HQ Function

Serves as a flagship retail emporium, bespoke atelier, private members' club, and event space. It's a center for brand experience, client engagement, and showcasing Dunhill's heritage and luxury offerings.

Notable Features:

A Grade II* listed historic Georgian mansion, formerly the London residence of the Duke of Westminster. It features meticulously restored interiors, a retail space, bespoke tailoring services, a barber shop, a bar/restaurant, and private screening room.

Work Culture:

The atmosphere at Bourdon House is focused on luxury service, discretion, and upholding British sartorial traditions. For corporate functions integrated within Richemont, the culture emphasizes brand stewardship, global market understanding, and professional excellence in the luxury sector.

HQ Significance:

Bourdon House is highly significant as it physically embodies the Dunhill lifestyle and heritage. It's not just a store but an immersive destination that defines the brand's luxury positioning and its deep roots in London.

Values Reflected in HQ: Reflects Dunhill's core values of British craftsmanship, understated elegance, heritage, quality, and a sophisticated masculine lifestyle.

Location:

Alfred Dunhill operates a worldwide network of boutiques in key luxury destinations, department store concessions, and an e-commerce platform. Globally, the brand supports functions such as retail operations, regional marketing and communications, visual merchandising, client relationship management, and distribution. Product design and core brand strategy are primarily managed centrally, with regional adaptations to suit local market preferences and consumer behavior.

Street Address:

2 Davies Street, Mayfair

City:

London

State/Province:

England

Country:

United Kingdom