What is it?
Spanning three floors of an old Georgian townhouse building, The Conran Shop’s flagship store in Sloane Square (which replaces the former flagship in Marylebone Village) offers contemporary designer homeware including furniture, lighting, textiles and art. It’s not just any old homeware shop. The store was established by renowned modernist Sir Terence Conran, the same guy that founded the Design Museum in 1989, so careful curation, impeccable craftsmanship and unique design are of upmost importance here. It’s all arranged by rooms that demonstrating the ideal Conran interior landscape.
What does it sell?
Basically anything that’s gonna give your home that extra zhuzh. Much stock is exclusive and Conran mixes them in among classics to create inspirational room settings on the ground floor. Expect an eclectic spread of wacky lampshades, colourful chairs and one-of-a-kind sofas. Design classics can be found nestled in among innovative design and 'one-off' vintage pieces that blend practicality and fun.
In addition to design classics, there are plenty of portable accessories, gadgets, books, stationery items and toiletries that make great gifts or souvenirs.
Opening times
From Monday to Saturday, The Conran Shop is open 10am-6pm. On Sunday, it opens 12pm-6pm.
Time Out tip
Fuel your furniture shopping with lunch at the nearby Ottolenghi and browse through titles to fill your brand new shelves at the charming John Sandoe Bookshop.
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