A stroll around a decent photo gallery is a bit like taking a trip to Borough Market ‘just to have a look’. Just as in the latter you’ll return home laden with culinary goodies, it is impossible to leave somewhere like the Michael Hoppen Gallery without a choice print or a shiny, hardback for the living room. The exhibits are spread across three galleries and several centuries – a generous variety of artists parading their work. The selection is of a consistently high standard, previous exhibitors include Hélène Binet and Desiree Dolron. The gallery also has a publishing arm which prints its own series of books.
The Saatchi Gallery re-opened on 9th October 2008 in the former military barracks of the Duke of York's Headquarters. The 70,000 square feet represents a ...More
The Royal College of Art has a lively programme of exhibitions featuring the work of its postgraduate students. In a further bid to promote artistic ... More
Built by Sir Christopher Wren 1682-1692, the Grade I-listed Royal Hospital Chelsea was intended by King Charles II to be a home for soldiers who ... More
Stylish antique décor, a peaceful but convenient location, and spacious, airy rooms are all essential to this hotel's appeal. Yet it is the unbeatable service ... More
Where the old Royal Court Hotel used to be now there’s this welcoming and well decorated reincarnation. All the 102 air conditioned rooms come full ... More
The historic botanical Chelsea Physic Garden opens its gates for a charming walk through nature and a chance to pick up some Christmas gifts. Laid ...More
Big-haired cynic Simon Amstell recently announced he was giving up Never Mind The Buzzcocks to concentrate on his live work. And so here he is, ...More
In between the Fulham Road and Kings Road, down a quiet side street, Traditional Toys is a treasure trove of wooden toys: cars, trains, planes, ... More
Simple and elegant, Ordning & Reda's range of self-designed Swedish paper products will put the feel-good factor back in your letter-writing life. And if ...More
Tom Aikens follows his absurd restaurant in nearby Elystan Street with the more casual Tom's Kitchen close to the Kings Road. It's a more relaxed ...More
Private members club with a regular pack of paparazzi parked outside waiting for royals to exit after one too many vodka red bulls. Its popularity ...More
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