Victorian awning installed at Bodyism, Westbourne Grove

Our Victorian awnings have been made by us right here in our factory overlooking the Thames Barrier since 1956 and they are manufactured to precisely replicate the Victorian awnings popularised in the nineteenth century. With hardwood boxes and laths hand painted, using the latest water based paints, to a high finish contrasting with our  awning fabrics to give a high street statement of both practical and aesthetic advantage. This particular Victorian awning, at the Bodyism Studio in Westbourne Grove,  has a valance  decorated with the client's a unique lifestyle message and the main cover which boldly displays the Bodyism name. Both these graphics have been applied using the  bespoke RAGS® application process to give sharp, colour correct definition.

Bodyism believe they provide the best weight loss and wellness solutions for people all over the world. Using an holistic approach, Bodyism leads the way in the world of wellness with its unique and mindful approach to fitness. ..

The development of Westbourne Grove began in the 1840s and proceeded from the east (which lay in Bayswater) to the west, where it became the principal east-west artery into the Ladbroke Estate. The far western end of the street only became known as Westbourne Grove last century, in 1938, it was  previously names as  Archer Street. The famous novelist, A.J. Cronin, best known for book, The Citadel, opened his own medical practice at 152 Westbourne Grove in 1929