A blend of architectural styles.

The disused St Mark’s Church, in London’s Mayfair district, has been in private use for decades.

But it is now open to the public again following a painstaking £5 million programme of renovation works, completed by Grosvenor for Mercato Metropolitano. A team of architects has transformed the historic Grade I-listed building into a hip market and food hall.

So it comes as no surprise that Letizia Cervieri, Brand Manager for MM, decided to call in Fermob to equip the space. Each area, with its own distinctive setting, is enhanced by a blend of Fermob collections, with colours that echo the building’s preserved stained-glass windows.

A sustainable community hub.

Mercato Metropolitano was determined to turn its second London premises into a fully fledged community hub – a sustainable market for small-scale growers and producers with a passion for seasonal produce, natural food, community inclusion and environmental protection.

The hall features stalls selling dishes from around the world, while in the vaulted-crypt basement there is a community space playing host to events, cookery classes and musical performances. The idea is to have a space where people can meet, learn and share.

This type of inspiring community – an offbeat yet resolutely eco-focused movement uniting people of all ages and from all walks of life – is exactly what Fermob is working to build. 

Fermob at Mercato Metropolitano Mayfair: sharing common values.

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