A station has been revamped with colourful artwork celebrating the area’s history.

Mosaics were put together by Kilburn artist Debra Collis, after she held a series of workshops with schools and residents to work on the pieces.

After launching on June 6, commuters getting off the Tube at Kilburn will see the eye-catching work.

It was introduced as an addition to the Kilburn Community Garden at the station since 2012.

A look at the Kilburn station mosaicsA look at the Kilburn station mosaics (Image: TfL)

The mosaics celebrate Kilburn's green spaces and parks highlighting wildlife and local landmarks, such as Antony Gormley's Listening Man in Maygrove Peace Park, Paddington's creator Michael Bond in Old Paddington Cemetery and the flowers in Grange Park's gardens.

A look at the Kilburn station mosaicsA look at the Kilburn station mosaics (Image: TfL)

Ms Collis said: “It was an exciting experience for us to engage local people and children to come together to help make the artwork. They found a place where they could connect outside of their busy life and by taking part, feel pride and pleasure in their shared environment.

“I loved the fact so many people participated and can now enjoy an artwork that brings vitality to a public space, through the medium of mosaic.

“It complements the planting, which is now in full bloom at the station and looking wonderful thanks to volunteer gardeners and a good amount of rain!”

A look at the Kilburn station mosaicsA look at the Kilburn station mosaics (Image: TfL)

TfL area manager Chris Weaver said: “We’re glad to have something permanent at Kilburn station that reflects the wider area that people think of as Kilburn.

“We want the station to be a gateway to the wider community, and these mosaics help to provide that welcome to everyone getting off the Jubilee line trains.”