In its new flagship site behind stalwart Sloane Square department store Peter Jones, The Conran Shop continues to be ahead of the game when it comes to design. What the space has lost in size from the old Brompton spot it’s gained in focus, with its seriously concise edit of modern and classic pieces. Whether you’re coming to pick up marble desk trays or take home mid-century Eames chairs and Poulsen pendant lights, it’s a London classic that is going nowhere.

Neighbourhood farmers’ markets pop up all over the city at the weekend. But on any other day of the week, Daylesford Organic, stocking ingredients from Carole Bamford’s Cotswolds farm, is a solid bet for exceptional produce. The Notting Hill deli is stuffed with bright vegetables, pasture-raised meat and cheeses, along with organic wines; and the café makes a delicious three-seeded apple bircher for breakfast.

Sure, you can scoop up feather-soft cashmere and classic workwear from JOSEPH here, but what we really come for is the tightly edited selection of local and international brands on the racks. The staff is lovely, so if you're stuck on a piece, definitely solicit a little advice.

This state of the art gym is about as exclusive as it gets. Located in the heart of Chelsea, KX gym fuses athletic equipment with holistic exercises. The best of the best; from the equipment, the personal trainers, to the spa you can unwind at post workout routine. Who said a workout couldn't be luxurious?