The Conduit: London members’ club with a social conscience is reborn

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The design mind behind London's Annabel's takes Los Angeles with 1950s glamour.

With a decadent art deco–style design by Martin Brudnizki, a private member’s club, and a fine-dining rooftop restaurant serving Shanghai lobster, the hotel is an ode to Hollywood’s golden era—and pre-pandemic good times.

The Conduit Club, a private members' club focused on social, environmental and economic change, is set to reopen later this year in London's Covent Garden at 6 Langley Street.

In case you were wondering what modern opulence looks like.

Martin Brudnizki bedecks the hive in pink hues

LA’s glamorous new social club, the Britely, features maximalist interiors designed by Martin Brudnizki. Highlights include a rooftop pool, chic bowling lanes and a screening room.

The chandelier-filled maze was impeccably designed by the same mastermind behind Annabel’s club in London.

Spread over eight floors of a townhouse in Mayfair, The Conduit is London's members' club with a social conscience.

A Preview Of The Britely, The Most Beautifully Designed Social Club In Los Angeles

With its rooftop pool and two private dining experiences, the soon-to-debut social club offers old Hollywood elegance suffused in California cool

“I want to use Maison to help not only people who come and work, but people who need to tap into that part of themselves they may have neglected for a while because of all the other things they prioritize over their well-being.”

An upcoming spot housed in the Pendry West Hollywood hotel will strive for the requisite "urban alchemy" without the attitude or Hollywood credentialing: "You can be a doctor or a lawyer — just be a good person."

Private members’ clubs find favour with conscientious Millennials.