Ronnie Wood, the guitarist of the Rolling Stones, is reported to have been ordered by his local council to repaint the front door of his London home. Multiple outlets say the door is currently painted a bright pink colour and that authorities require residents in the area to keep front doors a uniform or traditionally acceptable colour. The order is linked to rules intended to preserve the appearance of the surrounding conservation area. One report describes the home as a roughly £7 million property and says the council’s directive is in response to complaints from nearby residents. Wood is said to have been told to change the door colour to black, aligning with the standards applied to other properties nearby. The reports frame the situation as part of broader enforcement of aesthetic or planning guidelines rather than a dispute involving music-related activities. No further details about Wood’s response or timing for repainting are provided in the accounts.
Ronnie Wood ordered to repaint bright pink front door at London home
Ronnie Wood, the guitarist of the Rolling Stones, is reported to have been ordered by his local council to repaint the front door of his London home. Multiple outlets say the door is currently painted...
- Ronnie Wood’s London home front door is reported to be painted bright pink.
- Local authorities/council order the repainting to meet area door-colour rules.
- The requirement is described as part of conservation-area or uniform colour guidelines.
- Reports cite neighbour complaints as a factor behind the enforcement action.
- One source says the home is valued around £7 million.
Renowned Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood has found himself in hot water as authorities have ordered him to alter the striking pink front door of his residence to a traditional black. This directive from the local council, sparked by complaints from the neighborhood, aims to maintain the aesthetic integrity of their conservation area.
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