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Treasure House Fair 2025: A Celebration of Art, Antiques and Design

  • Jun 15, 2025
  • 2 min read

Where art, design and history converge: Treasure House Fair returned to Royal Hospital Chelsea for its third edition, gathering an extraordinary selection of galleries, dealers and collectors for one of London's most anticipated cultural events of the summer.




Returning to the historic grounds of the Royal Hospital Chelsea for its third edition, Treasure House Fair 2025 brought together an exceptional collection of art, antiques and design from some of the world's leading galleries and specialist dealers. Building on the legacy of London's renowned Masterpiece Fair, the event has quickly established itself as one of the highlights of the international collecting calendar.



For one week at the height of London's summer season, more than 70 carefully selected exhibitors presented museum-quality works spanning centuries and disciplines, from fine art and sculpture to jewellery, furniture, rare books and contemporary design. Every object on display was independently vetted, ensuring the highest standards of authenticity and quality.

Set against the elegant backdrop of Christopher Wren's Royal Hospital Chelsea, the fair offered visitors an immersive journey through craftsmanship, collecting and connoisseurship. Spacious galleries, thoughtfully curated displays and a welcoming atmosphere encouraged both seasoned collectors and design enthusiasts to discover rare and remarkable works from around the world.



The 2025 edition also featured a special exhibition dedicated to The Brilliant Bugattis, exploring the creative legacy of the Bugatti family across sculpture, furniture, decorative arts and automotive design, highlighting the fair's commitment to presenting cultural narratives alongside exceptional objects.



As Treasure House Fair continues to grow, it reinforces London's position as a global destination for art, design and collecting, bringing together heritage, expertise and contemporary relevance in a setting that feels both refined and accessible.







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