Situated in an Art Deco building in in Notting Hill, the Museum of Brand's facilities include a blank canvas meeting space with floor to ceiling windows, a hall, a cafe, a courtyard garden, industrial staircase and a flat roof for drone landing.

The museum holds the collection consumer historian Robert Opie, assembled over half a century from 1890s Rimmel cosmetics to World War One Oxo Cubes, from 1930s Mars Bars, Rolos and KitKats to a 1970s Chopper Bike and around 12,000 other items. Located in the hear of Notting Hill, a stone's throw from Portobello, the Museum of Brands showcases the history of consumer culture.

The high-ceiling Branding Hall has been used as a gallery, a dining space, but also as an area for hair and make-up, catering, talent holding and more.

Located on the first floor of the building, the Museum of Brands' conference space is a blank canvas room that can be adapted to many different purposes: back drop for photoshoots, balcony space, indoor picnic area but also suitable as a dressing room or hair & make up space. The room has access to an adjacent foyer.

The Museum of Brands has an award-winning garden, with a capacity of up to 60-80 standing or 30 seated. The garden is located at the back of the building and is completely private. Densely populated with trees and plants is provides a fantastic backdrop for a range of filming opportunities.

Licensed for commercial use from 8am to 8pm. License can be extended on request.