London’s most colourful, energetic, and famous neighbourhood – best known for its historical riots, popular Clash song, African and Caribbean communities, squatters, activists and the birth place of David Bowie. Today, Brixton still hold these unique elements, and is one of the last few places in London that embraces its true vibrancy, amazing character and charm. You can’t miss the smells of weaves, popcorn and fish on Market Row, whilst dodging steel drummers and preachers as you wind your way around the streets.
An elegant showroom selling Italian furniture
Brixton’s Bon Marche department store, first opened in 1877 and was inspired by the Bon Marche in Paris. Impressive piece of historical architecture which is currently being restored and re-developed by Squire Architects into creative studios to serve and be served by the local community.
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