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Arteficius: Mason & Fifth, Primrose Hill - a new boutique guesthouse in the heart of London

Architecture & Procurement / Procurement

Mason & Fifth, Primrose Hill - a new boutique guesthouse in the heart of London

Arteficius' latest furniture procurement project showcases a new boutique guesthouse in the heart of London: Mason & Fifth. Bringing the essence of quintessential London living, Mason & Fifth Primrose Hill resides within four 1860s regency townhouses, offering guests a taste of London life in one of the city’s most desirable locations. Arteficius’ fun collaboration with award-winning architects Red Deer has transformed this Grade II Listed guesthouse into a haven, boasting 61 private studios furnished with all the comforts needed for business or leisure travelers visiting the capital and large communal spaces exquisitely crafted and furnished to emulate a guest's personal living space. Each studio features a top-of-the-range kitchen, complete with appliances, accessories such as crockery, glassware, cooking utensils, and a dedicated space for dining and work. Comfort is paramount, with high-quality beds and mattresses adorned with natural bed linen.
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