Willing House is an Edwardian former office building that stands on Gray's Inn Road in London. The building is Grade II listed for its historic and architectural interest.
Description Willing House was built in 1910 for the Messrs Willing advertising firm. It was designed by Alfred Henry Hart and Percy Leslie Waterhouse, using a mix of Edwardian baroque and Tudor style elements in their design. The design incorporates carvings by William Aumonier and the statue of Mercury on its roof by A. Stanley Young. In 2003, the building was converted into a hotel.
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