London's Shops 

Founded in 2014, it champions wellness, simplicity, and botanical purity. Its philosophy values mindful living and craft.

Founded in 1953, the vaults house long‑established dealers. Their philosophy values expertise, heritage, and preservation of silversmithing traditions.

Built in 1729, this historic pub was meticulously restored to blend its original architectural character with modern luxury, becoming a premier destination for elevated pub dining in West London.

Originally The Hole in the Wall; once a haunt for the highwayman Claude Duval

Formerly known as The Old Rising Sun, it was refurbished to match the street's upscale evolution, becoming a social centerpiece known for its creative infusions and sophisticated local pub vibe.

Founded in 2011, it preserves British textile traditions. Its philosophy blends craftsmanship, sustainability, and timeless design.

Founded in 2011, the shop celebrates creativity, imagination, and Nordic storytelling. Its philosophy blends nostalgia with design‑led retail.

Located in the heart of the Market, this niche store celebrates the enduring cultural legacy of the Finnish trolls.

Rebuilt in 1900 on a site that has housed a tavern since at least 1670

Named after the famous 17th-century actress and mistress of Charles II, who sold oranges in the nearby theatre district, the pub occupies a site with centuries of theatrical history.

This is a global flagship for super-fans, featuring two floors of wands, jewelry, and cinematic artifacts.

This flagship destination serves as a museum-style retail space where fans can buy authentic wands, jewelry, and artifacts from their favorite cinematic universes.

Founded in San Francisco in 1966 as a technical climbing shop, the brand has become a global leader in outdoor gear and a staple of modern streetwear culture.

Founded in 2014, it revitalised local gardening culture. Its philosophy values accessibility, sustainability, and neighbourhood engagement.

Founded in 1979, it champions reuse, craftsmanship, and eclectic style.

Founded in the 1600s, it blends history with craftsmanship. Its philosophy values tradition, artistry, and the preservation of heritage skills.

This store acts as a beauty lab where customers can learn about the chemistry of their skincare products.

Founded in 2008, it champions modernist design and sustainable reuse. Its philosophy blends curation with design scholarship.

The go-to destination for everyday fragrance and gift sets.

An extension of the world-renowned Petersham Nurseries in Richmond, this site opened in 2018, transforming a Grade II listed warehouse into a Mediterranean-inspired oasis in the heart of London.

London's largest pub; an offshoot of the independent Dublin brewery

Founded in 2013, it blends horticulture with storytelling. Its philosophy centres on sustainability and meaningful gifting.

A staple of the mall's outdoor casual dining scene.

Founded in 2013, it supports London’s running culture. Its philosophy values inclusivity, performance, and community.

Founded in 2006, it revolutionised wine retail through accessible tasting. Its philosophy values discovery, education, and independent producers.

Combining a traditional fishmonger with a modern chef’s table, it focuses on transparency and the very best of British coastal produce.

A high-traffic unit for dessert lovers in the mall.

Built in 1735, the pub was originally owned by relatives of William Shakespeare. It has survived centuries of change while remaining a Soho landmark.

Founded in 2014, the company champions small‑batch production and botanical ingredients. Its philosophy blends heritage, craftsmanship, and sensory storytelling, reflecting the layered history of Spitalfields.

Named after the master builder who developed Belgravia in the 1820s, this Regency-style townhouse preserves the architectural heritage of the area while serving as a premier social hub for residents.

Founded in 1954, it was the birthplace of Private Eye magazine. Its stage has hosted icons like Bob Dylan, Paul Simon, and Adele before they achieved global superstardom.

Founded in 2007, it became a key resource for fashion houses. Its philosophy values authenticity, preservation, and historical design research.

Founded as a mail-order business in 1994, it has become a British staple for timeless luxury and serene home decor.

A high-traffic unit known for its signature white-themed aesthetic.

Starting as a mail-order business in 1994, the brand opened this flagship as part of Marylebone’s upscale retail transformation, focusing on affordable luxury and high-quality natural materials for the home.

A heritage site for over 150 years; known for traditional hospitality and pies

A high-traffic unit that draws families and hobbyists alike.

Launched in 1997 in New York, Theory revolutionized the market by introducing stretch fabrics into women's tailoring, becoming a staple for professional wardrobes seeking comfort and style.

Opened in 2021, this is the label's first permanent store outside the USA, housed in a striking red-tiled building with a secret basement venue.

Opening in 2025/2026 as the flagship for West London fitness.