Sloane Street

JMP’s masterplan for Cadogan Estates and the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea has transformed this kilometre-long street – one of the world’s leading luxury shopping destinations – into a ‘green boulevard’. Although home to some of the most exclusive fashion houses and private residences in the world, Sloane Street was neither pedestrian-friendly nor particularly atmospheric. This major public realm investment has created a tree-lined boulevard, comparable in ambience to the finest streets in Paris or New York, securing the street's economic future as a vibrant residential location and a major luxury shopping destination.

The scheme features a rich palette of York Stone and silver-grey granite, with new trees and extensive planting which had been overseen by Chelsea Flower Show award winner Andy Sturgeon. Significantly wider pavements, traffic-calming measures, more crossing points, improved lighting and new street furniture now ensure a more pleasurable experience for pedestrians. 

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'These proposals strengthen Sloane Street’s position as a global destination for luxury retail and create an even more desirable environment for local residents and businesses – a seamless and inspiring environment whether in-store or travelling along the street.'

Hugh Seaborn, CEO Cadogan Estates