New local favourites on Chiltern Street

Niwaki opened on Marylebone's Chiltern Street in 2021, offering a range of coveted gardening tools and kitchen tools. After spending several years working in plant nurseries in both Osaka and Sussex, sculptor Jake Hobson founded the company, Niwaki Ltd, which translates to "garden tree" in Japanese. Enchanted by the gardens of Japan assortment has grown to include all manner of precision gardening tools, kitchen tools, stationery, workwear, and their own branded goods.

Lil Caldwell is the founder of Grandirosa Floral Design Studio, along with her co-founders Mary and Stuart. Together, they have realized their childhood dream of working with flowers, which has developed into a side business and has turned into a magical brand. They are best known for their bespoke floral designs and installations, each one custom-designed for their clients through their creative direction, artistic intuition, and eye for detail. The store makes bouquets in person and also retails Cire Trudon candles to make gifts even more magical.

Warm and welcome. At home, yet intrigued - This is how the London-based designer Oliver Spencer describes the comforting atmosphere of his new store. Oliver Spencer has become a central figure within the British menswear scene, forging his own unique path creating relaxed, distinguished sustainable clothing for men since 2002. Located in Marylebone on Chiltern Street, this new destination marks the fifth store within the capital for the British fashion brand, following two addresses on Bloomsbury’s Lamb’s Conduit Street, and outposts in Soho and Shoreditch.

Launched in London in 2016 by Freddie Elborne, MONC eyewear represents a new era in which quality, provenance, and ethical production are as important as the aesthetics of the finished item. They prioritize the makers behind their products. Each frame is sourced and made in Italy by a small team of experienced craftspeople. Each frame draws inspiration from creative districts around the world, showcasing the journeys of independent designers and makers who collectively share a passion for design, sustainability, and craftsmanship.

Sidney Neuhaus, co-founder of Kimai, wanted to create a modern jewelry brand that delivers true traceability. By using recycled gold and lab-grown diamonds, which are physically and chemically identical to mined ones, they can cut out all the murky middlemen and control the whole jewelry process, from design to delivery, creating beautiful, timeless coveted pieces.