Overview
- The London location is the brand’s largest to date, spanning more than 2,400 square feet over two levels designed by Sanchez Benton.
- The offer centers on curated homewares and artworks with a small edit of ready-to-wear and accessories, featuring makers such as Nicolas Mosse and The Dyeworks.
- Six sculptural candle sconces by British artist Kira Freije serve as the inaugural installation, on view and available to purchase until February.
- Anderson is shifting from four runway shows to rolling, store-led releases that foreground provenance, collaboration and limited editions.
- Positioned on a street known for interiors specialists, the store marks a calculated entry into high-end homeware, with gardening activations planned near the Chelsea Flower Show.