We were thrilled to welcome our good friends and longtime locals, The Real Flower Company, to The Hambledon. In celebration of British Flowers Week and beyond, the Project Space was transformed into The Garden Room, filled with beautiful bouquets, potted roses and plants, alongside carefully curated garden ephemera, with workshops, competitions, films, subscriptions and, of course, an abundance of beautiful flowers.

Something of a sleeper hit over recent summers, we felt it was high time to shine a big, bright spotlight on M.A.B.E. The brand had already found a place in the wardrobes of many Hambledoners, from our team to our customers, before taking centre stage in the Project Space with an exclusive pop-up that celebrated its effortlessly wearable, colourful collections.

Power Goods took over the Project Space with its collection of premium jersey basics. Created by the team behind Hambledon menswear favourite Service Works, the brand brought its signature combination of hard-wearing quality, thoughtful design and excellent value, showcasing everyday essentials that quickly became favourites with our customers.

We were beyond delighted to welcome the iconic antique and interiors shop Soap and Salvation to The Hambledon. Jo and Barrie brought their eclectic, inspirational, and utterly covetable curation of 19th and 20th century antiques to the Project Space, showcasing mid-century furniture, Anatolian textiles, 19th-century rustic wooden pieces, 50s lighting, Brutalist objects, and colourful Eastern European paintings.

We have long been huge fans of Rixo—fans of their beautiful clothes, their carefully curated world, their generous approach to shopkeeping, their love of vintage fashion, and the friendship of founders Henrietta Rix and Orlagh McClusky. So imagine our excitement when we had the opportunity to host a Rixo Shop within a Shop in our Project Space: a chance to showcase the brand, expand our range and share the love.

We have been working with the lovely team at Bon Parfumeur for over a decade, since the very beginning of their business. We were mesmerised by their London Fashion Week display of glass flasks and test tubes and utterly seduced by the fragrances. Fast forward to 2024, and we were thrilled to welcome Bon Parfumeur to the Project Space. They took over the space for two months, bringing every one of their perfumes—including the Privés collection—to The Hambledon.

This was something of a coup. The delightful Daydress, known for its beautiful block-print dresses, teamed up with the iconic stationery brand Scribble & Daub to create a stunning capsule collection of fashion and homeware. We were absolutely thrilled to be the exclusive bricks-and-mortar partner for this collaboration. In celebration of the collection, we hosted a fun filled drawing workshop in the Project Space. Inspired by her pen and ink illustrations and some freshly picked garden botanicals, the lovely Caroline Kent of Scribble & Daub was our talented guide.

YETI approached us with the idea of hosting a Pop-Up Shop as an exciting way to expand our product offering and engage more directly with The Hambledon community. The Project Space showcased new styles and additional colours, offering a chance to explore a broader range of products in person. As part of the collaboration, we also introduced a special collection of limited-edition engraved tumblers—exclusive collectables designed to celebrate the partnership and offer something special.

We were absolutely thrilled to host the Damson Madder x The Hambledon collaboration in our Project Space—marking their very first UK pop-up shop outside of London. It was a wonderful opportunity to showcase the true essence of the Damson Madder brand in a new setting. To amplify the experience beyond the shop floor, we also collaborated with a talented group of content creators who brought their own style and creativity to the collection, offering online inspiration and helping to bring the story to life across digital platforms.