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Luxmuralis returns to the Old Royal Naval College, bringing ancient civilisations to life with Lost Worlds 
14/08/26

Luxmuralis returns to the Old Royal Naval College, bringing ancient civilisations to life with Lost Worlds 

This autumn, the Old Royal Naval College will be transformed after dark as Luxmuralis presents Lost Worlds, a spectacular new light and sound installation inspired by the myths, civilisations and natural wonders of the ancient world. Created by acclaimed artist Peter Walker with an original score by composer David Harper, the experience brings the Etruscans, Egyptians, Romans, Mayans and Anglo-Saxons to life through immersive projection, colour and sound.


At the heart of the installation is the magnificent Painted Hall. Three hundred years after Sir James Thornhill completed its celebrated artwork, Walker reimagines its iconic imagery through bespoke projections, turning Sir Christopher Wren’s architecture into a spectacular canvas of light. Ancient maps, astronomical knowledge, illuminated manuscripts, mythical kingdoms and fantastical creatures unfold across the historic buildings, creating a vivid journey through history, mythology and imagination.


The installation also reflects Greenwich’s maritime heritage, exploring themes of navigation, exploration and voyages into the unknown.

Combining cutting edge digital art with the Old Royal Naval College’s extraordinary architecture, Lost Worlds offers visitors a chance to experience this UNESCO World Heritage Site in a completely new light.


Dates: Friday 6th November – Sunday 15th November 

Address: Painted Hall, Old Royal Naval College, London SE10 9NN 

For more information, click here.


Written by Jordan Crowley

Photo courtesy of Luxmuralis

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Review of The Table in Southwark

  • Aug 11, 2025
  • 2 min read

Tucked away in the heart of Southwark, The Table Café is known for being a firm brunch favourite, offering delicious classics in a relaxed atmosphere. We visited on a Monday lunch time and were lucky enough to have astounding weather, so took a table outside on their beautiful little side terrace. Considering how central it is, it’s very much a calm little oasis even when it’s buzzing on the streets outside.



The menu is truly a brunch lover’s dream and I struggled to whittle down the menu. After some debate, I went for The Table Full Veggie; a generous, vibrant plate packed with smashed avocado, homemade baked beans, sweet potato rounds, steamed spinach, sautéed mushrooms and leeks, grilled tomatoes, a herby veggie sausage, and crusty fresh sourdough. Filling and nourishing, the kind of breakfast that leaves you feeling deeply satisfied without feeling a bit gross about the sheer amount of it (the plates are big here). Super fresh ingredients cooked to perfection, special shout out to the baked beans because I usually can’t touch baked beans, but their homemade version is delicious.



My guest chose the Brunch Club pancakes, and they were as beautiful as they were indulgent: pillowy soft stacks topped with crispy smoked bacon, Cumberland sausages, free range scrambled eggs, chives, and of course a little pot of maple syrup to finish it off. I do have to admit to a hint of food jealousy because they looked truly epic. Of course, no brunch is complete without a couple of boozy drinks. We had the classic mimosa, and a Picante spicy margarita. Both great options which paired well with the meal.


The team at The Table are always super lovely and the venue has a real neighbourhood feel, somewhere you would become a weekend regular if you had access to it. To mark their 20th Birthday they are also offering an extra reason to come down with both the Southwark and Battersea locations serving up a Birthday Brunch menu. Available all day, every day throughout August, guests can enjoy any two brunches for just £20, or opt for a solo dish for £10.


The Birthday Brunch Menu includes:


  • The Table Full English

  • Avocado & Feta Toast

  • Very Berry Pancakes or Waffles

  • Brunch Club Pancakes or Waffles

  • Eggs Benedict or Eggs Florentine


For more information and to book click here.


Address: The Table Southwark, 83 Southwark Street, London, SE1 0HX


Written by Jordan Crowley


Photo one courtesy of The Table | Photo two and three by Jordan Crowley

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