corrigan) and Bob Bob Ricard City. Upcoming projects under his new studio include a major revival of Simpson’s in the Strand with long-standing and celebrated client Jeremy King, as well as work for iconic brands, such as Waldorf Astoria.
The Park – Mark Scott Photography
Shayne Brady comments:
“I’m excited for this next chapter: Studio Shayne Brady is the evolution of not only me as a person but my design style over the past two decades. We are working on some of the most exciting hospitality projects in London, and internationally focusing on growing our portfolio, creating thought driven interiors that delight and inspire.”
The Aubrey – Steven Joyce Photography
Shayne works out of a studio in Bloomsbury with a team of 20 multi-disciplinary designers and interior architects. He also travels the world working collaboratively with his client base of luxury hospitality brands.
Gallery at The Savoy – Mark Scott Photography
Shayne says:
“In the development of the studio’s new logo and identity, it was crucial that the word ‘studio’ takes prominence as without the collective drive and passion of our team none of these projects could be completed. Collaboration is key, not only within the studio, but with the clients’ and consultants’ teams.”