London Playing Fields Foundation is delighted to announce an exciting new partnership with Carden Cunietti, marking the revival of their much-loved Spring Clean philanthropic initiative with an online auction of one-off design pieces and collectible items.
The acclaimed interior design studio — founded by Audrey Carden and Eleanora Cunietti — are celelebrating their 30th anniversary, with the revival of Spring Clean and their renewed commitment to design with purpose. Some of their reported clients include Nicole Kidman, Noel Gallagher, Annie Lennox, Calvin Harris and members of U2. The auction will include luxury artworks, designer furniture and statement lighting worth thousands of pounds. Carden Cunietti, known for sourcing, designing, and commissioning bespoke pieces for clients, will also release a selection of remarkable items from its own storeroom — pieces that, while no longer required, retain exceptional design value and craftsmanship.
The original Spring Clean event, launched in 2014 garnered significant media attention, with coverage in leading publications including Sunday Times Style, House & Garden, Evening Standard and Elle. This year, Carden Cunietti aims to recreate a similar level of excitement, with proceeds from the auction will directly supporting the initiative, reinforcing the shared mission of both organisations: to bring together design excellence and positive social impact.
The initiative offers collectors and design enthusiasts a rare opportunity to acquire unique pieces while contributing to a meaningful cause, including furniture, fabrics, rugs, cushions, curtains, lighting, and other well-designed pieces. The Spring Clean auction website is now live, if you would like to support LPFF and bid on an item, please follow the link below. Alongside the beautiful lamps and cushions there are two hospitality VIP tickets to see Oasis at Knebworth:
