The Other House South Kensington interiors head to auction after £335M sale

More than 2,100 no-reserve lots from The Other House South Kensington will go under the hammer in London later this month after AENDRE acquired the portfolio for £335 million. The sale gives hoteliers, designers and private buyers a rare chance to buy bespoke luxury hospitality interiors from the 230-room property.

Why it matters: - More than 2,100 luxury interiors and hospitality assets from The Other House South Kensington are being sold with no reserve. - The auction opens access to bespoke pieces that were custom-made for a high-end London property and would be expensive and slow to replace. - Buyers include hoteliers, interior designers, collectors and private purchasers.

What happened: - Pro Auction has been appointed to manage the complete sale of assets from The Other House flagship property in South Kensington. - The sale follows AENDRE’s acquisition of the portfolio for £335 million. - The auction will run across three unreserved sale days in late July 2026. - The property is at 15-17 Harrington Gardens, South Kensington, London, SW7 4JJ.

The details: - The clearance covers 11 Victorian townhouses and the full removal of furniture and fixtures from 230 luxury guest “Club Flats.” - The lots include a 30ft bespoke botanical chandelier, complete room schemes, private bars, wellness spaces, restaurants and commercial kitchen assets. - Key items include a gold hand-painted reception screen by Hedi Munro and a chandelier designed and handcrafted by Cox London. - The bedroom suites feature bespoke drapery, premium rugs, velvet sofas, armchairs, lamps, art, custom leather headboards and bedside and console tables by Curtis Furniture. - Other lots include laser-cut Art-Deco metal dividing screens, green marble accent pieces, custom velvet bar stools, Chelsom lighting, a red leather bar setup and solid wood dining tables from private dining suites. - Private members’ spaces add lounge seating, upholstered velvet armchairs, suspended brass birds and a bespoke timber whiskey locker. - Public previews run Friday 24 July through Monday 27 July 2026, from 09:00 to 16:00 BST each day. - The live on-site and webcast auction takes place Tuesday 28 July through Thursday 30 July 2026, starting at 10:00 BST each day. - The full digital catalogue is available now. - Buyers can register, view the catalogue or arrange online bidding through the full catalogue and bidding details or by calling +44 1761 414000.

Between the lines: - The property opened in July 2022 and quickly became known for its private “Residents’ Club” concept. - Naomi Heaton conceived the project, and Bergman Design House designed the interiors. - The hotel’s short operating life means many pieces remain in strong condition. - The unreserved format suggests the sale is aimed at moving a large volume of high-end assets quickly. - Simon Rose, director at Pro Auction, said the auction gives buyers bespoke British craftsmanship with “zero lead time.”

What’s next: - Prospective buyers can inspect the assets on site before bidding starts. - The auction will be conducted live with simultaneous global webcast bidding for remote participants. - Pro Auction is expected to sell the lots over the three auction days at the South Kensington site.

The bottom line: - The sale turns one of South Kensington’s most distinctive luxury hospitality interiors into a rare, no-reserve sourcing opportunity for global buyers.