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Jimmy Choo Has Taken Over Beaverbrook’s Ice Rink Through January 3
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Jimmy Choo Has Taken Over Beaverbrook’s Ice Rink Through January 3

Jimmy Choo Beaverbrook dresses the Surrey estate’s ice rink and Victorian house in pearls for the brand’s 30th, open daily through January 3.

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Jimmy Choo Beaverbrook is on the ice this winter. From November 10, 2026, through January 3, 2027, Jimmy Choo is the guest of honor at Beaverbrook, the Surrey estate, dressing the real-ice rink — and The House beyond it — in a pearl-inspired scheme for the house’s 30th anniversary.

Jimmy Choo Beaverbrook ice rink at dusk in front of the lit Victorian house, with skaters on the ice

Photo Credit: Abby Goodwin, Courtesy of Beaverbrook

The open-air rink sits against the Surrey Hills. Jimmy Choo’s name and house emblems now run along the boards and across the ice, with string lights overhead and a rink-side hut serving festive treats and warming drinks between sessions. The rink is open daily from 11:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.

The scheme takes its cues from Pearls of Wisdom, the capsule that arrived in October to mark 30 years since Jimmy Choo was founded in 1996 as an East London atelier. The pearl is the traditional symbol of a 30th anniversary and one of the house’s enduring codes. That motif now moves across the estate, from the ice to the centerpiece Christmas tree in The House and the rooms around it.

Jimmy Choo Beaverbrook illustrated ice rink and rink-side hut in front of The House

Photo Credit: Julia Charvin

Beaverbrook has always been a house defined by its guests. Its former owner, Lord Beaverbrook, the press baron and wartime MP, brought statesmen, writers and stars of the screen to this Victorian mansion for weekends of long lunches and country pursuits. Putting a London fashion house on the ice is a contemporary version of that instinct — glamour offered as hospitality, not merchandising in a field.

The practical draw is a winter night on real ice. The better one is doing it in front of a house that has been entertaining for a century, with a 30-year-old London label as the guest of honor.

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Aerial view of the Jimmy Choo Beaverbrook ice rink with the house name on the ice and the Surrey Hills beyond

Photo Credit: Abby Goodwin

Hotel guests have unlimited access to the rink throughout their stay. The Stay, Skate & Dine package includes à la carte breakfast, a £55 per person dining credit for dinner at The Garden House, The Pizzeria, The Dining Room or Mrs. Beeton’s, a sweet treat and a drink from the rink-side cabin, and use of The Coach House Spa from check-in until checkout. The offer is non-refundable.

Non-residents can book Skate & Dine, which pairs a 45-minute session and a rink-side treat with a set menu at one of those restaurants. Three-course menus start at £85 for dinner at the Pizzeria and £95 at Mrs. Beeton’s; The Garden House is £115, and a three-course lunch in The Dining Room, the Japanese grill, is £125. A six-course dinner there is £195.

Jimmy Choo Beaverbrook centerpiece Christmas tree in The House, with silver bows and Jimmy Choo gift boxes

Photo Credit: Abby Goodwin

The estate covers 400 acres in the Surrey Hills and includes a private cinema. The House has 18 guestrooms, each named after a former guest, along with the Japanese restaurant and the Art Deco Sir Franks Bar. The Garden House, with interiors by Nicola Harding, holds 11 rooms; The Coach House has six suites beside the spa; The Village spreads 21 rooms across 10 cottages.

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Jimmy Choo Beaverbrook entrance at The House, with pearl ornaments and garlands wrapped around the columns

Photo Credit: Abby Goodwin

The Jimmy Choo takeover runs from November 10, 2026, through January 3, 2027, at Beaverbrook, Reigate Road, Leatherhead, Surrey, KT22 8QX, England. The ice rink is open daily from 11:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.

Shop our holiday picks from Jimmy Choo:

Jimmy Choo Brigitte Mule 100, $1,050

Ruby red Jimmy Choo Brigitte Mule 100 lace and satin mules, official product packshotPhoto Credit: Courtesy of Jimmy Choo

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Ruby red Jimmy Choo lace and satin, with a mesh-backed lace upper, scalloped edges and a 100mm stiletto heel.

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Jimmy Choo Bon Bon Bucket Bag, $1,150

Ruby red Jimmy Choo Bon Bon satin bucket bag, official product packshotPhoto Credit: Courtesy of Jimmy Choo

The house icon in ruby red satin, with a light gold-tone bracelet handle and a chain-tassel drawstring.

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Jimmy Choo “72138” Ivory Satin Sandals, $1,050

Ivory Jimmy Choo “72138” satin sandals with feather detailing, official product packshotPhoto Credit: Courtesy of Jimmy Choo

Ivory satin slingbacks with hand-applied feathers on a 100mm heel, the archival Leo sandal first introduced in 1998.

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Jimmy Choo Caly Knee Boot 65, $1,595

Black Jimmy Choo Caly Knee Boot 65 leather knee-high boots, official product packshotPhoto Credit: Courtesy of Jimmy Choo

A black leather knee-high boot with a linear silhouette, a rounded toe and a 65mm block heel.

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Jimmy Choo Jenn 100, $925

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Ruby red Jimmy Choo Jenn 100 velvet sandals, official product packshotPhoto Credit: Courtesy of Jimmy Choo

Ruby red velvet open-toe sandals with a slim front strap, a curved slingback and a 100mm stiletto heel.

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For more of Haute Living’s coverage, see Jimmy Choo’s Pearls of Wisdom 30th-anniversary capsule and the 2022 Claridge’s Christmas tree designed by Jimmy Choo.

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