Southsayer style special: Emma Broughton, stonemason/sculptor & Sarah...
Worse thing anyone’s ever said to us? ‘I don’t go south of the river, luv’ Sarah Counsell and Emma Broughton have lived in and around Brixton for over 20 years. They’ve lived together in this flat for...
View ArticleSouthsayer style special: Sarah Hamilton, artist and designer
To celebrate Artists’ Open House this coming weekend (11-12 May 2013), part of the Dulwich Festival, we took a nose around the home and work of south London artist and designer, Sarah Hamilton. A fine...
View ArticlePinboard 23 May: Brixton’s Cornercopia does cocktails, Jay Rayner riles Herne...
1. Brixton: pop-up cocktail bar at Cornercopia Oh goodness. How exciting. If their cocktails are as good as their food, the new seasonal pop-up cocktail bar at Cornercopia in Brixton Market, opening...
View ArticleWednesday Picture: Inside the House of Dreams, East Dulwich
Among Wright’s more unsettling domestic artworks is a large ape-like figurine, wearing his late father’s false teeth Maybe you’ve passed 45 Melbourne Grove in East Dulwich, with its Yves Klein blue...
View ArticleSouthsayer style special: design duo Mini Moderns, aka Keith Stephenson and...
In 20 years, the South Bank has been transformed into what now feels like the cultural heart of the city We’ve been familiar with Mini Moderns’s striking printed wallpapers, fabrics, ceramics and home...
View ArticleWednesday Picture: Open House 2013
This weekend is Open House where the public are unleashed on 830 of London’s coolest buildings and private houses. Sarah Fox picks some south London highlights This year celebrates architect Richard...
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Peek inside Pullens Yards open studios for Xmas
Enjoy a rare glimpse inside Southwark’s revived 1870 workshop community – and get the festive shopping done to boot The post Peek inside Pullens Yards open studios for Xmas appeared first on Below The...
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Wednesday Picture: Inside Lambeth Palace
A fascinating new book, Unseen London, offers readers access to fifty extraordinary locations, telling the story of how each was created and what it reveals about the city. We publish an exclusive...
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Unseen London: Old Naval College, Greenwich
A fascinating new book, Unseen London, offers access to fifty extraordinary locations, telling the story of how each was created and what it reveals about the city. Our second and final extract hits...
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The Fashion and Textile Museum SE1 is back
What's in store at the colourful Bermondsey institution over the next few months
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