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All signings operate on a first come first served basis, we cannot guarantee your book will be signed if arrival is outside of the event window. We cannot guarantee longer dedication requests on the day.
Book Signing with Paul
To celebrate the launch of a new edition of the Paul Smith book, published by Phaidon, Sir Paul will be signing copies in-store at No 9 Albemarle Street on 6th November 5.30 - 6.30pm
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RSVP to shop location essential to secure your place. Book purchase to be made in shop at till point before joining the signing queue.
All signings operate on a first come first served basis, we cannot guarantee your book will be signed if arrival is outside of the event window. We cannot guarantee longer dedication requests on the day.
Fabric Of Life
Paul Smith and Vortic.Art present ‘Fabric Of Life’ at Paul Smith Space, curated by Catherine Loewe.
Blending physical and digital realms, the exhibition presents works from a group of international artists who explore the power of fabric to reveal deep psychological narratives and a range of personal, social, political and cultural histories.
Visit the physical exhibition at Paul Smith Space, Albemarle Street, London until 17th November.
Tap here to explore the exhibition online until 3rd January.
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Paul Smith + The Rug Company
We’ve teamed up with long-standing collaboration partner, The Rug Company on a new collection of rugs that are inspired by our famous stripes. The new collection includes 7 new designs in various sizes. Each rug is meticulously hand knotted from exceptional qualities of Tibetan wool and silk by The Rug Company’s master craftspeople in Nepal.
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Shopping can be thirsty work, and with that in mind we offer complementary refreshments. Enjoy a glass of English sparkling wine courtesy of our friends at Gusbourne, or sip a cold beer from London's own Partizan brewery. Otherwise, we can offer a selection of teas from Fortnum and Mason, served in an Alec Doherty for Paul Smith bone china tea set, with Paul Smith-branded biscuits baked by Poilâne.
Brown’s Hotel: The Paul Smith Suite
Designed and curated entirely by Paul, a new namesake suite is now open at Brown’s Hotel, one of London’s most iconic institutions – and it’s just across the street from our Albemarle Street shop.
Filled with Paul Smith homeware, a hand-picked selection of art and custom furniture, the space is designed to spark creativity as much as relaxation. “I’ve long been of the belief that you can find inspiration everywhere,” Paul explains. “But I think it tends to come a bit easier when you’re in a creative space and surrounded by imaginative objects and artworks.”
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Made-to-Measure
The Paul Smith made-to-measure service allows you to precisely customise the fit and fabrication of our most popular tailoring styles. Be it a two-piece suit, a three-piece, a standalone jacket or a pair of trousers, you can make it uniquely your own.
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A monument to both old and new, it discreetly incorporates Paul’s hand drawings, while seamlessly blending with the architectural traditions of the local area and the pattern has been referenced in Paul Smith collections in recent years.
You won’t be disappointed once you venture inside through the double doors, either, with the shop divided into three distinct areas, each with their own look and feel.
A visit to the Domino Room – decorated with a mosaic of a whopping 26,000 dominoes – is a must, as is venturing down the vibrant cobalt stairs to explore the basement which houses our bespoke service and displays a rotating edit of art and antique furniture available for purchase.
Neighbourhood
Check out some of Paul's favourite addresses when you come to visit our store
Gymkhana
London's only two Michelin star Indian restaurant, famous for its game dishes inspired by the courts of the Mughal dynasty.
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Thaddaeus Ropac
Small independent gallery offering the chance to view lesser-known work by major artists in a more intimate space.
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Peter Harrington Rare Books
Looking for a first edition? You’ll find it here in London's premier bookshop for rare books, signed editions and prints.
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