British joinery atelier James Wellesley has completed the bespoke architectural joinery for Nammos London, the first city interpretation of the celebrated Mykonos beach club, opening in Mayfair.

Hermès opens new London Maison on New Bond Street Mayfair, with knitted ‘Rocobarn’ windows by British textile artist Kate Jenkins.

The Lalique Bar designed by Elicyon at WOW!house 2026 is a masterclass in materiality

Hamish Powell creates award winning installation for The Conran Shop

Grayson Perry, the renowned artist and broadcaster, is launching a homeware collection, A Map of Days, exclusively at the National Portrait Gallery Shop.

A name to know …Clink Street ceramics

The Conran Shop will launch a selling collection of Sejnane pottery for London Craft Week 2026

V&A East will open its doors to the public on 18 April, marking a significant moment in East London’s growing cultural landscape. Alongside the museum’s opening, visitors will discover a new on-site shop dedicated to celebrating creativity, craft, and the spirit of making.

 The new V&A East shop will feature a carefully curated range of products that champion the creativity of East London, spotlight small-batch makers, and offer exclusive items unavailable elsewhere. Accessibility has been central to the curation, with more than 70% of the range priced under £30, ensuring the offer appeals to a broad audience.

A name to know… Humberto da Mata’s paper, fabric and ceramic designs have captured many an imagination writes Rory Robertson for Living etc. Humberto’s designs - all made at his Brazilian atelier have graced many an international interior with a client base that includes Kelly Wearstler. Now available in London for the first time @JIG studio.

Launching in London in Spring, Lalique continues its artistic journey through the four elements and turns its gaze skyward.

Air, the most elusive of them all, is captured in crystal through decorative objects, where savoir-faire, heritage, and modern elegance meet in a living expression of Art de Vivre.

The Conran Shop partners with the design duo Supergroup to launch an exclusive range celebrating colour, craft, and the joy of decorative objects Oddments, an exclusive new collection of decorative accessories. The range brings together expressive craftsmanship, bold material experimentation, and a playful design language that reimagines the role of decorative objects.

“Oddments began with a fascination we both have around decorative objects,” says Supergroup. “All the designs have been hand-drawn, and we developed a range of playful surface applications and colours across the collection — from double-dipped glazes to sgraffito and hand-painting techniques. We were inspired by the rich colour history within ceramics, including references

like chrome green and celadon blue. We loved playing with conventional material histories while taking a more joyful, exploratory approach to the medium.”

Across fourteen individual works, JIG Studio brings together material-led practices that foreground ancestry, experimentation, and handcraft at Collect 2026. Works were shown at the JIG Studio stand on the ground floor with a further selection presented in the Collectors’ Lounge, presented by Trimble SketchUp and designed by Tola Ojuolape Studio.

Opening on 12 February and running until 4 May, Lucian Freud: Drawing into Painting is the first UK museum exhibition devoted exclusively to Freud’s works on paper, bringing together drawings that reveal the foundations of his painterly practice — many of them on public view for the first time.

The accompanying capsule collection will launch at the NPG Shop and takes its name from a phrase Freud often used and appears in the exhibition’s opening section: “Everything is a Portrait.” For Freud, any subject — human, animal or botanical — could be approached with the same forensic intensity.

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British textile artist Kate Jenkins to launch a joyful collection of limited-edition festive jumpers, tree decorations and “Fishmass Tree”.

As Brazilian creativity continues to command global attention, JIG Studio offers London a vivid new lens through which to view the country’s bold, emotionally resonant design culture.