Nestled in the heart of London at No. 3 St. James’s Street, Berry Bros. & Rudd is Britain’s oldest wine and spirits merchant, with a history dating back to 1698. Steeped in tradition yet evolving with time, the iconic shop has been meticulously restored to honor its heritage while embracing modern craftsmanship.
Retail — England, London
Architect: Mowat & Company
Photographer: Monica Grue Steffensen
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HeartOak
Thickness: 30 mm. / US 1.18"
Width: 500 mm. / US 19.69"
Length: 2-5 m / US 6' 67" - 16' 5"
The shop has served everyone from statesmen to writers, and wine connoisseurs for over 300 years, and has supplied the British Royal Family since the reign of King George III. The historic building, with its sloping floors, oak-paneled walls, and low-beamed ceilings, is a living testament to centuries of tradition and craftsmanship.
The Dinesen HeartOak flooring, with its distinctive knots and natural cracks, echoes the character and authenticity of the space, bridging past and present in a way that feels both timeless and welcoming.
From the timeworn oak paneling to the vintage weighing scales and labyrinthine cellars, every detail within Berry Bros. & Rudd’s historic interiors tells a story—one of craftsmanship, legacy, and an enduring passion for fine wine and spirits.
