The biggest installation was created by an artist named Antony Gormley, where his pieces spanned across 15 separate 'chambers'.  The gallery floor became a labyrinth of multiple passages leading to different sculptures and by far I (Sylvia) would have to say that my favourite piece was the room filled with 500 small sculptures which from afar looks like a sculpture of small buildings that create a city-like feel but upon closer inspection you make out that each sculpture is an individual body. Once I figured this out I ended up spending quite a while trying to look at all the little sculptures too see all the different poses.

As for me (Selina), my favourite room was by Virginia Overton which was the room full of mirrors and marble stones layered on top of each other and also the beautiful botanical wallpaper. Her art was installed across the North Galleries and she used different materials from wooden planks, stone glass and metal which she combined to create minimalistic pieces.

Hello everyone, so back in late September, Makers House was doing a special event for Burberry showcasing their designs which was held during London Fashion Week. 

The event was pretty informal where different creators were sculpting, painting as well as making actual burberry accessories. It was quite busy during the time we were there but we managed to make a video so go check it out! link is above :)
There was also an area outdoor and indoor for people to sit and have some high class tea and cakes. it was quite overpriced so we decided not to, haha (one bourbon biscuit was £2 lol).
The area was super cool and everything there was Instagram worthy, Burberry is quite recently known for their white statues so those were located everywhere, we took the opportunity so shoot a few outfit pictures as you can see above.
There was a ridiculous long line for a lady to write our names in nice cursive handwriting on a paper but we waited anyways because it was Burberry.
There was also a cool photo booth which was quite a long wait but very worth it (especially because it's free). We were allowed to take 2 pictures and take 2 copies each which most other photo booths don't allow.
After our tour of the location, we decided to pop into Ichiryu (handmade udon restaurant) which nearby and have some Udon, Sylvia had 'Tonkatsu' and Selina had 'Niku beef' which was so bombdigidy also accompanied with a cheeky cocktail each.