Tripp is a contemporary art gallery located in east-central London, providing a diverse range of exhibitions and events; collaborating with artists, makers and curators in an effort to redefine the role of the gallery. Situated in a Georgian shop between Kings Cross and Angel, Tripp is an artist-run space that opens to encourage and support disparate artworks. With a loose Read more...
Canvas Home is a collection of modern, sustainable home goods, inspired by the beauty of hand crafted objects, hence our motto “simple, sustainable, style”. Read more...
“Stationery is more than notebooks and pens – it’s an extension of one’s personal style” Welcome to Quill. Here you’ll find a curated collection of stylish stationery that represents a world of inspiration and a little bit of indulgence. Our small team scours the globe to bring together our eclectic collection. You’ll find desk accessories & stationery from Kate Spade, luxury Read more...
Dar Leone is a London based, online homeware boutique that designs a globally inspired, range of interior, homeware and lifestyle products. Founded by US attorney and Sierra Leonean native, Isatu Funna, Dar Leone is the fulfillment of a long held passion for global design and specifically, African interior design. Inspired by unique treasured finds brought back from her travels, Dar Read more...
Located in the neo Georgian splendour of 68 Amwell Street, The George and Monkey offers the discerning a refined watering hole with all the comforts of home. Read more...
St Mark’s is a typically “Anglican” parish: unlike its neighbours it is neither Anglo-Catholic nor Evangelical in tradition, and attracts worshippers who are comfortable with a restrained, recognizably Anglican liturgy. It has been described as a country church in an urban setting and is the hub of the local community. Read more...
The Union Tavern is a Victorian pub dating back over 200 years, the impressive ceilings and windows are a memory of a bygone era. Specifics on the Union Tavern and its past are shrouded in mystery one report proclaims that part of the pub fell into the Metropolitan Railway line and was rebuilt by the Union railway company responsible whilst, Read more...
