Transforming the sleepy Somerset Village of Bruton with a futuristic gallery set in a Piet Oudolf-designed garden, Hauser & Wirth’s latest creation (it follows Zurich, New York and London) comprises of a farmhouse, gallery, restaurant and garden in the West Country. Replacing traditional farmhouse decor with contemporary art and brightly coloured furnishings, the interior celebrates the antiquity of the 18th-century building by combining expose-brick walls with finds from local vintage shops and salvage yards. Catering to foodies as much as design junkies, a focus on sustainably sourcing sees much of the food sourced from their working farm, Durslade. Look out for monthly events including “uncut” butchery and “unhooked” fishing courses.

Heading to Bean Shot Coffee? Swing in next door where curator Suzanne Bisset’s Bruton Art Factory supports local and visiting artists. It’s a friendly, unpretentious place, where past exhibits include installations from Banksy’s Dismaland and an adjoining room recalls the Soho’s hedonistic Colony Room Club, frequented by the likes of Tracey Emin and Damien Hirst in the 90s.