Acquasantiera, from £45. All proceeds from select wall hangings will be matched and donated to the relief effort
(Picture: Bettina Ceramica)London’s interiors community has stepped up in sterling style with a plethora of independent brands promising to donate proceeds to the Ukrainian relief effort or holding special flash sales, raffles and auctions in support.
Here’s where to spend your money in the name of a good cause.
By Alice
Insta interiors queen Alice Wawrik will host a live homewares auction on her Instagram feed, featuring brands including Matilda Goad, Henry Holland, Straw, Polkra, Bell Hutley and Vaisselle.
Stay tuned to her account for confirmed times and details and bag brilliant prints, ceramics, table linens, glasses and more, alongside her own unmistakable yellow lacquer heart table.
Jasper Fry
The photographer is selling four prints taken on a 2018 trip to Ukraine with profits split between newspaper The Kyiv Independent and charities Nova Ukraine, Voices of Children and Ukraine Humanitarian Fund. £50 for one, three for £120
Natalia Bagniewska
All profits from this A3 print (£50 ) by designer Natalie Bagniewska will be donated to the British Red Cross.
Clement Knives
With blades made from nitrous oxide canisters collected in Hackney and handles from recycled plastic, the next small batch of knives will be raffled this Friday, March 4 at 7pm, with all funds going to Unicef Ukraine. From £251
Bettina Ceramica
All proceeds from select wall hangings will be donated to the relief effort and Natalie will match with a personal donation.
Scene by Chloe
The vintage dealer is hosting silent auctions on her Instagram account this week with all profits donated to support African students fleeing Ukraine. First up: the influencer favourite Murano mushroom lamp in blue.
Bias Editions
All proceeds from the blue and yellow wiggle candlesticks (£52) made by UK craftsmen will be donated to the Ukraine support effort.
East London Cloth
Tea towels, kitchen curtains and tablecloths are among items you can pick up at the East London Cloth online sample sale, with all funds raised going to Voices of Children. Items are selling out fast but stock will be replenished over the next few days.
510 Laundry
The mother-son brand reworking vintage textiles into homewares are selling handmade, hand-painted, lavender-scented fabric Easter eggs (£5) with all proceeds to be donated.
Beki Bright
The textile designer will be donating 20 per cent of any profits to British Red Cross until at least March 14.
Munro and Kerr x A Considered Space
Holding a sample sale this Thursday, March 3, with 100 per cent of proceeds going to the Red Cross.
House of Hackney
The interiors brand will be donating 15 per cent of sales from March 7-13 to Choose Love’s Ukraine appeal and is holding a sample sale at The Box in Hackney March 11-13 with the £2 entry fee donated.
