3+3+London: Liberty London
Wheelchair Accessibility:
Yes
Operating Hours:Monday - Saturday: 10:00 - 20:00. Sunday: 11:30 - 18:00
The Vibe:Mock-Tudor heritage shopping with iconic florals.
Liberty opened on Regent Street in 1875 as a trader in fabrics and decorative arts from Asia. Its current mock-Tudor building — built in 1924 from the timbers of two Royal Navy ships — houses six floors of fashion, beauty, fabric, and homeware around a central atrium.
Dark oak panelling warms the atrium; natural light falls through stained glass above. The famous floral fabric department hums with customers leafing through ream after ream; fragrance drifts from the beauty hall on the ground floor.
- • Founded 1875 by Arthur Liberty as an Oriental emporium
- • Iconic mock-Tudor building opened in 1924, Grade II* listed
- • Famous Liberty print fabrics used by designers including Yves Saint Laurent and Manolo Blahnik
- • Built from timbers of HMS Impregnable and HMS Hindustan
Fit For
- 👨👩👧 Families: Haberdashery floor charms crafty older kids
- 💕 Couples: Atrium and fabric department have a magical quality
- 👵 Seniors: Full lift access; compact compared to mega-department stores
- 📸 Photographers: Atrium stained glass and mock-Tudor detailing
Highlights
- Liberty Fabric Department — third floor, legendary cotton and silk prints
- Central atrium — dramatic four-storey stairwell under stained glass
- Beauty Hall — ground floor with niche and heritage perfume brands
- Christmas Shop — year-round festive department, legendary decorations
- Carnaby Street side — hidden shopping lane behind Liberty
- Haberdashery — ribbons, buttons, thread — classic craft supplies — Hidden Gem
London Local Expert
Sarah Riches
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