A Building’s Charm The Liberty London department store is one of those rare buildings that practically pulls you inside—the design of the building practially makes you want to spend money. Its exterior could double as a business strategy. The place was packed when I visited, and it’s easy to see why. Beyond the quality clothing, […]

A London Landmark In the heart of Knightsbridge, Harrod’s london department store stands as one of London’s most recognizable landmarks. The neighborhood’s proximity to Hyde Park and its reputation for luxury make it the perfect home for this icon of British retail. Founded in 1849, the business began as a small grocery and tea merchant […]

Mayfair Reimagined Tucked into the heart of Mayfair on Grosvenor Square, The Twenty Two is a 31-room boutique hotel housed within an Edwardian manor. The building dates to the early 20th century, with double-height ceilings, ornate plasterwork, and classical proportions that set the tone for its grand yet intimate atmosphere. The hotel sits at one […]

This guide uses a designer’s lens to eat, sleep, and shop London, focusing on places where the interiors drive the experience. Design shows up in everyday settings—restaurants, hotels, and members’ clubs reveal how space shapes how people gather and move. These recommendations highlight where to eat, sleep, and shop, chosen for their architecture, atmosphere, and character.

Interior-Driven Hospitality London restaurants set a global standard for interior-driven hospitality. From historic pubs with centuries-old patina to luxury hotels with sculptural staircases and bespoke textiles, these interiors are inspiring. More than destinations; these spots lessons in hospitality design and living examples of how architecture and interiors shape human experience. Dining is always beyond the […]