Shop Front

Curving pale wooden furnishings and soft pink, green and blue tones decorate this tea shop in New York City by local firm New Practice Studio.

There's an angelic new coffee bar in N1. Saintly, one might even say. I read about Saint Espresso, which opened a few weeks ago on Pentonville Road near Angel Tube, in Caffeine Magazine when I was at The Gentlemen Baristas last week and promptly forgot its name but not its address. Luckily, it is only a ten-minute walk up the hill from my office, so I figured that even if I had imagined the whole thing, I wasn't going too far out of my way. More luckily still, Saint Espresso was indeed there…

This guide to south London will give you a good overview of the area south of the Thames. There's a lot to discover here if you know where to go.

Can you do your own lettering on an awning? Really, you can. Here's how. Cover up old lettering, repair simple tears, add new wording and graphics

Image 6 of 15 from gallery of Iara Wisnik e Maiô Store / Tree Arquitetura. Photograph by Ricardo Faiani

London's coffee shops run the gamut from teeny tiny hole-in-the-wall spots to sprawling landmark locations. What we love about these shops isn't just the latte art, but the people who frequent these beautiful spaces. Coffee culture runs deep in this town and it's easy to spot that as soon as you start asking people for their favorite espresso haunts. From where to get the best biscuits to coffee shops that are run like biker gangs, we've got a little something for every coffee culture type…

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New book London Shopfronts, published by Hoxton Mini Press, offers a photographic guide to some of the capital’s most striking independent retailers, old and new, and reveals how style and uniqueness remain crucial for attracting customers