David Gill Gallery

David Gill Gallery Founded in 1987, the gallery exhibits contemporary art and design by Artists, Designers & Architects

Across Valentin Loellmann’s Bench, Mattia Bonetti’s Mirror ‘Omelette’ and Coffee Table ‘Cassiopeia’, Barbara Nanning’s V...
10/06/2026

Across Valentin Loellmann’s Bench, Mattia Bonetti’s Mirror ‘Omelette’ and Coffee Table ‘Cassiopeia’, Barbara Nanning’s Vase, and Chris Schanck’s Mirror ‘Veiled’, organic forms and nuanced surfaces create a distinct sense of cohesion.

Shaped as a singular volume of nickel-plated aluminium, the ‘Pantheon’ mirror by Fredrikson Stallard reflects its surrou...
05/06/2026

Shaped as a singular volume of nickel-plated aluminium, the ‘Pantheon’ mirror by Fredrikson Stallard reflects its surroundings through a polished surface, while precision-cut apertures reveal richly pigmented interiors.

Evoking a ribbon unfolding, Mattia Bonetti's ‘Two Colour’ Console has a fluid contrast between ebonised oak exterior wit...
02/06/2026

Evoking a ribbon unfolding, Mattia Bonetti's ‘Two Colour’ Console has a fluid contrast between ebonised oak exterior with a vivid blue gilded interior, accentuating its undulating contours.

Today we celebrate David Gill’s birthday. It has been 39 years since he opened his first gallery on the Fulham Road in C...
23/05/2026

Today we celebrate David Gill’s birthday. It has been 39 years since he opened his first gallery on the Fulham Road in Chelsea in 1987, with his vision of design and art, which remains always relevant, enduring, and forward-thinking. Happy birthday!

Portrait by Henry Bourne

David Gill Gallery is pleased to welcome you to our booth at TEFAF New York 2026.On display is a curated selection of wo...
15/05/2026

David Gill Gallery is pleased to welcome you to our booth at TEFAF New York 2026.

On display is a curated selection of works exploring fluidity in form and material by Zaha Hadid, Valentin Loellmann, Chris Schanck, Fredrikson Stallard, Mattia Bonetti, Saint Clair Cemin, Francis Sultana, and Marcantonio Brandolini D’Adda.

Booth 370
15 – 19 May 2026

David Gill Gallery returns to TEFAF New York 2026 with a curated selection of works by Chris Schanck, Valentin Loellmann...
13/05/2026

David Gill Gallery returns to TEFAF New York 2026 with a curated selection of works by Chris Schanck, Valentin Loellmann, Fredrikson Stallard, Zaha Hadid, Saint Clair Cemin, Mattia Bonetti, and Francis Sultana, and Marcantonio Brandolini D’Adda.


15-19 May 2026

‘Species’ Sofa in deep crimson by Fredrikson Stallard is defined by aggressive amorphous structure, resembling carved ro...
07/05/2026

‘Species’ Sofa in deep crimson by Fredrikson Stallard is defined by aggressive amorphous structure, resembling carved rock. Conceived as a study in evolution, the designer duo frame the work as a medium for chaos and transformation rooted in natural processes of erosion and formation.

‘WE ARE WHERE WE ARE’ | On display through 30 May, a new collection by British artist Barnaby Barford.This exhibition ma...
01/05/2026

‘WE ARE WHERE WE ARE’ | On display through 30 May, a new collection by British artist Barnaby Barford.

This exhibition marks a 22-year relationship between Barford and David Gill Gallery. He worked extensively with porcelain figurines between 2002 and 2011, a body of work through which he first became widely known. Returning to the medium after a 14-year hiatus felt significant.

“When I cut up and put figures together again, it feels like I am speaking a language I haven’t used in a long time,” he says. “In that sense, it feels like coming home.”

1 May – 30 May 2026

‘WE ARE WHERE WE ARE’ | Opening this Friday, the latest exhibition by British artist Barnaby Barford.Spanning 35 ceramic...
28/04/2026

‘WE ARE WHERE WE ARE’ | Opening this Friday, the latest exhibition by British artist Barnaby Barford.

Spanning 35 ceramic sculptures and several large-scale drawings, the exhibition brings together a body of work exploring how we are coping a quarter of the way through the 21st century – a time marked by psychological overload, acceleration and a pervasive sense of inertia.

Barford uses found porcelain figurines which he decapitates and reconfigures, assembling sprawling scenes that echo the moral panoramas of artists such as Pieter Brueghel the Elder, Hieronymus Bosch and William Hogarth. Darkly comic, the works bring humour and absurdity to today’s volatility.

1 May – 30 May 2026

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2-4 King Street
London
SW1Y6QP

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 6pm
Tuesday 10am - 6pm
Wednesday 10am - 6pm
Thursday 10am - 6pm
Friday 10am - 6pm

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