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High above the heart of London, The Shard glimmers like a glass needle piercing the sky — and hidden within its soaring heights lies one of the city’s most tranquil escapes. At Shangri-La The Shard, London, guests are invited to experience a day of pure indulgence: a soothing ELEMIS spa ritual, a dip in the Sky Pool, and a perfectly crafted afternoon tea in the clouds.

Tucked away in the heart of Notting Hill, Melt Chocolates is redefining what it means to experience chocolate. Founded in 2005 by Louise Nason, this family-owned, independent chocolate company has built its reputation on a commitment to freshness, sustainability, and the pursuit of pure chocolate pleasure.

If you love your accessories with a bold twist and artistic flair, look no further than For Art’s Sake — a London-based independent design brand redefining the world of luxury eyewear and jewellery. With a flagship store in Covent Garden, this emerging British brand has captured the hearts of celebrities, influencers, and style-savvy shoppers around the globe.

Yinka Ilori MBE is a celebrated British-Nigerian artist and designer known for transforming everyday spaces into joyful experiences through vibrant colour, storytelling, and cultural fusion. From large-scale architectural installations in London to international exhibitions and collaborations with brands like Lego, Adidas, and The North Face, Ilori’s unique design language continues to shape the future of contemporary art and design—not just in Britain, but across the globe.

Operating from a modest studio in Hammersmith, West London, is one of Britain’s most adventurous and creative fragrance houses—4160 Tuesdays. Founded in 2011 by self-taught perfumer Sarah McCartney, this small-batch artisan brand has carved out a unique space in the world of niche perfumery. Quirky, bold, and unapologetically British, 4160 Tuesdays is more than a perfume label—it's a philosophy, a storybook, and a science experiment all rolled into one scented bottle.

On the rugged, windswept farmland of the West Highlands, a story of ancient heritage, artistry, and unexpected discovery is being retold — not through books or museums, but through the hands of Scottish-born jeweller Ellis Mhairi Cameron. Her handcrafted fine jewellery, forged in 14ct recycled gold and adorned with traceable diamonds, is a sculptural homage to Scotland’s history — raw, primal, and beautifully imperfect.

When you imagine a classic London pub, what comes to mind? Perhaps a cosy fire crackling in the corner, the gentle hum of conversation, a pint of perfectly pulled ale, and centuries of stories etched into every wooden beam. At The Dove in Hammersmith, you’ll find all that and more — a place where London’s rich past and vibrant present come together in the most charming way.