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Bentleys
Old-fashioned Bentleys brims with expensive antiques, vintage luggage, bowler hats and 1920’s airplane propellers.
Divertimenti
Domestic goddesses will adore Divertimenti, a mega kitchen store that also holds cooking classes.
Ecò
Colin Firth (of Bridget Jones Diary fame), his Italian wife and two partners opened Ecò in non-central Chiswick. A green concept store, Ecò carries everything from sustainable office products (solar cell phone charger, anyone?) to eco-friendly cleaning products. There’s even a consultancy on the premises to assist homeowners who wish to go green.
Emma Bridgewater
Emma Bridgewater is beloved for her chunky pottery in colorful, fun patterns that can be spotted in most English country kitchens.
Few & Far
Terence Conran’s sister, Priscilla Carluccio, is stepping out of her brother’s stylish shadows and into the limelight with this dream shop on Brompton Road. The lifestyle boutique carries goodies sourced from across the globe, ranging from vintage to contemporary designs. Chocolate cake is served Friday afternoons.
Monogrammed Linen Shop
Superb sheet sets, table linen and nightwear.
Nina Campbell
At this shop, London’s leading interior designer of updated English country house chic showcases elegant knick-knacks for the home.
Summerill & Bishop
A stylish, unusual kitchen shop in Notting Hill with a period French look.
Terence Conran
At the center of Brompton Cross lies the magnificent Art Deco Michelin Building housing British designer Sir Terence Conran’s superb flagship store, full of stylish displays of furniture, kitchenware, books and gadgets.
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