Christmas at Handel Hendrix House Featuring Little Greene
Handel Hendrix House, the musical historic house museum in Mayfair have used a selection of Little Greene shades throughout the property. This Christmas, the unique museum is open to the public to experience historical Christmas traditions and decorations inspired by the building’s musical past.
The Georgian shade Mid Lead Colour; creates an impactful backdrop to present gilded frames and an interactive audio-visual display.
‘It was here; in the music room, that Handel wrote and rehearsed his greatest works, including Messiah and its ever popular ‘Hallelujah chorus’ perhaps the most famous piece of classical music ever written.’
Little Greene’s Cream Colour sits comfortably within the stairways. This shades inherent warmth paired with the timeless festive decorations create an inviting atmosphere typically seen in the 18th & 19th centuries.
The Hendrix Green room, situated in 23 Brook Street, where Jimi Hendrix lived and famously entertained many 1960’s icons, has been painted in the rich deep green, Goblin, to create a bold and moody atmosphere that evokes Hendrix’s musical era.
Joanna Roche, Marketing & Commercial Manager at Handel Hendrix House, says “Step inside the magic of Handel Hendrix House and experience the historic rooms as they sparkle with timeless festive decorations inspired by music. Have a try at go-go dancing at one of our late openings and explore the story of Handel’s Messiah, now a Christmas classic, in the room in which it was composed. Discover forgotten seasonal traditions, try your hand at making 1960s decorations to hang on your own tree or share a winter warmer with friends and family at one of our late openings. Just minutes away from Oxford Street and Bond Street, this is the perfect Christmas treat to share with friends and family.”
