Harrods Food Court

Architects: Stevens and White

1897-1905

Brompton Road, London.

"The Food Halls are a tour de force: the mosiac freeze and tilework (designed by W. J. Neatby) combine maginficiently with the sensuous display of food. Recalling Harrods' original trade, they are an oblique memorial to the energies of Henry and Charles Harrod" (Jones and Woodward, 187).

[Jones and Woodward incidentally date the building 1901-5 and list the second architect as Munt, not White.]

Scanned image and text by George P. Landow

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Other views

  • Harrods on a Winter Morning
  • Harrods and Brompton Road.
  • Ceiling, Harrods Food Court
  • Butcher Shop