2 Willow Road
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Designed in 1939 by the architect Ernö Goldfinger for himself and his wife, the artist Ursula Blackwell, this is one of the most important examples of modern architecture in the UK. A film helps put the life and times of the couple in context. Goldfinger designed all the furniture and collected some fine works by Henry Moore, Max Ernst and Marcel Duchamp.
Practical Information
2 Willow Road NW3 Train to Hampstead Heath Open 31 Mar–1 Nov: 12:15–4pm Thu–Sat (tours only) Admission charge
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