March 28, 2024

Sloane Stanley welcomes seasonal pop-ups, growing the King’s Road’s independent appeal

The news of Lotta Camilla Teales exhibit follows the successful conclusion of Georgina Potters and Sarah Manolescues joint pop-up exhibition of 80 new works at 340 Kings Road recently.

Sloane Stanley has today revealed the entryway of two seasonal pop-ups to the Kings Road, Chelseas iconic shopping destination. Lotta Camilla Teale, the award-winning metaphorical oil painter, is revealing her very first solo in-person art exhibit in a week-long pop-up at 340 Kings Road. In addition, luxury womens clothing brand, Guinea, has actually released a pop-up at 336 Kings Road for the 2nd year running, and will be in home up until October 24.
After finding herself suddenly living in both Thailand and Kenya due to the pandemic, Lotta utilised the extraordinary painting opportunities each country presented, as well as in your area readily available materials, to produce the 75 bespoke oil paintings that comprise the Breakfasts in Bangkok exhibition. The collection includes a big variety of new Plein Air scenes varying from pagodas to beaches, in addition to still life works of regional fruits, household objects and antiques. Visitors to the 1,178 sq feet Sloane Stanley pop-up will exist with the rich colours of East Africa and Asia, with the exhibitions principle being to stimulate memories of a calmer time and permitting individuals a moment to breathe.
Inspired by making women look and feel excellent, family-run fashion seller Guinea offers timeless and versatile wardrobe classics that are cut to flatter and will work across all elements of daily life. Spanning 1,298 sq ft, Guineas Kings Road area offers London to Country stylish clothing ranging from customized coats and coats to classy tops and blouses, all made from the greatest quality and sustainable materials. With the collections strong focus on sustainability, the brand complements previous Sloane Stanley initiatives, including the Sustainable Pop-Up, which took residency at 320 Kings Road in August 2020.
Discussing the news, Hannah Grievson, Property Director at Sloane Stanley said: “Both Lottas modern art pop-up and Guineas premium fashion offering are best examples of our successful technique to flexible leases which allow our visitors to delight in a seasonally appropriate deal, and were delighted that they are joining us. The launch of these brand names evidences our dedication to welcoming ingenious and innovative principles to the Kings Road and Fulham Road. Both Guinea, and Lotta will continue to provide our shoppers with distinct and diverse brands for the upcoming winter season.”
Judith Cutting, Founder and Creative Director of Guinea, commented: “Following the success of our previous pop-up with Sloane Stanley its fantastic to be back on the Kings Road and in a physicals store. Having actually shopped on the Kings Road for years, its holistic offering and community atmosphere makes it a wonderful location for our brand-new seasonal pop-up, and we look forward to continuing to use high-end clothing with a noticeably British feel throughout October to such a varied and engaged consumer.”