Blitz opened in 2011, and instantly put the other vintage shops in the capital to shame. This is a vintage department store, covering all floors of a...

Stylish and accessible interiors shop Pitfield London is spread across a big double-fronted former office block, and is the retail arm of celebrated...

Shepperton prides itself on being the friendliest car boot around, and has a relaxed, genuine atmosphere the likes of which you'd be hard pressed to find at...

This erotic emporium is London's most glamorous introduction to kink. The boudoir aesthetic creates an unmistakable vibe of refined naughtiness, and trying...

Nestled snugly in an old East End workshop that exudes Dickensian quaintness, this small furniture maker produces a distinctive range of birch plywood and...

If you've seen enough teak sideboards to last you a lifetime, but still fancy injecting a little vintage chic into your home, Oscars is the place. You may...

When you hear the words 'socialite-owned-boutique' and 'Ledbury road' you can be forgiven for imagining a Trinny and Suzannah endorsed affair, in the vein...

The oldest wax manufacurer in the world, Cire Trudon started life as a small family firm in 1643. Over the centuries the brand has grown internationally...

Stylist and author Emily Chalmers's Redchurch Street boutique is a treasure trove of cool interiors ideas, vintage finds and unusual decorative pieces....

Nestled between Fortnum and Mason on one side and Isaac Newton's house on the other, Princes Arcade does not shy away from its historic credentials. This is...

One of East Dulwich's most established and best-loved retail haunts, Rose Ratcliffe's lovely shop is the first port-of-call for clueless gift buyers. The...

Plain English's beautiful kitchens are based on 17th- and 18th-century examples and handmade in Suffolk. Designs are beautifully simple; the London-popular...

One of London's most visually appealing markets, Columbia Road overflows with buckets full of beautiful flowers. There are bulbs, herbs, shrubs and bedding...