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Florian London presents

THE
LAGOS
EDIT.

Detail from the Apapa Tramway print: a Nigeria One Kobo postage stamp showing Lagos harbour framed by palm trees

A celebration of the city that inspires us. An exploration of memory, place and the beauty of Old Lagos — told through print, craftsmanship and design.

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LONDON — LAGOS · 2026

An ode to the city

OLD
LAGOS

The story behind the print

Every print
has a story.

Before it became a collection, The Lagos Edit began with a place – Lagos. A city of movement, character and layered histories, where old streets and familiar names hold stories waiting to be rediscovered.

Inspired by the spirit of Lagos in the 1920s, this collection looks to the city's architecture, commerce and everyday life, reimagining fragments of its past through a contemporary design lens.

Created between London and Lagos, the prints are a personal tribute to heritage, identity and the places that shape us.

Detail from the Broad Street print: a palm tree

Introducing the inspiration

Three prints.
One city.

Each print takes its name from a place or chapter in the city's story, bringing Old Lagos into a new creative conversation.

  1. PRINT 01

    Marina

    Inspired by the waterfront and the rhythm of a city shaped by movement and exchange.

  2. PRINT 02

    Broad Street

    A nod to the streets, architecture and commercial heart of historic Lagos.

  3. PRINT 03

    Apapa Tramway

    An homage to the routes and connections that helped shape a changing city.

Detail from the Apapa Tramway print: a circular Apapa, Lagos postmark dated 15 Oct 25

The Lagos Edit · Florian London

THE
COLLECTION
COMING SOON.

A new expression of Florian London, inspired by heritage and brought to life through distinctive prints, considered materials and contemporary silhouettes.

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A story still unfolding

London to Lagos.