London Calling

We start where London is on the move from early morning. At Borough Market, aromas, conversations and ideas about what to try first all mingle. We grab a coffee, pick something good and move on.

A Sunday morning, flowers under your arm and one more shop window you simply have to peek into. Columbia Road has a colour and ease that cannot be planned.

In Hampstead, one turn into a small street is all it takes for the city to sound quieter. There is time for a walk, a pub along the way and a path through the greenery that does not have to end at any particular time.

On Portobello Road, the most interesting things are found by chance. We browse, try things on and go back to the stall we have already passed. Checks and bold accessories feel right at home in this game.

Here, the pleasure lies in the details. A beautifully designed shop window, a book opened just for a moment, coffee at a table by the window. We go for refined proportions and details with a character of their own.

The best plan for the last stop? Having no plan. On Fournier Street, old façades make us pause, and a few streets on we slip into the more creative rhythm of East London.