The director of an iconic private members' clubs reveals what goes on behind closed doors — and the red flag that stops him from accepting someone new

Home House

• Andrew Richardson is the MD of London private members' club Home House.
• The club's only rule is that "nudity is discouraged," and it's a place where "people can do all things at all times."
• It's recently been host to celebrities like Madonna, Paul McCartney, and David Hasselhoff — and a number of wild parties.
• Richardson told Business Insider some of the craziest things that go on behind the scenes.
• He also told us his plans to open a new club concept, Home Grown, in 2019, which will take in entrepreneurs and investors and be targeted at "growing businesses."

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When it comes to wild parties, Andrew Richardson has seen it all.

Since 2008, he's been Managing Director of Home House, the London private members' club which, founded in 1998, he says is "a place where people can do all things at all times" — but he says this "civilised hedonism" takes place without any trouble.

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