Designed by creative director Jonathan Anderson, who has – since he joined the company in 2013 – put craft and culture at the forefront of the brand, and built with sustainability principles to reduce its negative environmental impact, Casa Loewe London’s business is spread over three levels.

The 1,270 sq ft basement is dedicated to menswear while the ground and first floors (each 1,938 sq ft) showcase women’s bags and accessories, eyewear, silks, the ready-to-wear collection, shoes and jewellery.

The entrance’s open area serves as a pop-up space to exhibit collections and art projects. Oak vessels by Ernst Gamperl sit by the staircase. The cylindrical, sculptural panoramic lift with brass detailing as well as the curving central staircase – inspired by the Georgian period and hand-built with Campaspero stone from Spain’s Valladolid region – connect the three levels.

Combining luxury and intimacy, Casa Loewe London is styled like the home of an art collector. Giorgio Griffa’s painting series Polittico con tredici colori serves as a backdrop to this striking blue Utrecht Easy Chair by Gerrit Thomas Rietveld.

Paintings, sculptures and photographs by artists such as Ernst Gamperl, Alair Gomes, Nicholas Byrne, Grayson Perry, Caragh Thuring, Magali Reus, Sara Flynn and William Turnbull are paired with fashion products and contemporary furniture.

These include Lambert chairs from French designers Berger&Berger, handwoven rugs by Jason Collingwood, benches and vessels by woodworking master artisans Jim Partridge and Liz Walmsley, an easel lamp by Angelo Lelli and a table from Axel Vervoordt.

Some of the art and furniture pieces, like the blown glass Vulcano Table sculpture by Anthea Hamilton, will rotate to make Casa Loewe London a living gallery where fashion, art, craft and design meet.