Fish, chips & 65,000 felt pieces: Lucy Sparrow's back on Bourdon Street
14 March 2026By OnlyMayfair Editorial2 min min read
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The wonderfully eccentric Lucy Sparrow has returned to Mayfair with her signature brand of textile whimsy, transforming a Bourdon Street space into what promises to be another gloriously mad felt universe. Known for her previous takeover that turned an entire corner shop into a soft sculpture wonderland, Sparrow's latest installation features an ambitious 65,000 hand-stitched felt pieces—this time reimagining the quintessentially British fish and chip shop experience through her unique artistic lens. For those who missed her earlier Mayfair interventions, Sparrow's work occupies that delightful space between high art and nostalgic comfort, creating immersive environments that are both Instagram-worthy and genuinely moving. The fish and chips theme feels particularly apt for our neighbourhood, where traditional British culture mingles effortlessly with international sophistication. Given Sparrow's track record for creating queues around the block, this Bourdon Street installation is absolutely worth experiencing—preferably before word spreads too far beyond W1.
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