National Gallery

An exclusive-hire buyout of the entire Gallery, spanning both the Wilkins Building and the Sainsbury Wing for a single event.

The reworked entrance foyer to the Sainsbury Wing, reopened in May 2025 as part of the Gallery's bicentenary redevelopment. A blank-canvas space with a 10m by 3m digital wall, built for product launches and large receptions.

The largest of the picture galleries, refurbished in 2022 and hung with the finest of the Italian collection, including Caravaggio's The Supper at Emmaus. Gold-gilded alcoves and rich red walls make it the Gallery's grandest dining room.

One of the Gallery's largest galleries, hung with Venetian paintings by Veronese, Titian and Tintoretto, and linking the Wilkins Building to the newly refurbished Sainsbury Wing.

The British collection's home, with soft blue walls and George Stubbs' Whistlejacket at its centre. Adjoins the Barry Rooms for a seamless flow between spaces.

A contemporary, sleek space beneath Bridget Riley's monumental installation Messengers, reached down a dramatic marble staircase from the main galleries. The Gallery's own evening events brochure positions it as its after-hours space, distinct in character from the picture galleries above.

An octagonal gallery beneath a domed, marbled ceiling, described by the Gallery as its most versatile space — it has hosted everything from orchestral concerts to product launches. The busts of Michelangelo, Turner and Rembrandt look down from the dome.

The newest reception space at the Gallery, a light-filled mezzanine within the Sainsbury Wing with direct views over Trafalgar Square, named for chef Giorgio Locatelli's neighbouring restaurant.

The Gallery's centre point, beneath a glass ceiling and deep red walls hung with Thomas Lawrence's The Red Boy. Venetian and early Renaissance galleries sit to one side, Impressionist and Baroque rooms to the other.

A self-contained suite steps from Trafalgar Square, with its own private entrance — a homely, intimate contrast to the main picture galleries.

An outdoor terrace overlooking Trafalgar Square with a classic black-and-white tiled floor and views of Nelson's Column. A wet-weather option is provided.

An intimate dining gallery with rich red fabric walls, hung with Rubens, and adjoining the Rembrandt self-portrait room.

The Gallery's most intimate event space, set beneath a domed glass ceiling on a mosaic floor custom-made for the Gallery by artist Boris Anrep, featuring personalities of 1930s Britain.