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Meryl Fernandes opens a lifestyle shop in Hoxton
Meryl Fernandes' new lifestyle shop Thethestore fits into Hoxton like a missing jigsaw-puzzle piece. As an area for independent shops, Hoxton is growing in hipster popularity so fast that it may cease to become hipster altogether. Fernandes' previous Hackney Road venture was a vintage fashion shop called Found; she has now turned her attention to championing up-and-coming designers and beautiful packaging.
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Forest London brings exotic houseplants to the heart of the city
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British hairways: Blue Tit’s sixth salon lands in Brixton
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Vincent van Duysen transforms former post office into Alexander Wang’s London flagship
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Philippe Malouin designs Dezeen's new wristwatch space in London
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London Collections: Men S/S 2017 editor’s picks
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Benjamin Hubert creates ‘Trove’, an unhackable wallet for your cryptocurrency
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Matchesfashion's experiential five-storey townhouse opens in London's Mayfair
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London Collections: Men S/S 2015 editor’s picks
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Into the fold: this season, pleats look neat at our north London bolthole
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We’ve been framed: specs appeal from Berlin brands
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Masters of reality: dn&co present skewed urban perspectives in 'Co-Ordinates'
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SODA studio and Everpress launch charity t-shirt campaign with London designers
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Simple Shape: new site champions and retails British and Irish design
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'Silver Speaks': an intimate show of precious contemporary works at the V&A
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Star in the east: Wallpaper* Composed kits out an apartment on London’s City Road Basin
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Leather front: Studio Moon puts a new spin on skins with printed bags
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Wallpaper* Approved: our edit of London Design Week’s finest features
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The big picture: London hosts its largest ever photography fair
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London calling: Moss & Lam evokes Georgian houses with a new table trio
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Deca Architecture's London apartment merges playfulness and connectivity
An abstract feature staircase at the heart of a London apartment brings fun to a residential redesign by Athens-based practice Deca Architecture, while cleverly uniting private and communal spaces
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Les Lalanne’s sculptures inhabit otherwordly landscapes
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Artist Clare Strand challenges readers to cut and fold this season's sharpest looks
Grab your scissors: conceptual artist Clare Strand's perspective-bending graphics encourage Wallpaper* readers to get creative with this season's key fashion
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Brand (new) offering: Italian design brand Kartell opens London store
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I, robot: the machines are here and have us in their sights
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British sculptor Phillip King's primal works go on show across London
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The Photographers' Gallery reopens in London
