The landmark West London development unveils a curated selection of dining, wellness and lifestyle brands, cementing the area’s transformation into a premier residential and hospitality destination.
The Whiteley has reached a major milestone in its monumental eight-year journey, with seven retail brands officially opening their doors to the public. From acclaimed dining concepts to world-class fitness and cultural experiences, these launches mark a defining moment for Queensway as it undergoes an impressive £3bn regeneration.
The Whiteley has welcomed Third Space, Everyman, Nela, 3812 Gallery, Duck & Dry, Adventures in Furniture and Guillam Coffee House. The £1.5bn restoration of London’s first department store has been spearheaded by development manager Valouran and joint investment partners MARK and C C Land.
Each of the newly opened brands is positioned across the building’s ground and lower-ground floors, with frontages on Queensway, Redan Place and Porchester Gardens. Paying reverence to The Whiteley’s origins as a pioneering department store and pillar of the local community, these openings pave the way for the site to once again welcome local use.
With a total of 19 brands planned for the 1.1 million square feet site, this significant milestone is set to be followed by several further openings throughout 2026. The new brands include the Mayfair-based café LALÏ, indoor golf destination 14 Clubs, premium pharmacy Whiteley Health, Japanese mochi bar Yuum, the South Kensington-based salon Oblique Beauty, and luxury food store Willy’s. The commercial offering at The Whiteley is now 89 per cent let, with additional retailers set to be announced soon.
