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Atterbury Flat:

A living, live-in archive.

The Atterbury Flat is a first-of-its-kind living/live-in archive, housed within a reimagined two-bedroom flat on the Chelsea College of Arts campus. It brings together over 100 objects and works by UAL students and graduates, creating a home that is both functional and full of character. 

 

Alcove in the Atterbury Flat kitchen.

Led by Zoë Tynan-Campbell and curated alongside UAL graduates Abigail Rigby and Bhairavi Yogasivam, the flat explores what we collect, what we value, and how university spaces can celebrate the breadth of beautiful and innovative work created by UAL students and graduates.  

Almost everything inside has been designed and made through paid opportunities including live briefs, commissions, competitions, open calls, placements and jobs, alongside many products sourced from not just a shop. 

Several of the featured homewares and artworks can be purchased directly through our curated edit, and can be seen showcased in our High Holborn window display.  

Featured designers in the Atterbury Flat include 38 not just a shop makers, as well as over 40 of our products available to buy instore and online as part of our edit. 

Alongside this, we are delighted to launch a new collection of limited edition homewares titled HOME, the direct result of live brief run in collaboration with the Atterbury team and in partnership with 2LG Studio. Find out more here.  

The kitchen at Atterbury Flat.

Browse our kitchen, homeware and bed and bath edits to include some Atterbury Flat design into your home, or shop the full collection here.

Kitchen

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A ceramic bug with a wiggly handle in a deep blue colour
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Two wooden salt and pepper mills featuring a striped design and circular handle.
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A ceramic juicer in coral with a crackling effect finish.
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An image of a hand holding a light blue and yellow painted bowl, with an illustrated face close to the edge of the bowl.
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Stoneware Butter Dish - Cool White Glaze
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  1. Glass stacking mugs by Yod & Co. (£17) 2. Seasoning mills by Tiipoi (£74.50) 3. Expression ceramic bowl by Calesta Ng (£34) 4. Deep blue wiggle mug by Florence Mytum (£35) 5. Gradient Ceramic cups by Alice Beckett Ceramics (£25) 6. Stoneware butter dish by Super Sparrow (£32) 7. Ripple glasses by Yod & Co. (£25) 8. Coral ceramic juicer by Black Cat Pottery (£35) 9. Leaves coffee tin by Wrap Magazine (£14)

Homeware

A domed, orange bowl with a light blue inside. The bowl is covered in a shiny glaze.
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Breadworld knitted blanket throw.
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Primus Inter Artifices (First Among Artists) A1 Print by Freya James
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A print of an illustration of the exterior of Atterbury Flat.
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A large and small cylinder vase in pink and orange drip glaze.
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A wooden door stop with a yellow leather handle.
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A pair of fabric scissors with a black and white speckled print on the handles.
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  1. Gradient Ceramic Bowl by Alice Beckett Ceramics (£70) 2. Atterbury Flat print A4 by Chin Chin Prints (£) 3. Wood and leather doorstop by Rosanna Clare (£25) 4. ‘Breadworld’ blanket by Doudou Huang (£240) 5. Felipe Jewellery box in Grey by Ana Jimenez Palomar (£120) 6. Kyoto Fabric Scissors by The Completist (£40) 7. Primus Inter Artifices (First Among Artists) A1 Print by Freya Palmer (£150) 8. Pink drip ceramic vases by Yuta Segawa (£30-£65) 9. The Colours of Atterbury A3 Print by Molly Cook (£)

Bed and bath

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A patchwork green shopper bag made from repurposed plastics.
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  1. Felipe Jewellery Box in Green by Ana Jimenez Palomar (£120) 2. Foldable clothes hanger by Easyhang (£22) 3. Silk sleep mask by Ilke Usluca (£28.95) 4. Botanical bath salts by Bouclé (£14.50) 5. ‘Slow Down’ handwash by Blackmarket (£19.50.) 6. Repurposed Plastic Shopper by Looply (£48)

Visit:  

You can visit the Atterbury Flat in person between 12 – 19 September as part of London Design Festival 2026, alongside a programme of events, collaborations and public moments.  

Learn more:  

To view the wider breath of pieces, projects and commissions included in Atterbury Flat, on our Showcasing pages.