The Collected Home

A jewel-box mix of antique furniture, decoupage, marbled lampshades and odd domestic treasures arranged with the confidence of a lived-in room.

Tobias Vernon’s gallery layers vintage furniture, modern art, studio pottery and tactile textiles into rooms that feel discovered, not merchandised.

Four unshowy floors of independent dealers where restored furniture, mirrors, lighting and strange decorative finds reward a patient circuit.

A Fournier Street shop where antique furniture, ceramics and 20th-century art sit in the kind of layered room you immediately want to copy.

Appointment-only 20th-century furniture, art and objects selected with enough restraint to let scratches, grain and good proportions do the talking.

A salvage labyrinth for old doors, stone, hardwood, lighting and one-off furniture with the evidence of its previous life left intact.

A Columbia Road gallery where 20th-century furniture, lighting and art are chosen as collectables, never as a matching-room shortcut.

Thirty independent dealers below Chancery Lane for old silver, small boxes, tableware and domestic objects carrying generations of handling.

A personally sourced mix of chubby ceramics, global textiles, antique curiosities and soulful objects that refuse to look factory coordinated.

A dealer-led room for handpicked kilims, rugs, posters and art with real provenance, plus the rare luxury of someone who knows every piece.