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Our Legacy opens renovated London flagship on Silver Place

architecture-design · 2026-07-17

Swedish fashion brand Our Legacy has opened a renovated flagship store at 1-2 Silver Place in London's Soho, expanding into two connected storefronts. Founded in 2005 by Jockum Hallin, Cristopher Nying, and Richardos Klarén, the label has long blended Scandinavian restraint with countercultural energy. The original Silver Place location opened in 2014 as the brand's first international outpost. In 2025, sales surpassed $50 million and LVMH Luxury Ventures took a minority stake. The renovation was led by Stockholm-based architectural agency Profan, founded by Anton Kolbe and Disa Braunerhielm. The interior combines clinical, laboratory-like elements—stainless steel, mirrors, fibreglass, strip lighting—with materials meant to age: beeswax-coated silk curtains by Japanese textile artist Akane Moriyama, and birch and pine flooring. Artworks include Tobias Bradford's 'Nosedive' sculpture and a curated selection of fan zines from BlackMass Publishing and Swedish publication Jazz är farligt. German photographer Rut Blees Luxemburg was commissioned to capture 'nocturnal London' in a postcard series. The brand now operates eight retail stores and over 250 worldwide stockists. Commercial director Oliver Saunders called the expansion 'a reinvestment in community' and 'a celebration of everything we've built over the past 12 years.'

Key facts

  • Our Legacy opened renovated flagship at 1-2 Silver Place, London W1F
  • Original Silver Place store opened in 2014 as first international outpost
  • Brand founded in 2005 by Jockum Hallin, Cristopher Nying, Richardos Klarén
  • Sales surpassed $50 million in 2025
  • LVMH Luxury Ventures took minority investment in 2025
  • Renovation by Stockholm-based Profan (Anton Kolbe, Disa Braunerhielm)
  • Features beeswax-coated silk curtains by Akane Moriyama
  • Includes Tobias Bradford sculpture 'Nosedive' and zines from BlackMass Publishing and Jazz är farligt
  • Rut Blees Luxemburg commissioned for 'nocturnal London' postcard series
  • Brand now has 8 retail stores and over 250 stockists worldwide

Entities

Artists

  • Jockum Hallin
  • Cristopher Nying
  • Richardos Klarén
  • Anton Kolbe
  • Disa Braunerhielm
  • Akane Moriyama
  • Tobias Bradford
  • Rut Blees Luxemburg
  • Oliver Saunders

Institutions

  • Our Legacy
  • LVMH Luxury Ventures
  • Profan
  • BlackMass Publishing
  • Jazz är farligt
  • Wallpaper*

Locations

  • London
  • United Kingdom
  • Soho
  • Silver Place
  • Stockholm
  • Sweden
  • Germany

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