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Luxury Artisans & Crafts in Mayfair
The heart of London luxury, home to Bond Street, Savile Row, and the finest dining establishments in the capital.
Backes and Strauss | British Luxury Watches
21-22, Grosvenor Street, Mayfair, London, W1K 4QJ
The firm has a long and rich history. Backes & Stauss was first registered as a goldsmith in Hanau, Germany in 1789. Founder George Carl sent his twenty-four-year-old son to London to open up a second office in 1800 and the firm has not looked back since, expanding to becoming one of the city’s leading jewelers before more recently specialising in luxury watches. Backes & Strauss draw on over 230 years of diamond expertise, cutting and polishing high-quality diamonds for timepieces that will eventually be worn by the world’s most esteemed individuals. Their expert team carefully choose interestingly coloured stones before transforming them into shimmering timepieces. Officially the world’s oldest diamond company, Backes & Strauss offers an unparalleled level of luxury and class. The timepieces’ inside mechanics are made by Franck Muller in Switzerland who are masters of their own complex craft. It is fair to say that a Backes & Strauss watch is a masterpiece both inside and out. The watchmaker's core collections are Berkeley, Piccadilly, Regent, Renaissance, and Victoria, reflecting their London roots. They also offer a bespoke service that allows the client to be involved at every step of the creation of a one-of-a-kind watch.
Heywood Hill | Bookstore
10 Curzon Street, London W1J 5HH
Novelist Evelyn Waugh once quipped that the Heywood Hill was ‘a centre of all that was left of fashionable and intellectual London’ and it seems to have remained in this central position since then. The Mayfair bookshop was first opened by Heywood Hill in 1936 and has had a rather illustrious history. Writer and eldest of the Mitford sisters Nancy Mitford worked here during the war and her time at the shop was a big influence on her work. Always at the heart of London literary life, a scene of John Le Carre’s Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy is set in the shop. Set over two storeys in a Geoergian townhouse, the shop stocks a diverse mix of books, catering to all tastes and sensibilities, from highbrow collectors to young children. In a digital age, the shop’s loyal, global customer base and rich knowledge of books sets it apart from online competitors.
Holland & Holland | Gun Company
33 Bruton Street, London W1J 6HH
Founded in 1835, Holland & Holland started with a London Tobacconist, Harris Holland, becoming noticed for his skills as a fine competition pigeon shot. Holland never looked back; as over the next 30 years with the help of nephew Henry William Holland, he went on to start what would become one of the most exclusive gun-making companies in Britain. Holland & Holland thrived during the rest of the 19th century, acquiring Royal Warrants from King George V and the King of Italy, and adopting the title of ‘royal’ for their best guns. Now situated in Bruton Street, Mayfair, Holland and Holland have enjoyed a long, illustrious career as one of the top gun-makers in the business through the 20th and 21st century; well-earned respect that is still in place today.
Kensington Parker | Jewellers
84 Brook Street, Mayfair, London, W1K 5EH
Kensington Parker is a Private Jeweller that specialises in bespoke and made to order diamond jewellery, as well as any assistance with all aspects of fine jewellery including repairs. Consultation is an integral of the design process, where Andreas will work closely with his client to ensure the final piece will be perfectly befitting of the recipient's taste and personality. As a Private Jeweller, Kensington Parker’s remit goes beyond any high street jeweller to bring a truly personalised service; whether you need a selection of pink diamond shades to choose from or would like to replace a rare lost cufflink, Andreas will accommodate. With a long list of satisfied clients and a revered aftercare service, there is no doubt that Kensington Parker can create the perfect piece for your needs.
Mount Street Printers | Print Shop
4 Mount Street, London W1K 3LW
Situated right in the heart of Mayfair, Mount Street Printers offers a luxury printing service that balances traditional craftsmanship with the latest technology. The printers offer a complete array of print options including engraving, foiling, embossing, die-cutting, thermography, and lithography. Every order is produced in-house by their highly-skilled team. They ensure the highest quality, quick turnaround and utmost discretion on every order, producing a standard of product that few can rival. Whether their clients have a design in mind or are after something completely bespoke, the Mount Street team are close at hand throughout the design process. Since its founding in 1981, the business has been family-run and it looks set to continue like this long into the future, ensuring artisanal knowledge is passed onto the next generation. The firm is a Royal Warrant holder as Printers by appointment to The Prince of Wales.
Pragnell
14 Mount Street, London W1K 2RF
Pragnell brings exceptional craftsmanship, based in Mayfair, creating bespoke pieces and artisanal products of enduring quality and distinction.
Russell Talerman | Watch Repair Service
34-36 Maddox Street, London, W1S 1PD
Russell Talerman is one of London’s foremost timepiece horologists. He established Russell Talerman Watch Repairs in 1987, after completing two and a half years at the London School of Horology and a further year in Neuchatel, Switzerland in the Watchmakers of Switzerland Training and Education Programme. He now works with a small, dedicated team He is an accredited Rolex specialist and also repairs and restores other high specification watches including Hermès, Georg Jensen, Philip Stein, Eterna, Fendi, Junghans, Linde and Werdelin. His team are highly trained and have a well-equipped modern workshop with state-of-the-art machinery and tools. This watch repairs and restorers is conveniently located in the heart of Mayfair and over the years have built a strong reputation among many Rolex owners in the area.
Smythson | Leather Goods Store
24/25 New Bond Street, London W1S 2RR
Steeped in a rich history, this Royal Warrant holder was established in 1887, when the original Frank Smythson opened his boutique shop on 133 New Bond Street, which started off by selling ‘stationery and fancy articles of a high-class character’. They have always prided themselves on blending luxury and versatility to meet every customer’s individual flair and personality, and today reside nearby at 40 New Bond Street. This timeless company were the creators of the first featherweight diary, and have been fashioning products for women and men for 132 years. Today, their hand-crafted stationery, leather-bound diaries and books, accessories, bags, scarves and gifts are just as popular as they always have been, as the company remains a go-to brand name for the highly discerning customer.
The Wren Press | Luxury Stationers
1 Curzon Street, Mayfair, London, W1J 5HD
The Wren Press was set up in 1985 as a family business. Ever since then, their business has grown, and their reputation has blossomed, as they now hold Royal Warrants from both The Queen and The Prince of Wales. The Wren Press have a design-your-own range, allowing their customers put their own personal stamp on all of their stationary. The company has an extensive collection of products. Their personal stationary boasts correspondence, visiting, at home, change of address and thank you cards. While their corporate stationary offers compliment slips, business cards, letterheads, and events and invitations. The Wren Press truly shine when it comes to weddings, as their stationary is handcrafted to ensure that each couples special day is presented with class and glamour.
Thomas Goode | Luxury Tableware
19 South Audley Street, London, W1K 2BN
Established in 1827 and occupying a place in the heart of Mayfair since 1845, Thomas Goode is the proud holder of two royal warrants and highly values its well-established relationship with The Royal Family. William Goode, Thomas Goode’s son, travelled the world and recorded his adventures in diaries that are on display. His adventures brought him into contact with the finest porcelain and china whilst providing a personal service to some of Europe’s most prestigious families. This personal touch has paid off as the name Thomas Goode is known worldwide for its statement tableware and the veritable treasure trove of luxury items on display throughout its showrooms. The door is always open at 19 South Audley Street to explore the sublime display in the showrooms. Whilst you admire and discover some of the best cutting-edge contemporary design not only from Thomas Goode, but some of the greatest names in tableware, inspiration might encourage you to acquire something for the home. In recent years, Thomas Goode’s collaboration with contemporary artists have attracted a wider more diverse audience.
Glenn Spiro
Bruton Street, Mayfair, W1J
Glenn Spiro is revered for his audacious approach to high jewellery, crafting exquisite pieces that
Savvy & Sand
76 New Bond Street, 3rd floor, Mayfair, W1S 1R
Savvy & Sand brings exceptional craftsmanship, based in Mayfair, creating bespoke pieces and artisanal products of enduring quality and distinction.