Shops in London

Spazio Leone is a Dalston furniture and design shop occupying a ground-floor space on Shacklewell Lane — a perfectly rated, intimate destination for those who find their way to east London's most discerning design retail address.

Thomas-McBrien Architects clad this Regent Street flagship in portland stone, pitted plaster, and reclaimed oak; a downstairs Sensorium — with a Fragrance Armoire for scenting clothing — transforms the basement into something closer to a private bathhouse.

A London independent magazine shop in Clerkenwell devoted to print journalism at its most considered—independent titles, specialist publications, and editorial curation that treats the magazine as a design object. An essential address for anyone who still believes in print.

The London outpost of the Barcelona label Paloma Wool, bringing Clara Pañella's textile-driven clothing—vivid, craft-referencing, and immediately recognizable—to a market that has embraced the brand enthusiastically.

Aēsop's in-house team filled this Marylebone High Street store with lime-washed oak by Sebastian Cox, while artist Olivier Cousy's geometric fresco panels riff on Klee's colour theory and the neighbourhood's garden squares.

Panzer's Delicatessen offers a time-tested experience for discerning shoppers. This renowned establishment provides a curated selection of kosher products alongside a charming eatery serving wine, beer, and delightful light fare. Discover a taste of tradition in the heart of London.

A London bookshop in the Covent Garden area specialising in art, photography, and visual culture—a focused, editorially committed shop that serves the creative industry and the curious general reader with equal attention. One of the city's important specialist book addresses.

Rei Kawakubo's multi-story concept store where avant-garde fashion meets raw industrial space.