Channel 4's George Clarke, architect and presenter of 'The Home Show', loves Les Couilles du Chien, describing it as "the most fantastic antique and furniture shop". He admits, "Probably half the furniture in my house is bought from this single shop." It's owned by Jerome, a friend of George's, who has cheekily called the shop 'the dog's bollocks'! But by putting it in French, he's made it sound utterly chic and stylish. It's worth frequently returning to the store as the piled high stock changes frequently, the result of Jerome's expert salvaging skills. Come for unusual decorative pieces ranging from unique antiques to contemporary lights.
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This wonderfully open, visually gratifying pub carefully balances modern and traditional in terms of both décor and food. High ceilings, sash windows and a feeling ... More
Adela Studio 8,
Old Gramophone Works,Saga Centre,Kilburn,
London,
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9 minutes walk from Les Couilles du Chien
Drum lessons, masterclasses and workshops for both children and adults take place at The Rhythm Studio just off Ladbroke Grove in West London. Drumming workshop ...More
A charity which provides educational trips on its boat for schoolchildren, but funded by private hire. The boat is available for all kinds of trips ... More
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Channel 4's George Clarke, architect and presenter of 'The Home Show', loves Les Couilles du Chien, describing it as "the most fantastic antique and furniture shop". He admits, "Probably half the furniture in my house is bought from this single shop." It's owned by Jerome, a friend of George's, who has cheekily called the shop 'the dog's bollocks'! But by putting it in French, he's made it sound utterly chic and stylish. It's worth frequently returning to the store as the piled high stock changes frequently, the result of Jerome's expert salvaging skills. Come for unusual decorative pieces ranging from unique antiques to contemporary lights.
