industrial
Unit 4, 11 Argall Avenue, E10 7QE
Discover the work of innovative charity Furnishing Futures, which partners with the interiors industry to create trauma-informed healing homes for families given empty social housing after escaping domestic abuse. Enjoy a tour of our warehouse and studio, meet our team and learn about sustainability in interiors and the impact of trauma-informed design for recovery.
48, 55, 56, W19
Nearest stations: Lea Bridge (National Rail via Tottenham Hale and Stratford), St James Street (Overground)
10:00–16:00
10:00–16:00
Furnishing Futures is an innovative new charity founded by social worker and interior designer Emily Wheeler. They combine social work values with interior design skills to create trauma-informed, fully furnished healing homes for women and children escaping domestic abuse, who are placed in empty social housing or living with furniture poverty and who have experienced multiple disadvantages and trauma. They do this by saving good quality furniture from landfill and partnering with the interiors industry to design, fully furnish and decorate families' homes.
Discover the work of innovative charity Furnishing Futures, which partners with the interiors industry to create trauma-informed healing homes for families given empty social housing after escaping domestic abuse. Enjoy a tour of our warehouse and studio, meet our team and learn about sustainability in interiors and the impact of trauma-informed design for recovery.