Everything you need for art, writing, ink, paper, stationery supplies. Located in Covent Garden…read morenear the Underground stations & other retail shops. Service was quick, helpful & very friendly. Great value

Item never arrived, even weeks later. Don't reply to emails for days. All around shoddy.read more

Really great art supplies shop, they have anything and everything you could want…read more Look out for their sales and special offers, they recently had 2 for 1 on tins of paint. They have a great stock of pencils, frames, paints, canvases, and art sets. They also have an amazing selection of fabric paints. A must visit if you're an artist, or just enjoy pretending to be Rolf Harris. Can you guess what it is yet?

I really love this art store. It's got everything you would need / want art wise…read more The whole shop is laid-out pretty well and the staff are really helpful and friendly. There are often deals instore and, I must say, there is a great selection of charcoals and pencils, which is what I always use anyways. I'd highly recommend this if you are at art school, an art buff or you just want to pick up a pencil and start drawing.

Very friendly, good helpful advice and most of all great framers. Would very much recommend to…read moreanyone wishing to get originals or prints framed.

Prompt, expert, friendly help with mounting and framing paintings and etchings at reasonable cost…read more Good range of art materials.

Looking for art supplies past 6 pm on a Sunday in London? Look no further than Chinatown, and then…read morestop looking because this place doesn't really sell art supplies. But they do sell a moderate collection of Chinese calligraphy brushes, inks, and two kinds of rice paper. That's enough to get the amateur calligrapher started! As well, this understated little shop has two levels of awesome Chinese books. Hong Kongers looking for their East magazine gossip? They have it. Students of Chinese looking for grid notebooks and dictionaries? They have it. Political books written in both Chinese and English? They have it! A nicely curated collection of material for the Sinophile--definitely worth a browse on a rainy day.

I can;t fault this place…read more The staff have always been wonderful, whether I've been in there for business or just for me. They have such an extensive range of fabrics, cottons, synthetics, silks. I've come away with so many samples for clients in the past, because they have just so much choice. Rolls, and stands, and so so well organised. Upstairs they have trims, zips, all sorts, you can literally buy everything you need in a one stop shop sort of way, without being limited for options. They are also the sort of wonderful shop, that if they haven't got it (which is rare) they aren't scared to send you elsewhere, with knowledge and directions. Just lovely.

The shop is hiding in Poland Street just off of Oxford St. and saved the delusional Halloween quest…read morethat i throw myself into every year when i decide to make an awesome costume by myself. Usually i'd know where to go and be sorted suite easily, but since i moved from Paris to London i'm always lost when it comes to find good and affordable specialised shops. A quick look on Google and there i am, going to Macculloch & Wallis one day before said Halloween (wouldn't be fun it it weren't last minute). The shop seems quite small but only because it is full of fabric rolls from floor to ceiling. In the middle a staircase leads to the basement where you'll find the haberdashery. It is quite complete and i found everything i needed. Back to the street floor i ask the vendors for advice as i didn't want to lose time going threw everything myself. They were very helpful and sorted me in 10 minutes with every type of fabric i needed. They even took into account that i was making a Halloween costume and referred me affordable pieces of material that matched my desires. All in all, i had everything i needed 20 minutes after i walked in, and i REALLY appreciate efficiency. If you're looking for anything related to sewing and DIY clothing or accessories, this is the place and it is a very good place.

This is a fantastic source for art supplies as well as an extensive selection of canvas and framing…read moreservices. The staff is very friendly and super helpful. Beautiful store with clean and organized supplies, extensive foil options was a great surprise! What a find, this place is a gem!

what a great find this shop was, couldn't see it when driving into wick, but found it down beside…read morethe river and somerfields. this shop sell a wide range of items for the sewer and knitter, they have a large range of knitting wools and patterns, and materials and sewing patterns upstairs, down stairs fhey have a huge range of cross stitch kits or just plain aida and threads, if you have lost a button they have a huge range to choose from, also a lovley selection of hand made knitted baby items, such as blankets and bonnets. for a few days of the week there is usually a selevtion of baking or fudge to raise money for a local charity.

How someone can give this place less than four stars is beyond me. If u don't like the stuff you…read moresee here, it's obvious you went into the store with the wrong premise to begin with. This place is amazing - its Asian kawaii. And it is magical, and a little beyond most adults. But being the forever imbiber of childlike ideas, this place seriously is like I've died and went to heaven. Great selection of stickers, notebooks, and honestly some tasteful and simple schedulers that one can actually get away with using for the working world if you don't mind being teased a little. Is mostly filled with Korean characters as well as some famous ones like moonin and Sanrio. (no San-x I can recall). Plushies, housewares, clothing, posters, and just an all out, no shame, full throttle kawaii explosion. Kawaii is an art form. Don't poop on it if you just don't get it.

Although Artbox was adorable, I wouldn't say it's a close representation to what's available at a…read moreSanrio store in Japan and has a smaller selection than you'd expect. The items also felt slightly dated and tended to lean towards certain characters like cinnamoroll with very little selection of black hello kitty or my melody. I half expected that Artbox would have a similar check out process to Japan, in which you received a small hello kitty bag tag on your bag and was disappointed when there wasn't. All in all, the items I purchased were adorable but the selection is small so if you drop in I'd recommend keeping expectations low.