Abigail Ahern

I want to like the shop as much as I like the designer style, vibe and energy, but after several visits, and the same execrable customer service from person at the till each time I visited over a span of 2 years, I have finally accepted that this shop wasn’t worth the time and bus journey. I heard they opened a pop up between Habitat and Heals on Tottenham Court Road, maybe this will be better.
The shop is small, and have only few objects, a limited selection of artificial flowers, and paint by AH. It really is the quality of the service which ruins the experience though. No salutations or acknowledgement you enter the store, the two employees on my last visit 2 days ago, continued their conversation for a long time, without paying attention to my friend who was trying to politely get their attention because she had something to ask. When they finally did, the lady tones was just too snobby or bored. As I said execrable.
Buy Abigail’s last book, so inspiring, subscribe to her blogs, choose some of her deep and rich colours for paint, but don’t go to the shop.