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Maria Hipwell - Top London Interior Designer - A PARKBENCH Project.
The doors of Buckingham’s historic High Street pub re-opened following a six-month, detailed restoration project. First built alongside the canal in the early 1800’s, it has reverted to its original name, The Grand Junction.
The Grand Junction has been transformed as the result of an imaginative design which has captured and highlighted the essence of the pub’s historical connections with the canal systems of Georgian England.
The entrance from the High Street into this magnificently refurbished
restaurant and bar is like a door leading into the saloon of a canal boat.
There are clues everywhere to the history, customs and traditions of
The Grand Union Canal: lacquered paintwork, hand-painted signwriting,
creative lighting and wall art have all been chosen to reflect the traditional
style of Britain’s narrow boats – and even the floor tiles in the restaurant
replicate the contours of the former canal.
Outside, a beautifully designed Mediterranean-inspired courtyard garden
with a large gazebo and a choice of seating.
Photos and description courtesy from :
https://www.oakmaninns.co.uk/latest-news/2022/5/5/buckinghams-canal-heritage-captured-in-restored-grand-junction