Join us at The Atrium for an evening with Loma-Ann Marks, award-winning editor, journalist and shoot director, and Editor-in-Chief of Reclaim magazine. Loma has built a career championing sustainability, craftsmanship and the power of home, curating a publication that is inclusive, accessible and dedicated to celebrating creative and conscious living.

In conversation with Emily Wheeler, Founder of Furnishing Futures, Loma will share her career journey in media, her editorial vision, and her perspective on why safe, beautiful and intentional homes matter more than ever. Attendees will also receive a complimentary copy of Reclaim magazine with their ticket and be able to shop Loma's curated product edit in our retail space.

Attendees of this talk will receive a free copy of Reclaim Magazine included within their ticket price.

Venue: Unit 4, Mentmore Studios, 11 Argall Ave, London E10 7QE

Access: If you have any access needs of which we should be aware, please let us know.

Date: Thursday 23rd October 2025

Time: Doors open at 6.30pm for 7pm start

End time: 8pm

Tickets: £15 (standard), £7.50 (reduced price)

Reduced price tickets

We want to make the events as accessible as possible. We know how hard things are for some people right now and we want to do what we can to help. To help people who might find cost or other challenges a barrier to attending, we have a limited number of reduced price tickets for every event.

Accessibility information

The Atrium is located in an old industrial building that does not have an accessible toilet or dedicated baby change facilities. We recognise that this is a significant barrier and does not reflect the welcoming, inclusive space we wish to offer. We wish this were not the case and are truly sorry if this prevents you from joining us for an event.

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The Atrium retail store will be open 30 minutes before and after the event, selling a range of beautiful furnishings, homewares, gifts and beauty. All proceeds support our work creating healing homes for survivors of domestic abuse.