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French artisan bakery Orée opens its first UK cafe in Fulham
Artisan patisserie and boulangerie Orée has opened its first UK cafe in Fulham, London.
The French artisan bakery cafe has chosen a 2,949 sq ft premises, spread over two floors at 275 - 277 Fulham Road for its UK debut, ahead of further expansion across London.
The new cafe, which includes a 38-cover internal seating area, has been designed by architects and interior design specialists Shed, and reflects Orée’s French heritage.
Hannah Grievson, Commercial Property Manager at Sloane Stanley, who own the building along with a number of other properties along the King’s Road commented: “Orée is a great new addition to the Fulham Road and typical of the growing number of exciting brands that are actively seeking space on the Estate.
“The Fulham Road attracts a vibrant community and strong retail footfall, and Oree’s choice to introduce a new concept store on the Fulham Road that will be launched across London is a very strong endorsement of the area as a leading international destination.”
Laurent d’Orey, the founder of Orée Boulangeries said: “The Sloane Stanley Estate is a well-managed Estate that is complemented by an impressive variety of international and lifestyle brands.
“Combined with the availability of a perfect unit, it was the obvious choice for the start of our expansion.”
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