COVID-19 Update

Due to the national lockdown, our London Stores are temporarily closed.

Meanwhile, you can get the best of The Conran Shop from home with our complimentary Virtual Consultations.

If you prefer, please also call us using the number above, and one of our friendly in-store advisors will be happy to assist you. Our newly launched HERO service is also available where, pending availability, you can virtually tour the Chelsea store instantly. Whatever you need, be it a product query or a telephone purchase, we are still here for you.

Alternatively, if you would like to get in touch with our Customer Service team, please use the contact information here, or look for the Live Chat pop-up below.

We very much look forward to seeing you again once it is safe to do so, and to find out how we are keeping you safe, head over to our dedicated COVID-19 Updates page.

About the Store

The Conran Shop’s flagship store Michelin House was designed by François Espinasse and first opened in 1911 as a British home for Michelin Tyres. Created as possibly the grandest tyre manufacturer’s headquarters in history, the acclaimed Michelin House has become one of London’s most instantly recognisable buildings in the years since. First opening its doors to the world in 1987, The Conran Shop’s Chelsea store had always been a dream project for founder Sir Terence Conran, and now stands as a pure expression of good design, boasting a curated edit of contemporary classics and new and interesting work sourced from across the world.

Situated within the Brompton Cross area of Chelsea, the regeneration of Michelin House by Sir Terence Conran is considered to have heralded a revival of the area. An icon of the building’s original use, its Art Deco façade and characteristic stained-glass windows all pay homage to the iconic figure Monsieur Bibendum, more commonly referred to as 'The Michelin Man'. Acquired by Sir Terence Conran in 1985, Michelin House underwent a fully restorative transformation to become the celebrated manifestation it is today, housing both The Conran Shop and Conran’s critically acclaimed Bibendum Restaurant, which takes its name from the famous mascot that adorns the building’s frontage.

Today, The Conran Shop’s flagship store stands at the centre of the rejuvenated luxury district and offers a carefully selected collection of furniture, lighting, kitchen and dining products, home accessories and gifts from some of the most iconic designers and most exciting new talent worldwide.