Discover the fascinating world of London transport design! If you're interested in the history and aesthetics of urban transport, this book offers a unique look at the iconic upholstery fabric patterns used on London Underground, buses, trains and trams from the 1930s to the present day.

Seats of London is an illustrated guide produced in association with the renowned London Transport Museum and the author of the award-winning book Underground, Overground. Not only does it present the various fabric patterns, known as moquette, that have covered seats across London’s transport network, it also provides engaging historical context and traces the evolution of urban transport design.

This publication will delight anyone who loves design, history or transport and will become a valuable addition to your library or a source of inspiration for fans of London culture. With rich illustrations and detailed descriptions, you’ll be immersed in a world usually hidden from everyday view.

Benefits of this book

• A unique view of London transport - discover the typical textile patterns used over decades.
• Produced in association with the London Transport Museum ensuring accuracy and quality of information.
• Richly illustrated to provide a visual experience and opportunities for detailed study.
• Inspiration for designers and collectors seeking ideas within a historical context.
• Ideal as an original gift for anyone who loves London, transport or design.

Key product features

• Illustrated guide to the moquette upholstery patterns used in London’s transport vehicles
• Covers the period from the 1930s to the present day
• Produced in association with the London Transport Museum
• Authored by the well-known writer of Underground, Overground
• Suitable for enthusiasts of history, design and transport