190-192 Sloane Street

190-192 Sloane Street is a Grade II listed building constructed with reinforced concrete, supported on four columns. The exposed concrete structure at the ground and mezzanine levels features an aggregate of white Cornish granite, mica, and feldspar. The curtain wall includes a black anodised aluminium frame, double-glazed windows, and black glass spandrel panels.

The building's lower part consists of a basement, a ground-floor showroom, and a garage at the rear, with a mezzanine level that projects above the garage roof. This section is deeper in plan than the office superstructure above, which has five storeys of offices. The north side contains the main stair surrounding the lift shaft, WCs, and a cantilevered escape stair.

The exterior showcases full-height glazing at the ground and mezzanine levels, which is recessed behind square piers. The concrete deck of the mezzanine floor is fully exposed both externally and internally. There are glazed doors leading to the office entrance. The main office block is fully glazed and oversails the ground floor, aligning with the previous buildings on the site. The 9-inch depth between the outer and inner glazing is highlighted by vertical recesses that run the full height of the curtain wall. A reinforced concrete and steel open stair is a notable feature of the east elevation, adding visual interest.

Inside, the showrooms and offices do not retain any notable features and are not considered of special interest.