Welcoming these diverse new brands highlights the continued demand for prime space across Marylebone Village, with occupancy now at 98 per cent.
The Howard de Walden Estate is delighted to welcome four new brands to Marylebone Village. Offering visitors contemporary Persian cuisine, Naroon is due to open its 1,200sq ft restaurant at 17 New Cavendish Street. Priding itself on its culture and heritage, the restaurant will provide customers with a unique culinary experience, further increasing the worldwide food offering in Marylebone Village.
Meanwhile, opening at 39 Marylebone High Street, Derek Rose is a new entrant to Marylebone’s retail offering with the store confirmed to open before Christmas this year. This luxury leisurewear brand further enriches the shopping experience for all visitors to the area. Next up and offering quality and nutritional food for those short of time, Nathalie will be opening this October at 29 Thayer Street. Visitors can enjoy fresh food on the move or in the surroundings of the deli.
Finally, the contemporary global Danish fashion brand, Ganni has also recently opened in Marylebone Village, at 69 Marylebone High Street. The affordable luxury, B Corp brand has taken the former Aesop store.
