Explore exceptional home decor, fashion, giftware and artwork by UAL students and alumni at not just a shop, your destination for one-of-a-kind pieces.

Small but mighty

Perfectly sized stocking fillers.

Christmas Gift Guides

Considered gift giving.

Festive gift wrap

3 single sheet for £5

New In

Our latest addition of carefully crafted products and makers, hand-picked by our selection panel from various disciplines and backgrounds.

Stackable Glass Mug in Jade Green

£17.00

James Barker Greek vase vase on pink background A5 print.

Undated Weekly A5 Planner in Celine Print

£24.00

An enamel pin badge of a red beetle car. The pin is attached to a backing card, which features yellow and pink illustrations from the maker.

'Facing Burnout' 2026 Calendar

£18.00

A mini pouch made from repurposed plastics, featuring orange and red fruit netting details. The mini pouch also has a clasp.

Repurposed Plastic Mini Pouch in Clear Netting (Various colourways)

£10.00

Colour Block Earrings in Multi

£30.00

Meet the makers

We aren’t just a shop. All of the proceeds from our retail operations are reinvested back into supporting students and graduates with their businesses through our enterprise learning offer. Our makers all began their journeys as UAL students.

Makers

Anisha Oliver

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Anisha Oliver (aka Nishas Element), is a digital designer specialising in illustration. Her work is often inspired by her Jamaican and Ghanaian cultural background, translated through bold forms of expression and a constant theme of vibrancy.

She graduated from London College of Communication with a degree in Illustration and Visual Media in 2024.

Introducing the “Flourish” tea towel inspired by the power of creativity that brings joy when it blossoms. Sunflowers are known to face the sun which constantly allows them to radiate which translates into joy for the designer.

A turquoise tea towel, with illustrations of yellow squiggly flowers.

Chroma Bloom Tea Towel - UAL Exclusive

£12.50

Seda Kalkici

Product Designer

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Hi, I'm Seda, an artist-designer currently completing an MA in Interior and Spatial Design. My practice explores sustainable material processes and embodied experiences. My current research focuses on the intersection of the body with water-based ecological narratives. This research inspired the pattern design for the Furoshiki, which explores the relationships within my project, looking at the body, water, and environment.