House of Hackney opens its grandest sample sale this November
The London design studio invites shoppers to browse its largest collection of stock reductions across two days in Hackney, with proceeds supporting the local food bank.
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House of Hackney opens its doors this weekend for what the London studio describes as its largest sample sale to date. Running across Saturday 7th November from 10am to 6pm and Sunday 8th November from 11am to 5pm, the event gives collectors and newcomers alike the chance to explore the brand’s exuberant archive of textiles, soft furnishings and decorative pieces at a substantial reduction.
Set within The Box, a raw industrial space at 4 to 6 Ram Place in Hackney, the sale brings together what amounts to a retrospective of the studio’s signature aesthetic: the botanical prints and animal motifs, the jewel toned velvets and linen weaves, the furnishings that have become synonymous with interiors that feel lived in, generous and unapologetically ornate. No advance booking is required, and a modest £2 entry fee benefits Hackney Foodbank, directing a portion of visitors’ contributions directly to local food security initiatives.
The scale of this particular sale reflects the studio’s expansion since its founding, offering a rare opportunity to acquire pieces from its collections in a single location. Browsers should note that payment is by card only. The event runs across the November weekend, allowing for a leisurely morning or afternoon spent moving through the carefully curated stock.
Imagery courtesy of House of Hackney (@houseofhackney).