London's Shops 

Founded in 2005, the brand focuses on tactile fabrics and has become a staple for the off-duty style in Seven Dials.

The brand uses 100-year-old techniques from skilled Greek artisans to create designs inspired by mythology and ancient art.

Founded over 40 years ago as an antique bed specialist, it evolved into a premier luxury sleep brand and serves as a key anchor of the Chelsea Design Quarter.

A long-standing resident of the mall's first-floor arcade.

Inspired by the designer's travels to Bali, the brand is famous for its Mantra jewelry and spiritual-themed charms.

Founded by Annie Doble, this shop brings the bohemian, high-fashion spirit of Ibiza’s Old Town to the cobblestones of London’s Newburgh Quarter.

Brings an artistic, curated vibe to the main retail corridor.

The store occupies a site that was once a historic garage. Its opening brought a sense of artistic discovery back to the road, blending fashion with home and art.

The store is known for its artistic, found-object interior design, making it feel more like a gallery or a boutique than a major international chain.

This establishment has been a staple of the Newburgh Quarter for years, providing a sophisticated, low-intervention wine sanctuary that contrasts with the fast-paced energy of nearby Carnaby Street.

Opened in 2004 as Apple's first store in Europe. The building's facade still features 19th-century mosaics from the original occupant, Venetian glassmaker Salviati.

Opening as a cornerstone of the Power Station’s restoration, this flagship serves as a hub for London's tech community, located beneath Apple’s massive new UK headquarters in the Boiler House.

A landmark store for the mall since its opening in 2011.

Housed in a Grade II listed 1876 building, Apple meticulously restored the original brickwork and arches before opening this landmark location in 2010.

One of the highest-revenue Apple stores in the United Kingdom.

Founded in 1964 by Zeev Aram, the store introduced modernist design to London. Its philosophy champions innovation, craftsmanship, and design education.

The brand, part of the H&M group, chose this site for its UK debut in 2017, focusing on sustainable, long-lasting design and a slow shopping experience.

Founded by a French pâtissier and a Singaporean entrepreneur, Arome quickly gained a cult following for its unique flavor profiles, helping to diversify the local artisanal bakery scene.

Founded in 2015, the shop champions fair trade, craftsmanship, and global collaboration. Its philosophy centres on ethical luxury and cultural storytelling.

Founded in 1999, the brand pioneered fresh chocolates in London. Its philosophy blends craftsmanship, experimentation, and responsible sourcing. It remains independent and chef‑led.

Founded in 2001, Artwords became a cornerstone of East London’s creative publishing scene. Its philosophy champions independent print culture, critical thinking, and the preservation of specialist art publishing. The shop supports emerging publishers and maintains deep ties with local art schools and galleries.

A key tenant in the mall's dedicated performance sports zone.

A massive nightlife anchor that differentiates Stratford from other malls.

A favorite of the Royal family, this flagship offers in-store personalization and monogramming services for its premium leather goods.

Founded in 1781, Asprey has held Royal Warrants for every British monarch since Queen Victoria, moving to its current New Bond Street location in the 1840s.

A high-energy unit popular with the Yard's younger demographic.

A high-energy boutique that caters to the fashion-forward crowd.

Designed by Jean-Louis Costes, this restaurant brings the specific, ultra-chic Costes vibe from Paris to a discreet residential corner just off Sloane Street.

Founded in 1978, it supports London’s creative community with deep stock and specialist knowledge.

Launched in 2008 (originally as Aubin & Wills), the brand was revived in 2021 with this Newburgh Street flagship to provide an authentic, slow-fashion alternative to the modern high street.

A high-traffic favorite for on-the-go snacking in the mall.

Launched by the Big Mamma Group, this restaurant became an instant social media sensation for its extravagant design, bringing a sense of Florentine fun and high-energy dining to the street.

Launched in 2014, the brand disrupted the traditional fashion calendar by releasing a new style every week, quickly becoming a cult favorite for its clean, modern aesthetic.

Opened as part of the street's recent culinary revitalization, Azzurra brings a sea-to-table philosophy to the luxury district, providing a stylish dining alternative to the area's many boutiques.

Part of the street's recent culinary revival, Azzurra brings the flavors of the Italian coast to Chelsea’s most prestigious fashion thoroughfare.

This concept was brought to London to capitalize on the growing superfood trend, quickly becoming a popular spot for shoppers seeking a quick, nutritious, and Instagram-worthy refreshment.

Founded in 2003, the brand captures the carefree spirit of French fashion with a focus on wearable, joyous designs.

This store recently underwent a massive rebranding and renovation to reflect the Be Your Own BOSS campaign, focusing on a younger, more digital-savvy audience.

Created to simplify the male shopping experience, Balibaris combines high-end fabrics with a focused, understated aesthetic.

A direct import of Keith McNally’s iconic New York brasserie, it occupies a former flower warehouse, maintaining a bustling, high-energy Parisian atmosphere since 2013.