RH’s new London gallery brings together architecture and interiors, alongside the brand’s renowned rug collections presented in an immersive retail destination.
Luxury interiors brand RH has opened RH London, The Gallery in Mayfair, its first UK gallery and the latest addition to its growing portfolio of immersive retail destinations.
Housed within the Grade I-listed Queensberry House on Savile Row, the five-storey space has been carefully restored to celebrate the building’s 18th-century architecture, presenting RH Interiors, Modern and Outdoor collections in a series of residential-inspired settings that champion craftsmanship, materiality and timeless design.
Complementing the furniture and lighting collections, RH’s hand-knotted rugs feature throughout the gallery, showcasing natural fibres, artisanal techniques and understated palettes that define the brand’s textile offering.
Visitors can also explore RH Estates, a curated collection of furnishings by renowned designers and ateliers, before dining at The Perch, the rooftop restaurant designed in collaboration with British designer Anouska Hempel, overlooking a landscaped garden above Mayfair.
Founded in California, RH has become known for transforming historic buildings into destination galleries that combine retail, architecture and hospitality.
With landmark galleries across the US and Europe, the brand offers an expansive collection of luxury interiors, from furniture and lighting to textiles and hand-knotted rugs, creating immersive spaces that blur the boundaries between showroom, gallery and lifestyle experience.
You will be able to read more about the RH Estates rug collection in the next issue of COVER, out on 20 August.
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