Garage Deluxe Feature in Country Life Magazine's Yearly 'Gentleman's Life' Supplement
"Such is today's enthusiasm for interesting cars - 'classic' or otherwise - that they are now regarded as works of art to be gazed upon as much as they a stylish means of getting from A to B.
Serious collectors might turn to a firm such as London architect Jonathan Clark, which operates a sub-division called Garage Deluxe, specialising in creating interiors in which cars are not merely stored, but celebrated.
Typical features of such builds include sunken seating areas, bars, dining spaces and cinematic television screens. The firm will even match the stitching of leather banquettes to the seats of the owner's favourite car and source vintage memorabilia to decorate the walls, including race overalls once owned by famous drivers, old petrol pumps and advertising posters."
