With upscale decor, designer furniture and gallery-worthy art, beauty clinics are as much a destination for interiors obsessives as they are for glowing faces
The gallery space: Teresa Tarmey
Six years ago Teresa Tarmey fell in love with an old synagogue in Notting Hill, transforming the 19th-century building into her flagship clinic moments from the hubbub of Portobello Road. Here the Yorkshire-born facialist offers microneedling, LED therapy and radiofrequency, in a pared-back setting sprinkled with Guy Bourdin prints and de Sede sofas, which Tarmey sourced via 1stDibs, the Lancashire antiques dealer Lord Browns and the 20th-century specialist Golborne 44. She has retained nods to the building’s past, from original stained glass to a bimah (the raised platform used for Torah readings).
