London's Shops 

Founded in 2014, Botany promotes mindful living and biophilic design. Its philosophy centres on nature, simplicity, and independent makers.

A key destination for the mall's most affluent clientele.

A key part of the mall's high-end Parisian luxury offering.

A high-performing unit in the mall's dedicated lingerie zone.

Dates to 1763; historically linked to the Bow Street Runners (Britain's first police)

Despite its Italian roots, the brand captures a specific California-cool vibe that has made it a destination for younger shoppers.

Originating in Borough Market, this site was a key anchor in Pavilion Road's transformation into a dedicated pedestrianized artisan village.

Founded in 1884 by Léon Breitling, the brand pioneered the modern chronograph and remains one of the few independent Swiss watchmakers associated with technical excellence.

Opened to serve the booming luxury horology market in the East.

Founded in 1974, it remains a cultural landmark. Its philosophy values tradition, affordability, and community.

Founded in 2006, BLB shaped London’s fixed‑gear scene. Its philosophy blends DIY culture, design, and cycling community.

Specializing in L'Afternoon Tea, this bakery brought a French patisserie aesthetic to the Covent Garden borders, becoming a primary destination for tourists and fans of high-end bakery treats.

A high-energy unit that draws the mall's younger demographic.

A cornerstone of the mall's family-focused entertainment offering.

Set in a former 1913 cinema, Burberry restored the building's grand scale in 2012 to create a store that blurs the lines between physical and digital retail.

Founder Thomas Burberry opened his first London shop in this exact postcode in 1891. This new flagship celebrates that heritage while showcasing the brand's ultra-modern, global design vision.

Burberry's presence here anchors the Upper Sloane section. The brand, founded in 1856, moved into this prominent corner to reflect its status as a global leader in high-end fashion.

The flagship of the marble-clad luxury Village wing.

A primary anchor for the mall's quick-service food offering.

A high-performing anchor in the mall's dining zone.

Founded in Stockholm, Byredo’s minimalist boutique offers an intimate space to explore scents like Gypsy Water and Mojave Ghost.

Founded in Stockholm in 2006 by Ben Gorham, Byredo translates memories and emotions into scents, becoming a global leader in the niche luxury fragrance market.

A prominent brand in the mall's premium burger category.

Opened during the first phase of the square's redevelopment, this branch has become a staple for Chelsea’s professional and creative communities who value functional yet avant-garde clothing designs.

COS (Collection of Style) chose this grand space to showcase its timeless aesthetic that sits between high-street and high-fashion.

A staple for the modern-classic shopper in White City.

One of the largest traditional high-street units in the complex.

Founded in 2008 by two bankers during the financial crisis, it quickly became the largest tailor on the Row by volume, helping to modernize the street's business model for today.

Established in 1842, Cadenhead’s is Scotland’s oldest independent bottler. Their Marylebone shop is a pilgrimage site for whisky connoisseurs, preserving traditional bottling methods in a modern city setting.

A high-profile dining spot in both West London and East.

Part of a London-wide chain, this specific location has served as a primary social meeting point for international visitors and shoppers for decades, known for its opulent, classical atmosphere.

Founded by Michelin-starred chef Angela Hartnett, this branch was designed to be the more accessible younger sister to her famed Murano in Mayfair, focusing on authentic family-style recipes.

Housed in a former air-raid shelter, the venue is themed after a post-war London Underground station, complete with vintage tube carriages and swing music to transport guests back in time.

Established in 1968, the brand revolutionized the fashion industry through provocative advertising and the creation of the first designer jeans, becoming a global powerhouse.

A staple of the mall's global brand arcade.

This site serves as the brand's primary UK hub for lifestyle retail, emphasizing the clean lines and provocative imagery that defined the label in the 1990s.

A prominent unit located in the mall's global-brand arcade.

A high-traffic unit known for its seasonal fashion collections.

Since opening in 1995, it has become a magnet for the world's top tennis players during the Queen’s Club tournament, including Rafael Nadal, who is a regular guest here.

Started in a home kitchen, this brand became a global icon for reviving the classic leather satchel for the modern professional.