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SCP Issue Number Six

SCP is a London based manufacturer of contemporary furniture, accessories, lighting and textiles. Established in 1985 by Sheridan Coakley, the company is guided by the modernist idea that design can transform the world around us. We make products from natural materials, using both traditional methods and advanced manufacturing techniques. At the centre of the company is our upholstery factory in Norfolk, who lead the way in sustainable making. We also work with a select group of specialist manufacturers across the UK and in Europe, who make everything from terracotta tableware to woven textiles. At SCP, we believe products should be functional, beautiful and made to last. Working closely with our designers, we keep creativity at the heart of all we do.

Welcome to SCP Issue Number Six, the latest version Contents of our annual newspaper. It is more compact and concise than ever and we hope it provides a clear Upholstery 4 overview of all the products we make. Furniture 14 Accessories 24 Last year we celebrated thirty years with a number Lighting 30 of special collections and events in London, Milan Textiles & Rugs 32 and New York. This year, we are really focused on Around the World 36 you, our customers. SCP Designers 38 We want to ensure easy access to SCP products, whether you are round the corner from our flagship store in London or across the other side of the world. Whether you come to us online, in-store, through our contracts division, or at one of our worldwide stockists, we want to ensure you have all the information you need about who we are, how we make things and how you can enjoy our products.

SCP Issue Number Six Lead writer and editor: Duncan Riches at and Associate Additional writing: Jessica Moorhouse Design and art direction: Farrow Photography: John Ross Inc. Additional Photography: Gareth Hacker, Pelle Crepin Printed at The Guardian Print Centre Rick Roberts Way, London E15 2GN

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Upholstery

SCP upholstery is made by hand at our specialist factory in Norfolk, England. Each single piece is made to exacting modern standards by utilising time-honoured techniques. We use renewable materials, with frames made from FSC approved beech, upholstered with natural fibres, animal hair and wool. Each design is finished with feather cushions or a sprung seat. Creative talent, dedication and precise craftsmanship are all used in the making of elegant pieces that live well and live long.

Armchair W 101 × H74 × D 104 × SH 37 cm From: £2400 / As shown: £2785

Oscar Matthew Hilton Beautiful proportion and the delicate contrast of long straight lines and natural curves give the Oscar collection its reserve and humility. A collection of designs perfect for those who like their modernity laced with a little familiarity. Natural or walnut stained beech legs. Compact versions are also available.

W = Width | H = Height | D = Depth | SH = Seat Height | Dia = Diameter

2 seat sofa W 163 × H 74 × D 104 × SH 37 cm From: £2965 3 seat sofa W 219 × H 74 × D 104 × SH 37 cm From: £3495 / As shown: £4045 4 seat sofa W 274 × H 74 × D 104 × SH 37 cm From: £3950

Sectional sofa W 221 × H74 × D 166 cm From: £4815 / As shown: £5530 Chaise W 81 × H74 × D 166 cm Available as a left or right armed chaise. From: £2340

Small ottoman W 74 × H 33 × D 54 cm From: £620 / As shown: £675 Large ottoman W 120 × H 33 × D 54 cm From: £740 / Aas shown:£850 Daybed W 180 × H 33 × D 90 cm From: £1805 / As shown: £1985

Compact sofa 2 seat sofa W 163 × H 82 X D 94 × SH 43 cm From: £2965 / As shown: £3092 3 seat sofa W 219 × H 82 X D 94 × SH 43 cm From: £3495 4 seat sofa W 274 × H 82 X D 94 cm × SH 43 cm From: £3950

Single bed W 110 × H 84 × L 228 cm From: £2265 Double bed W 155 × H 84 × L 228 cm From: £2420 King Size bed W 173 × H 84 × L 234 cm From: £2640 / £2970 Super King Size bed W 200 × H 84 × L 234 cm From: £2740 Assembly required.

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Motley Donna Wilson

Ottoman W 112 x H 40 x D 120 cm From: £2085 / As shown: £2730

large-scale deep-buttoned chesterfield inspired A footstool. Available upholstered in hand-knitted wool specially designed by Donna Wilson in three different colour ways: Rainbow, Blue Lagoon and Hot Earth, or in a solid colour wool fabric.

Lansdowne Terence Woodgate A low-lying modern interpretation of the classic English chesterfield, the updated 2014 edition Lansdowne sofa is a piece that sits comfortably in both domestic and commercial settings. The Lansdowne is a design for the ages, elegant and modest in style. Bronze plated steel legs.

Armchair W 100 × H 68 × D 78 × SH 36 cm From: £1768 2 seat sofa W 160 × H 68 × D 78 × SH 36 cm From: £2260 3 seat sofa W 220 × H 68 × D 78 × SH 36 cm From: £2705 / As shown: £3145 4 seat sofa W 280 × H 68 × D 78 × SH 36cm From: £3510 Sofa system W 215 × H 68 × D 271 cm From: £4680 Systems are built using a combination of no arm, one arm and two arm sofas, all available in one, two, three or 4 seat versions.

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Wing Matthew Hilton

Mabel Donna Wilson

A modern interpretation of a traditional Wingback chair, the sharp defined angles and high back produce a formal look while providing extra support and comfort. Flat fronted arms on brushed stainless steel legs, or domed arms on turned beech legs. Armchair W 71 × H 110 × D 83 × SH 42 cm From: £1720 / As shown: £2325

he Mabel sofa hints at a North European T heritage, devoid of superfluous details, comfortable and serene. It has a rounded frame and large button upholstered cushions. Available in a specially commissioned Donna Wilson patterned linen. Beech legs. 2 seat sofa W 214 × H 83 × D 86 × SH 37 cm As shown: £4190

Tepee Lucy Kurrein A design that reinterprets the sofa typology. It is inspired by the simplicity of the hammock, the possibilities of strong industrial fabrics and the tactile elegance of high fashion. Tepee is a design that works with the natural behaviour of fabric, rather than against it. Solid oak frame with a black or white cottoncanvas sling.

Armchair W 90 × H 77 × D 66 X SH 45 cm From: £1875 Ottoman W 75 × H 45 × D 65 × SH 45 cm From: £1031 2 seat sofa W 160 × H 77 × D 66 × SH 45 cm From: £2560 3 seat sofa W 237 × H 77 × D 66 × SH 45 cm From: £3510 / As shown: £4010

Reading Matthew Hilton The Reading sofa and armchair have a small footprint, which make them perfect for small spaces. While the oak or walnut frame gives the seminal design a visual lightness. Oak or walnut frame. Armchair W 68 × H 74 × D 74 × SH 40 cm From: £965 / As shown: £1075 2 seat sofa W 127 × H 74 × D 74 × SH 40cm From: £1545

Balzac Matthew Hilton An iconic early 90s design with genuine poise and balance. Balzac uses a double saddle-stitch on the arms to create the perfect curve. It is featured in Taschen’s 1000 chairs, widely used in advertising and is considered by many as the final word in club chairs. A true modern classic. Oak legs. Sustainable version also available.

Ottoman W 72 × H 39 × D 55 cm Armchair W 85 × H 80 × D 102 × SH 44 cm From: £2675 / As shown: £3890 2 seat sofa W 155 × H 80 × D 102 × SH 44 cm From: £3030 / As shown: £4735 3 seat sofa W 218 × H 80 × D 102 × SH 44 cm From: £3900

Sustainable version Armchair from: £3055 2 seat sofa from: £3340 3 seat sofa from: £4310

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Solstice Matthew Hilton

Continuous Faudet-Harrison Taking inspiration from upholstery designs of the 1920s, this sofa is notable for the use of continuous curves and a straight line sewn lengthways down the middle of the piece. The seat is very deep and has a pleasing line detail stitched into it. Natural or grey lacquered oak legs.

2 seat sofa W 166 × H 75 × D 89 SH 43cm From: £2650 / As shown: £3650 3 seat sofa W 223 × H 75 × D89 × SH 43cm From: £2690 4 seat sofa W 276 × H 75 × D 89 × SH 43cm From:£4175 Chaise W 223 × H 75 × D 89 × SH 43cm From: £2720

Solstice is a relaxed design that developed from the seed of an idea to create a fully upholstered piece that sits directly on the floor at the back. Subtle piping and seam details on the arms and cushion faces act as a counterpoint to the swooping curve of the design. Bronze plated steel legs.

Armchair W 94 × H 73 × D 100 × SH 40 cm From: £2670 / As shown: £3085 2 seat sofa W 159 × H 73 × D105 × SH 40 cm From: £3275 3 seat sofa W 222 × H 73 × D 105 × SH 40 cm From: £4090 / As shown: £4780

Pasha Konstantin Grcic

Linear Terence Woodgate

Wilma Donna Wilson

Rochester Michael Anastassiades

The original Pasha was a designed in the 1990s, but it did not go beyond the prototype stage. This design revisits the idea of the original, which was to create a deep sofa with a particularly reclined sitting position. It is neatly proportioned, firm, comfortable and very tactile, made in a noticeably textured fabric. The design blends strong angular lines and natural curves, creating softness in a formal typology. Oak feet. Armchair W 79 × H 77 × D 93 cm From: £1630 2 seat sofa W 155 × H 77 × D 93 cm From: £2550 / As shown: £3240

Originally sculpted in clay, the design was then scanned back into a computer to be refined, using the process of reverse engineering to complete it. The result is an assured design that seamlessly blends the arm, back and seat together to create one elegant form. The back is low, with a beautiful curve that extends from arm to arm. It sits on slimline flanged aluminium feet. Textured silver powder coated steel legs. 3 seat sofa W 210 × H 62 × D 85 × SH 38 cm From: £2725 / As shown: £3350 4 seat sofa W 263 × H 62 × D 85 × SH 38 cm From: £3360

A small and useful upholstered bench that is light in appearance and in weight. The design has slightly splayed turned legs that give a nod to traditional craft techniques. Beech legs. Bench W 85 × H 38 × D 48 cm As shown: £580

A design that grew from an inquisitiveness about how modern behaviour is changing the way we use public furniture, where people are now inclined to be working or engaging with media on personal devices. Rochester creates a comfortable enclosure for the user, a place for a little privacy. The design language is strict and formal, but comfort has also been made a priority. Oak-veneered side and back panels with a solid oak plinth.

Sofa W 128 × H 96 × D 80 × SH 43 cm From: £3555 / As shown: 4065 Ottoman W 60 × H 31 × D 60 SH 31 cm From: £950 / As shown: £1005

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Piechart Donna Wilson Literal, tactile and awash with complimentary colour, Piechart is a slim low upholstered bench. Round in shape, it has a plywood frame, turned oak legs and is covered with segments of different knitted wools. It is hand-stitched and curves down softly at the edges. An occasional piece of furniture which is ideal for sitting, leaning, propping and sprawling, anywhere at home. Made in Norfolk, England. Oak legs. Bench H 37 × Dia 110 cm As shown: £1280

Elmer Lucy Kurrein luxuriously deep-lying sofa that recalls an A old fashioned kind of comfort. It has two large feather seat cushions that contain a dividing layer underneath, lending a little stiffness to the feel of the seat, while allowing the sitter to enjoy the softness of the feather without sinking. Oversized, welcoming and with an unlikely look of poise, this piece is the ultimate in comfort Anthracite grey powder coated steel legs.

2 seat sofa W 190 × H 79 × D 99 × SH 46 cm From:£3480 3 seat sofa W 240 × H 85 × D 95 × SH 46 cm From:£2850 / As shown: £4400

Lucas Matthew Hilton

Missed Michael Marriott

Daybed Rachel Whiteread

Uncomplicated, coherent and in part homage to the daybed by Mies van der Rohe, Missed is a nuanced design with a modern touch. The rectangular head cushion is attached to the bed by a leather strap and Velcro pad, which can be adjusted to position on the underside. The cylindrical legs are in polished steel. Daybed W 190 × H 62 × D 90 cm From: £2310 / As shown: £3820

The Daybed by Rachel Whiteread was originally designed as part of the Please Touch exhibition at SCP in 1999, a show of furniture pieces by contemporary artists. The piece is closely related to a group of sculptures that Whiteread made in the early 1990s in rubber and plaster. It explores the space underneath a single bed. Upholstered in a selected colour range of Bute Tiree. Daybed W 194 × H 44 × D 82 cm As shown: £4125

he Lucas infuses a traditional design typology T with modern aesthetics. Subtle bottleneck curves create comfort, while deft details such as the taper and flare of the legs and the slight protrusion of the seat cushion give this piece its poise. Oak legs with a natural finish. Armchair W 88 × H 70 × D 90 × SH 43 cm From: £2155 / As shown: £4005 3 seat sofa W 213 × H 70 X D 91 × SH 43 cm From: £3295 / As shown: £3940

Woodgate Terence Woodgate The newly updated Woodgate is available as a conventional armchair, chaise longue and sofa, or as a versatile modular sofa system to allow for L shaped configurations. A visually light and lean design, progressive in its conception and modest in style. Bronze plated steel legs.

Armchair W 100 × H 68 × D 78 SH 40 cm From: £2400 2 seat sofa W 160 × H 68 × D 78 × SH 40 cm From: £2980 3 seat sofa W 220 × H 68 × D 78 × SH 40 cm From: £3685 / As shown: £6050 4 seat sofa W 280 × H 68 × D 78 × SH 40 cm From: £4560 System W 215 × H 68 × D 271 cm × SH 40 cm As shown: £8245 Systems are built using any combination of no arm, one arm and two arm sofas, all available in one, two, three or four seat versions.

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This Way That Donna Wilson

Kenneth Faudet-Harrison compact armchair and sofa with a small A footprint and subtle 1950s references. The gently tapered solid ash legs and separate arms and back give the design visual lightness. Oak legs.

Frank, Ernest, Henry Donna Wilson A playful response to the problem of occasional seating, Donna Wilson’s pouffes come in three shapes and sizes. They are upholstered in either knitted lamb’s wool or double cloth woven panels reminiscent of orange segments. Soft, shapely and robust enough to roll down hills, the pouffe collection is available in Nos Da, Field Day, Zig Zag, Braid and Stitch fabric.

Armchair W 83 × H 77 X D 82 × SH 44 cm From: £1675 / As shown: £1940 2 seat sofa W 172 × H 77 X D 82 × SH 39 cm From: £2390 / As shown: £2855

Frank pouffe Dia 80 x H 40 cm £470 Ernest pouffe Dia 60 x H 30 cm £380 Henry pouffe Dia 45 x H 45 cm £245

A new design that brings the original 1970s bean bag idea right up to date. Made with 100% pure knitted wool with a fully removable cover, it is constructed with an inner cotton bag filled with polystyrene beads. This design is the ultimate in occasional seating, exceptionally comfortable and notably soft due to the use of pure wool. Available in two bright colourways, Rose-Olive and Turquoise-Tiger. Also available in Field Day fabric. Bean bag H45 x Dia 110 cm From: £675

Munro Donna Wilson traditional version of the chesterfield that uses A time-honoured techniques in the making. It features two large piped edged cushions and a deep buttoned and hand-pleated back. Large and robust, the design is comfortable, familiar and suitably grand. Walnut stained beech legs and brass plated wheels.

2 seat sofa W 191 × H 74 X D 85 cm From: £4160 3 seat sofa W 248 × H 74 X D 85 cm From: £5090 / As shown: £6515

Haggerston Matthew Hilton

Lincoln Lucy Kurrein

The Haggerston is a large and comfortable sofa with added depth that encourages reclining. It has six seat and back cushions and two loose feather cushions which provide armrests for ultimate comfort. Turned aluminium legs. 2 seat sofa W 160 × H 67 × D 94 × SH 45 cm From: £2690 3 seat sofa W 228 × H 67 × D 94 × SH 45 cm From: £3270 / As shown: £3926

A particularly comfortable design that has a high back for extra support, a deep-lying seat and elongated front section. The Lincoln is a piece that brings together a formal sensibility with a softened curvaceous look. Black powder coated steel legs. 3 seat sofa W 200 × H 87 × D 95 cm From: £2910 / As shown: £3375

Furniture

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Furniture

Created by deft design and drafting, highlyskilled makers and the application of advanced manufacturing techniques, SCP furniture is modern, lasting and timeless. All designs are made by a select group of specialist manufacturers across the UK and in Europe.

Peggy PearsonLloyd

Two three four Terence Woodgate

The Peggy table system is designed for both residential dining and commercial use. It has solid ash legs with a white laminated top and solid ash lipping. A workbench version is available with tops in bespoke sizes and optional cable management. A refined aesthetic is created through the elliptical shape of the support frame and the subtle rotation of the oval legs. Standard square, circular or elliptical top. Workbench in bespoke sizes and finishes.

The Two three four table is designed for a wide range of environments and applications, both commercial and domestic. It is available with a square or circular top, as a table or desk system. The polished chrome, mild steel column bases come with three or four legs. Available with a solid core laminate, laminate or veneered top in standard or bespoke sizes and finishes.

Square / round / sqound tables Small W 120 × H 72 × D 120cm Medium W 150 × H 72 × D 150cm Large W180 × H 72 × D 180cm Prices from: £2280

Oval tables Small W 200 × H 72 × D 110cm Medium W 220 × H 72 × D 120cm Large W 300 × H 72 × D 120cm Prices from: £2980

Rectangular tables Small W 180 × H 72 × D 100cm Medium W 200 × H 72 × D 100cm Large W 300 × H 72 × D 120cm Prices from: £2980

Table system 2 part top W 320 × H 72 × D 150cm 3 part top W 480 × H 72 × D 150cm 4 part top W 640 × H 72 × D 150cm Price: POA

Square / circle table system Small W 100 × H 72 × D 100cm Medium W 120 × H 72 × D 120cm Large W 150 × H 72 × D 150 cm From: £1620 Rectangle table system Small W 180 × H 72 × D 100cm Large W 200 × H 72 × D 100cm From: £2790 Oval table system W 300 × H 72 × D 120cm Price: POA

Lily Lucy Kurrein

Crosscut Faudet-Harrison A refined and cleverly conceived design, these trestles are both exceptionally sturdy and visually light. The legs are deigned to fit neatly into three cross cuts in each piece of steel, making two legs face outwards while the centre leg faces inwards. The trestles are available as a standalone pair or with a choice of toughened glass or white laminate top. Grey, white or rust powder coated finish. Trestles W 70 × H 73 × D 28cm £275 Table W 180 × H 74 × D 90cm Glass: £695 / Laminate from: £885

The Lily side table successfully blends refined construction with a lack of formal reference to shape. The table, made entirely from powdercoated steel, has an organically shaped top and base. Light grey, navy or yellow. W 46 × H 48 × D 40cm £195

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Compass Matthew Hilton

Unison Terence Woodgate

A study in elegance and balance, these trestles are made from steamed solid beech. Each trestle is designed with practicality and stability in mind. The Compass collection is notable for finely drawn details and tapered legs that ascend into a mid-leg curve. It was awarded the Design Guildmark by the Worshipful Company of Furniture Makers in 2010. Natural or black finish. With a glass or laminate top. Trestles W 38 × H 63/84 × D 55cm £545 Table W 180 × H 63/84 × D 90cm Glass: £950 / Laminate from: £1190

An update of the classic Sax table, this balanced design blends materials and features two shelves, the lower one in veneered ash or walnut and the upper one in 12mm toughened glass. The construction of the table is remarkably simple, the legs are screwed together through the lower shelf and the glass shelf is placed on top. The top is held firm by rubber pads at the top of the legs. Ash or walnut.

Calvo Lee Kirkbride

Flipper Matthew Hilton

A side table that lends itself to a variety of settings and a number of uses. The tilted stem and three point base allow the design to sit closer and more comfortably next to an armchair, sofa or bed. Delicate detailing and visual balance define this piece. Oak or walnut with a natural oil finish. Dia 42 × H 58cm Oak: £260 / Walnut: £320

A simple and enduring design that is made with polished die-cast aluminium legs and 12mm toughened glass top. W 115 × H 30 × D 77cm £810

Circular Dia 45 × H 50cm Ash: £500 / Walnut: £515 Square W 100 × L 100 × H 35cm Ash: £735 / Walnut: £765 Rectangular W 120 × L 60 × H 35cm Ash: £640 / Walnut: £665

Mono Konstantin Grcic

Italy Michael Marriott

Kvara Oscar Coakley

Quick-step Sarah Kay

A marble topped side table with a checker plate steel base and a central table stem. Made with Italian Carrara marble. The top has slightly chamfered edges, softening the look and feel of the design. Pink or grey powder coated finish. W 60 × H 35 × D 40cm £465

Kvara is a heavy-duty side table made from mild steel. The table, in the form of a letter Z, is raw, heavy and unyielding. Heat treated to create the form, the design has a natural finish with noticeable temper marks. The underside has felt feet to protect floors. W 45 × H 50 × D 30cm £565

A small yet perfectly formed stool that has multiple uses. Made from solid oak, the design looks like the letter A in profile and features a step that can be accessed from either side and a handle detail cut into the top. The step is recessed from the frame on either side with a beautifully designed curve. This stool can be used as a handy step, somewhere to sit or as a side table. W 40 × H 40 × D 40cm £170

A set of side tables with a strong graphic look and relaxed sense of function. The Mono tables are made from laser-cut, CNC pressed steel. The tops come in four shapes and are welded to the stem, which is in turn bolted to the circular steel base. They are powder-coated in a grey fine textured finish. The bases have die-cut circular cork pads to protect floors and surfaces. A W 31 × H 66 × D 30cm B W 34 × H 66 × D 30cm C W 30 × H 70 × D 30cm D W 38 × H 66 × D 30cm £260

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Sax Terence Woodgate An enduring minimal design that has been updated to include new finishes. Simple, refined and functional, this design has the timeless modernist touch. Bronze or chrome plated steel legs. Clear toughened glass top.

Prado Konstantin Grcic An elegant and compact wooden desk that accommodates the user. Prado is made from solid oak and veneered chipboard, with lockable castors and a single drawer on mechanical runners. It is dowel joint constructed, with a rectangular top and two curved lower tiers. The matte lacquer finish contains ceramic particles to make it more durable. The design resolves function and comfort with a light touch. W 66 × H 66 × D 140cm £1,790

Low table W 120 × H 35 × D 60cm £580 Side table small Dia 70 × H 46cm £390 Side table large Dia 100 × H 35cm £570

Mag Terence Woodgate Side tables with a strong graphic shape that are designed to store magazines, books and other materials. With an emphasis on quality materials and precision engineering, they perform different functions around an armchair or sofa. They have a Douglas fir base and top, finished with natural oils. Bronze plated steel legs. Dia 45 × H 40cm £470

Side Jasper Morrison

Tam Tam & Tom Tom Konstantin Grcic

Originally designed in 1986 and re-issued in 2014, the side table was Jasper Morrison’s first product to go into production. It is an exercise in refinement, made from formed steel and glass, with brazed brass joints. The simple form, along with the subtle combinations of material and finish give this design a sense of purity and grace. Powder coated frame in textured black or silver. Sandblasted or low-iron glass. One-tier table Dia 44 × H 46cm £380 Two-tier table Dia 44 × H 65cm £550

Originally designed for SCP in 1992, the Tom Tom and Tam Tam tables were re-issued in 2009. This classic pair of adjustable tables are both pragmatic in their design and visually fluent. A sensitive application of colour and an eloquent use of the square and the circle in the design evokes the spirit of the Bauhaus. Mild steel base with a chocolate brown powder-coated finish, solid beech columns with an oiled finish and an MDF top in purple or green lacquer. Tam Tam side table W 44 × H 47.5/74 × D 44cm £295 Tom Tom side table Dia 45 × H47.5/74cm £295

Cedric Kay +Stemmer Simplicity, refinement and deft detailing mark out this design for special attention. Described as “a flawless mix of traditional and modern” by the British Design Awards 2009, this piece is beautifully finished and transcends its era. Brown or orange leather top and lined drawers. W 125 × H 75 × D 55cm £2,055

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Slatted Jasper Morrison A precise high stool design that uses materials sparingly and is light in both weight and appearance. The frame is brazed constructed from 12.7 mm CNC bent tubular steel and 5 mm thick rolled steel slats. The Slatted stool is a beautifully balanced piece, with an elemental touch about it. Black or silver finish powder coated textured finish. W 48 × H 70 × D 29cm £305

Max Andrea Stemmer A three or four legged bar stool made from solid steel bar and an oak seat. The legs have a low crossbar for foot support. From above, the solid oak seat has a crescent shape, slightly beyond a semi-circle, and features a curved indent for comfort. This stool is a slim and balanced design with a beautifully contoured seat. Light or dark grey powder coated finish.

3 legged bar stool W 46 × H 73 × D 40cm £265 4 legged bar stool W 41 × H 73 × D 37 £290

Ulrik Alex Hellum

Agnes Kay + Stemmer

A stool with beautifully executed joinery details that allows the seat to be constructed from two separate parts. Full of personality and poise, the design is comfortable and playful, with a wit all of its own. It has a solid ash seat and turned ash legs with a natural oil finish. Stool Dia 35 × H 43cm £110 Bar stool Dia 35 × H 70cm £205

A popular collection of shelving, consoles, tables and mirrors that have the hallmarks of classical furniture-making. Subtle details include radius edges, gentle upwards tapering and perfect proportions. Designed as solid one piece items, the range comes “out of the box” with no assembly required. Oak or walnut with a natural oil finish.

High shelves W 80 × H 175 × D 40cm Oak: £790 / Walnut: £980 Medium shelves W 80 × H 103 × D 34cm Oak: £470 / Walnut: 580 Long shelves W 160 × H 68 × D 31cm Oak: £715 / Walnut: £865 Wall-mounted shelves W 80 × H 50 × D 25cm Oak: £340 / Walnut: £430 Side table W 43 × H 50 × D 33cm Oak: £280 / Walnut: £320 Console with drawer W 80 × H 80 × D 38cm Oak: £490 / Walnut: £550 Console without drawer W 80 × H 80 × D 38cm Oak: £890 / Walnut: £980

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Cricket Kay + Stemmer

Galvanized Peter Marigold

SUM Peter Marigold

The Cricket collection is a new interpretation of the classic ‘cricket table’ typology, believed to date back to the Jacobean period in Britain. An outward splay of the legs lends the design its stability and strength, while an elegant edged tenon joint is used to hold the legs in place. A smooth finish on the tops and reverse taper on the legs bring an aesthetic balance to the overall design. Solid oak seat with solid American walnut legs with a natural oil finish. Bench W 130 × H 43 × D 30cm £385 Side table W 48 × H 62 × D 48cm £345 Coffee table W 120 × H 40 × D 50cm £470

A free standing shelving unit made from laser-cut hot dip galvanised steel. Large, at an industrial kind of scale, they are constructed with oversized nuts and bolts. Each shelf has been hand finished, utilising hydrochloric acid to strip back some of the zinc, creating a mottled finish, almost like camouflage. Despite their scale and apparent roughness, they have soft rounded edges and are reassuringly sturdy. W 63 × H 150 × D 30cm £2,645

A wall mounted asymmetrical shelving system that comes as a set of three, with individual shelves in three sizes designed to fit together in an infinite number of ways. Each sized piece is different in shape and feature a groove that allows for flexible configuration. The idea behind SUM is that it can be built up to any size; depending on the wall or location it is placed in. A highquality geometric shelving system that is both playful and bespoke. Solid cherry with a lacquered finish and brass fixings. W 19/29/38 × H 21/31/42 × D 13cm £400

Crosscut Faudet-Harrison An ingeniously minimal design, constructed from laser-cut rectangular steel uprights and solid oak oil finished shelves. The uprights and shelves come in two heights and widths respectively. The wooden shelves sit neatly into the cross cuts in the steel, creating a design that sits flush on the wall. It is assembled with bolts and attaches to the wall with screws. A refined and cleverly conceived design, this is an unobtrusive piece for domestic and commercial settings. White or dark grey powder coated fine textured finish. Adjustable stainless steel feet. Overall dimension W 157 × H 205 × D 27cm Tall upright W 3 × H 205 × D 8cm Pair from: £330 Small upright W 3 × H 83 × D 8cm Pair from: £225 Small shelf W 100 × H 2 × D 27cm Pair from: £210 Large shelf W 157 × H 2 × D 27cm Pair from: £285

Archiver James Irvine

Parallel Terence Woodgate

A contemporary version of an Edwardian revolving bookcase. The Archiver is made from CNC cut laminated MDF shelves, vertical dividers and lathe turned aluminium rods. It rotates on a base containing a bearing. Exact and simple in design, this piece is very easy to assemble. The shelves are finished in white Formica, the vertical dividers in light grey Abet 420 laminate and the aluminium rods have a clear anodised finish. One, two and three tier versions. One tier W 58 × H 39 × D 56cm £410 Two tier W 58 × H 73 × D 58cm £660 Three tier W 56 × H 106 × D 56cm £920

An adaptable and strong component based shelving system that is very easy to assemble. Slim, with ultra-thin pressed steel used for all components, this system has an effortless elegance that fits well in both residential and commercial environments. Constructed using a combination of uprights, 60cm shelves and 90cm shelves. Assembly required. Grey, white or rust powder-coated finish. Uprights W 3 × H 215 × D 33cm From: £225 Small shelf W 63 × H 1 × D 25cm Pair from: £85 Large shelf W 93 × H 1 × D 25cm Pair from: £105

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Accessories

We make smaller, more accessible designs that can be used all around the home. SCP pair the right designers with the right type of product briefs and use high-calibre British and European factories to produce anything from coat-racks to candelabras. Subtle, refined and quietly confident, this expanding collection of accessories is about humble design for real life. All designs are made by a select group of specialist manufacturers across the UK and in Europe, either using advanced manufacturing techniques, or being made by hand.

Terracotta Reiko Kaneko A range of hand-thrown terracotta vessels that are notably slim and show a real lightness of touch. Terracotta is an ancient natural material that derives its rich orange red colour from the high iron content of the clay. Each design is made by hand and is therefore unique. Designer, Reiko Kaneko, has created an elegant modern range of vessels in a classic material. Tiny variations in form, evidence of being made by hand, give these designs an idiosyncratic beauty all their own. Brown or white, full or part glazed or unglazed.

Pitcher W 11 × D 14 × H 31cm £65 Tumbler Dia 7.5 × H 7.5cm £24 Platter Dia 31cm £78 Bowl Dia 28 × H 7cm £65 Biscuit barrel Dia 14 × H 16cm £86 Wine cooler Dia 11 × H 21cm £47

Chika Reiko Kaneko

Alphabet Mark McGinnis

An elegant and refined collection of four different hand-thrown vessels in terracotta. They all vary in height, diameter, thickness and in the shape of the lip. Terracotta is an ancient natural material that derives its rich orange red colour from the high iron content of the clay. Each Chika vessel is finished with an opaque brown glaze on the inside. Vessel 1 W 11 × D 11 × H 44cm Vessel 2 Dia 11 × H 31cm Vessel 3 Dia 15 × H 24cm Vessel 4 Dia 15 × H 15cm

A range of fine bone china mugs that are hand decorated in Stoke-on-Trent, England. Lighthearted and funny, they feature six different letter and picture designs: B-Blow, C-Camel Toe, D-Drive-By, H-Homo, J-Jah and M-Merkin. Mug W 12 × H 9 × D 9cm £14.50

Jules Andrea Stemmer

Bear Donna Wilson

A rectangular portrait mirror with a solid oak storage shelf at its base. The shelf is made from one piece of wood and is the shape of a half-pipe. Practical, well-crafted and simple in conception, this design blends straightforward utility with unobtrusive style. Mirror W 42 × H 61 × D 10cm £190

An earthenware bear figurine based on a Donna Wilson illustration, which has an odd otherness all its own. Hand-painted and glazed in Stoke-onTrent, England. Brown glaze. Figurine W 19 × H 12.5cm £380

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Accessories

Standard wall hooks Fort Standard

Peaks Donna Wilson

Megatropolis Mark McGinnis

all hooks made from solid oak in three different W sizes. The face on each hook appears perfectly circular, but a side-view reveals small angular detailing that really gives them character. Dia 5/10/15 × D 5cm Set of 4 Small: £48 Set of 3 medium: £48 Set of 2 large: £48

Designed by Donna Wilson and produced by the People of the Sun, a nonprofit social enterprise based in Malawi, Africa. These unique domestic objects are hand-woven to an exceptionally high standard. They are practical, colourful and modern, the result of a delightful cross-continent collaboration. Linen basket small Linen basket large Dia 40 × H 40cm Dia 50 × H 50cm £150 £190 Vase small Dia 18 × H 30cm Vase large Dia 23 × H 40cm £69 £95 Bowl small Dia 30 × H 7cm Bowl large Dia 45 × H10cm £39 £59 Place mat small Dia 28cm Place mat large Dia 40cm £27.50 £32.50

A specially commissioned range of fine bone china pieces that are hand decorated in Stoke-on-Trent. American designer and illustrator Mark McGinnis has created a series of images based around the idea of urban lifestyles. Full of colour, humour and exhaustive detail, the designs are both playful and reflective of our modern lives. Subway mug , Boys, babes & bikers mug, The 5k mug W 12 × H 9 × D 9cm £16.25 Sun bathers dinner plate, Rush hour dinner plate Dia 27 × H 1cm £44 Boys, babes & bikes platter W 36 × H 3 × D 24cm £60 Downtown bowl Dia 23 × H 10cm £44 Menagerie pitcher W 11 × H 18 × D 14cm £55

Central time Mark McGinnis

Crosscut Faudet-Harrison An ingeniously minimal design made from a single piece of laser-cut rectangular steel and three, five or seven cylindrical oak hooks. The hooks fit neatly into cross cuts in the steel, creating a design that sits flush on the wall with upward facing hooks. The mirror version features a circular mirror held in place by friction and secured with two rubber pads. A refined and cleverly conceived design, this is an unobtrusive piece for domestic and commercial settings. Grey, white or rust powder coated finish.

3 Hook W 36 × H 9 × D 9cm £56 5 Hook W 60 × H 9 × D 9cm £71 7 Hook W 84 × H 9 × D 9cm £87 Small mirror W 36 × H 30 × D 4cm £110 Large mirror W 58 × H 48 × D 4cm £165

Standard magnets Fort Standard Small elegant wooden turned magnets available in assorted sets of six. Made from solid oak or walnut with very strong rare-earth magnets. Sanded and oiled, these curvaceous little items add a touch of sophistication to your refrigerator or office. Dia 6.5 × D 4cm Set of 6: £45

A range of 100% linen union tea towels and laminated ply rectangular trays by illustrator Mark McGinnis, featuring distinctive designs that are inspired by his childhood in the American Midwest. The designs are entitled Faces, Satellites, Highway, City and Hairy Man. Trays W 43 × L 33cm £35 Tea towels W 48 × L 76cm £12.95

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Accessories

Timberly Rich Brilliant Wiling A neat little utilitarian design that evokes memories of simple wooden toys and childhood building blocks. The unit is wall-mounted and features a grid of holes, with eight pegs in three different sizes that can be fitted into the grid in any configuration. A design that is playfully conceived and graphic in nature. Handy for the miscellaneous items of life. Made in walnut. Hall rack W 60 × H 20 × D 8.5cm £175

Sprue Fort Standard

Fort Donna Wilson

Agnes Kay + Stemmer

Something of a beautiful brute, this candelabra is made from bronze or aluminium and takes its raw looking finish from the sand-casting process used to create it. It is a reassuringly heavy single-cast piece that with oxidation, will take on a different patina over time. Candelabra W43 × H 52 × D 10cm Aluminium: £280 / Bronze: £530

Swedish made trays that feature one distinctive fort inspired pattern in three colourways. Made from laminated ply, they are bright, bold and beautiful in the home. Navy/magenta, white/red and white/sky. Trays Dia 38cm £34

Two mirrors to complement the popular Agnes range. Made in solid oak or walnut, with a clear matt lacquer finish. The design has the hallmarks of a classical training in wood. Deft details and a softened look is what you want in a mirror. Solid oak or walnut with a natural oil finish. Small mirror W 50 × H 80 × D 2cm Oak: £250 / Walnut: £275 Large mirror W 50 × H 120 × D 2cm Oak: £330 / Walnut: £340

Jeeves Kay + Stemmer A wall mounted unit with a polished edged rectangular mirror. It features five large coat hooks crafted in cone shapes and three smaller cylindrical hooks, for items such as keys. It sits flush against the wall, with the top section acting as an enclosed shelf for the mirror. Understated and utilitarian, Jeeves is as articulate as it is practical. Coat rack W 80 × H 64 × D 15cm £175

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Lighting

Made in a number of locations across the UK, the SCP collection of pendant lighting represents the best in understated functional elegance. With a focus on form and finish, the collection includes pieces in bone china, passivated steel and spun aluminium. Beautiful timeless design to light up our lives.

Nami Reiko Kaneko

Adderley Works Reiko Kaneko

Boundary Faudet-Harrison

A fine bone china pendant light, available in one size, designed and hand made in Stoke-on-Trent, England. The form of the pendant is reminiscent of a bell, but with less of a flare at the bottom. It has a real softness of look and shines translucent when the bulb is on, while the fine bone china looks equally as beautiful when the light is off. It has a simple orange or green braided textile cable and uses the latest E27 7W or 14W low energy bulbs. Pendant W 15 × H 15 cm White glaze: £125 / Green glaze: £165

A fine bone china pendant light, available in two sizes, designed and hand made in Stoke-on-Trent, England. Reminiscent of a classic factory lamp, this elegant design shines translucent white when the bulb is on and the fine bone china looks equally as beautiful when the light is off. It has a simple black braided textile cable, uses the latest E27 7W or 14W low energy bulbs and has a gently stepped circular shape with an overhanging lip. Ideal for both domestic and commercial environments. Small pendant Dia 20 × H 10 cm £145 Large pendant Dia 35 × H 15 cm £275

Spun aluminium pendant lights in different sizes and configurations. Each light has two parts that are joined with small stainless steel fixings. The internal spun section in each light is finished in pebble grey and has a gentle inward curve at each end. A simple, restrained and effortlessly graceful design that hangs on a white braided cable. Boundary 120 pendant Dia 12 × H 28 cm £190 Boundary 300 pendant Dia 30 × H 18 cm £240 Boundary 320 pendant Dia 32 × H 19 cm £250

Josiah Terence Woodgate Fine bone china pendant lights that have been tailor-made to accommodate the latest lowenergy, long-life compact fluorescent light bulbs. A forward thinking design, it is notable for its pared down aesthetic. It comes in small, medium and large and is suspended by a braided textile cable available in white, red or grey. When unlit the shades have a high-gloss super white presence and when lit they provide a soft warm glow. Pendant light small Dia 9 × H 6 cm £155 Pendant light medium Dia 13 × H 16 cm £116 Pendant light large Dia 14 × H 24 cm £140

Axial Bec Brittain A pendant light made from steel with a black powder coated external finish and a white interior. The light is the shape of a cube with an angled crosssection cut on the underside. Hung from a grey braided cable, it issues a soft diffused light and has a raw industrial elegance. Pendant W 27 × H 24 × D 27 cm £320

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Textiles

A passion for locally-made handcrafted products informs these collections. Our textiles are specially spun and dyed in England and then woven in Wales by a century-old mill. They bring harmony of process, pattern and colour to the home. A desire to experiment, the spirit of adventure and a fascination with production techniques have all contributed to the development of our textile collection.

Aravalli Donna Wilson

Aravalli quilt W 260 × L 300cm £285 Available in Harlequin and Red Diamond

Reminiscent of the traditional Indian cotton quilts made from scraps of colourful fabric, these designs from Donna Wilson are vibrant and beautifully textured. They are made from 100% cotton and are hand-block printed on both sides. The designs are also quilt stitched, giving the patterns real texture and depth. The quilts are padded out with cotton filling and are comparable to a light blanket in terms of warmth.

Aravalli throw W150 × L 200cm £175 Available in Vee and Blue Diamond Aravalli cushion W 45 × H 45cm £54 Available in Blue Diamond

Textiles

Field Day & Nos Da Donna Wilson & SCP This duo of textiles, designed by Donna Wilson and SCP, come in a range of blankets, throws and cushions. These textile collections use wool that is specially spun, dyed and woven in England. Wilson has created a vibrant multi-layered aesthetic by using a traditional double cloth weaving technique and each range comes in a variety of colourways. The double cloth weaving achieves a different pattern on each side of the fabric. With these textiles, SCP and Donna Wilson continue the rich threads of British textile history.

Field Day throw W 150 × L 170 cm £240 Field Day cushion W 45 × H 45 cm £75 Available in Spring, Dew Drop, Dusk and Black Forest (front and reverse)

Nos Da throw W 150 × L 180 cm £260 Nos Da cushion W 50 × H 50 cm £75 Available in Blush, Moss, Liquorice, Blue Moon and Mint (front and reverse)

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Mountain Spot, Braid & Purl Donna Wilson & SCP This range of rugs and kilims are hand-made in India by exceptional craftsmen and women who use flat-weaving and hand-looming techniques. Tactile and technically accomplished, this colourful collection expresses a character all its own. Mountain Spot Flat weave kilim made from 80% New Zealand wool / 20% cotton (2 ply). Available in Mustard Dust and Warm Autumn. Braid Flat weave kilim made from 80% New Zealand wool / 20% cotton (2 ply). Available in Papaya and Emerald Pine. Purl Hand loomed, knitted rug using 100% New Zealand wool. 10mm yarn, pile height of 20mm. Available in Coral and Duck Egg.

Mountain Spot small kilim W 120 × L 180 cm £475 Mountain Spot large kilim W 170 × L 240 cm £840

Braid small kilim W 120 × L 180 cm £540 Braid large kilim W 170 × L 240 cm £960

Purl small rug W 120 × L 180 cm £675 Purl large rug W 170 × L 240 cm £940

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Stockists

Around the World SCP products are available all around the world. Find a stockist near you.

Australia

Denmark

Germany

New Zealand

Spain

Hub 66-72 Reservoir Street Surrey Hills, NSW 2010 T +61 (2) 9217 0700 www.hubaustralia.com Hub 63 Exhibition St Melbourne Victoria, 3000 T +61 (3) 9650 1366 www.hubaustralia.com

Casa Shop Store Regnegade 2 Post Box 2233 DK 1110. Copenhagen K. T +45 3332 7041 www.casashop.dk

Luv Interior Hamburg Ludwigstr 11 Hamburg 20537 T +49 (0) 40 386 748 00 www.luv-hamburg.com

Bob & Friends@Homage 231 Ponsonby Road Auckland 1011 T +649 378 7350 www.bobandfriends.co.nz

Hong Kong

Netherlands

Arnotts 12 Henry Street Dublin 1 T +353 1 805 0400 www.arnotts.ie Makers and Brothers Court Abbey Abbey Rd Blackrock Co. Dublin T +353 1 663 8080 www.makersandbrothers.com

Lane Crawford Shop 126 Pacific Place 88 Queensway Admiralty T +852 2118 2888 Stores nationwide: See www.lanecrawford.com Archetypal 15 Moon Street Hong Kong Wan Chair T +852 2320 0580 www.archetypal.hk

France

Italy

Le Bon Marché 5 Rue de Babylone. Paris Cedex 07 75 322 T +33 (0) 144 398 000 www.lebonmarche.fr Pure Deco 111 avenue Camille Pujol 31500 Toulouse T +33 (0)5 62 57 19 49 www.pure-deco.com.eu Silvera Mobilier 56 Avenue Kleber Paris.75116 T + 33 (0) 1 5365 7878 www.silvera.fr The Conran Shop 117 Rue de bac Paris. 75007 T + 33 (0) 1 5365 7878 www.conran.fr

Eurema Interni Via Giuseppe Mazzini 21 Dolo VE T +39 041 413600 www.euremainterni.it

Frozen Fountain Prinsengracht 645 Amsterdam, 1016 HV T +31 20 622 93 75 www.frozenfountain.nl The Fine Store Piet Heinstraat 64 2518 CJ The Hague T +31 703656400 www.thefinestore.com Strand West Oudegracht 114 Utrecht 3511 AW T +31 230 4305 www.strandwest.nl Mobilia Woon Studio Utrechtsestraat 62 1017 VR Amsterdam T +31 20 622 9075 www.mobilia.nl

Domestico Shop C/Rossello 256 0837 08003 Barcelona T +34 933 193 936 Domestico Shop C/María Antonia de Jesús Tirado No.08 11401 Jerez de la Frontera (Cadíz) T +34 956 909 104 www.domesticoshop.com Narata Shop Indautxu Kalea 4 48009 Bilbao Bizkaia T +34 (0) 679 370 844

Belgium La Fabrika Rue Antoine Dansaertstraat 182 Brussels, 1000 T +32 2502 3325 www.lafabrika.be Canada Galerie CO 5235 blvd. Saint-Laurent Montreal Quebec, H2T 1S4 T 514 277-3131 www.galerie-co.com Hollace Cluny 160 Pears Ave #203 Toronto Ontario, M5R 1S9 T +1 416-968-7894 www.hollacecluny.ca China Lane Crawford Seasons Place Beijing 2 Jinchengfang Street Xicheng District Beijing T +86 10 6622 0808 Stores nationwide: See www.lanecrawford.com

Eire

Sweden Artilleriet Magasinsgatan 19 411 18 Göteborg T +46 31 711 76 21 ROOM Habitat Skrapan Götgatan 78 2nd floor Hötorget 1 118 30 Stockholm T +46 8 692 50 40

Romania

Living Motif -AXIS Inc. 5-17-1 Roppongi Minato-ku 106-0032 Tokyo T +81(0)3-3587-2784 www.livingmotif.com

Intro Design 43 Bis Roma Street Sector 1 Bucharest 011773 T +40 212309137 www.introdeisgn.ro

Korea

Singapore

J’Aime Blanc Seoul Yongsan-gu Hannan 21 Daeyu building 1st & 2nd Floor T+81 70-7803-3798 www.jaimeblanc.com

Foundry 3 Seah Street Unit 1/1 188379 T +65 63396381 www.foundry.com.sg

Atomic Furniture Showroom Unit 5 Calverton Business Park Hoyle Road Calverton Nottingham NG14 6QL T +44 115 9657920 www.atomicinteriors.co.uk Central 33–35 Little Clarendon Street Oxford OX1 2HU T + 44 (0)1865 311 141 www.central-furniture.co.uk Central Home 3 Reading Rd Henley-on-Thames RG9 1AB T 01491 578988 www.central-home.co.uk

Japan

Cimmermann 10 Regent Parade Harrogate North Yorkshire HG1 5AW T +44 (0)1423 524777 www.cimmermann.uk Design Museum 28 Shad Thames London SE1 2YD T +44 (0) 20 7403 6933 www.designmuseumshop.com Gallery Tubbs 439 Great Western Rd Glasgow G4 9JA T 0141 357 1002 www.galletlytubbs.com Heals 196 Tottenham Court Road London W1T 7LQ T + 44 (0)20 7636 1666 Stores nationwide: See www.heals.com Indish 16 Broadway Parade London N8 9DE T 020 8340 1188 www.indish.co.uk Ivor Innes Ltd 11–13 The Square Hessle East Yorks HU13 0AF T 01482 649271 www.innes.co.uk John Lewis 300 Oxford Street London W1C 1DX T +44 (0)20 7629 7711 John Lewis St James Centre Edinburgh EH1 3SP T 0131 556 9121 Stores Nationwide: See www.johnlewis.com Liberty 210–220 Regent Street London W1B 5AH T + 44 (0)20 7734 1234 www.liberty.co.uk

Moleta Munro 43–46 London Street Edinburgh EH3 6LX T +44 (0)131 557 4800 www.moletamunro.com Nest 9 Parkway Rise (off Parkway Drive) Sheffield S9 4WQ T +44 (0)114 243 3000 www.nest.co.uk Rume 54 Western Road Hove East Sussex BN3 1JD T +44 01273 777 810 www.rume.co.uk SCP Shop Shoreditch 135–139 Curtain Road London EC2A 3BX T +44 (0)20 7739 1869 www.scp.co.uk SCP Shop Westbourne Grove 87–3 Westbourne Grove London W2 4UL T +44 (0)20 7229 3612 www.scp.co.uk SCP Contracts 135-139 Curtain Road London EC2A 3BX T +44 (0)20 7749 7399 www.professional.scp.co.uk Tangram 33–37 Jefferey Street Edinburgh EH1 1DH T + 44 (0)131 556 6551 www.tangramfurnishers.co.uk The Home Salts Mill Victoria Rd Saltaire BD18 3LB T 01274 530770 www.thehomeonline.co.uk Tinsmiths Tinsmith Alley 8A High Street Ledbury Hereforshire HR8 1DS T +44 01531 632 083 www.tinsmiths.co.uk

USA A plus R Store 1121 Abbot Kinney Blvd Venice CA 90291 T +1 800 913 0071 www.aplusrstore.com Design Within Reach T +1 800 944 2233 Stores Nationwide: See www.dwr.com Dwell Store 192 Lexington Ave 16th Floor New York, NY 10016 T +1 800 805 7820 ww.store.dwell.com Gretel Home Online T +1 786 247 9003 www.gretelhome.com Horne Online Shop T +1 877 404 6763 www.shophorne.com Lawson-Fenning 6824 Melrose Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90038 T +1 323.934.0048 Store locator: See www.lawsonfenning.com Nannie Inez 701 South Lamar Blvd Austin, TX 78704 T +1 512 428 6639 www.nannieinez.com The Future Perfect 3085 Sacramento Street San Francisco, CA 94115 T +1 415 932 6508 The Future Perfect 55 Great Jones St. (between Bowery & Lafayette) New York., NY 10012 T +1 212 473 2500 www.thefutureperfect.com

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SCP Designers

SCP Designers At the root of every great product is the collaboration between designer and manufacturer. SCP commissions new designs every year, so our wonderfully diverse roster of designers gets ever longer Here is a snapshot of who they are.

Alex Hellum

Faudet-Harrison

Jasper Morrison

Mark McGinnis

Oscar Coakley

Rachel Whiteread

RCA-trained Alex Hellum launched his studio in 1996 with a coveted grant from the Design Council. Since then, Alex has created products for SCP, Heals and Ercol. Hellum’s design ethos is guided by observation, utility and honest use of materials. In 2009 SCP launched the Ulrik stool, followed by a bar stool version in 2010.

Jochem Faudet and Jon Harrison met while studying Design Products at the RCA in London. The two graduated in 2008 and began sharing a studio space in East London. In 2011, after several years of collaborations, they formed FaudetHarrison, working on product, furniture and interior design. The Kenneth sofa and armchair launched in 2011 and was soon followed by their popular Crosscut range.

Jasper Morrison is one of today’s most influential designers. He’s renowned for his aesthetically elegant and quietly humorous style across designs that span from a tray-table to a tram system. He studied design at Kingston Polytechnic and the RCA. The Side table and Slatted stool produced by SCP were the first designs of Jasper’s to ever be put in production. These were launched at Milan in 1986 and are now part of the SCP Classics Collection.

Brooklyn-based Mark McGinnis’ illustrations are inspired by his fascination with the corporate workplace, culture, politics and the stereotypes associated with them. Informed by his background in printmaking, Mark’s hand-drawn and painted images use simple lines and symbolic themes. The range for SCP was Mark’s first foray into product design.

New designer Oscar Coakley’s first piece for SCP was made as part of the 2015 SCP Editions Collection – a series of designs celebrating SCP’s 30 year anniversary. The Z shaped Kvara table is made from mild steel and features a raw unyielding aesthetic. It’s the first of an ongoing partnership with the London-based designer and craftsman of metalwork.

Turner Prize-winning artist Rachel Whiteread is best-known for her thought-provoking sculptures. Her first foray into furniture design came with SCP’s ‘Please Touch’ exhibition in 1999. The brief reached out to seven artists to step outside their usual working practice by designing a piece of furniture. Rachel’s contribution was Daybed, which is now part of the SCP Classics Collection.

Andrea Stemmer

Fort Standard

Konstantin Grcic

Matthew Hilton

PearsonLloyd

Rich Brilliant Willing

Andrea Stemmer is passionate about furniture, and has been since finishing her joinery apprenticeship in Germany in 1984. Once part of the renowned partnership Kay + Stemmer, Andrea’s designs – which she’s been creating for SCP since the Agnes shelf in 2007 – have all the hallmarks of her classical cabinet-making training.

Gregory Buntain and Ian Collings founded their Brooklyn-based design studio, Fort Standard, in 2011. They met while attending the Pratt Institute, where they were selected to study abroad at Bauhaus University in Weimar, Germany. Their work merges craft tradition with progressive design. Fort Standard’s first design for SCP was the Sprue candelabra launched in 2011.

Munich-born Konstantin Grcic’s work combines an industrial aesthetic with artistic elements. Konstantin moved to Britain in 1985 to enrol on the cabinet making course at Parnham College, Dorset and went on to study design at the RCA. SCP produced his first commercial design, the Bishop table, in 1991. Konstantin’s Tom Tom and Tam Tam side tables and Prado desk are part of the SCP Classics Collection.

Recognised as one of Britain’s most highly respected industrial designers, Matthew Hilton’s career spans over 30 years, starting with his own design studio in 1984. SCP was the first manufacturer to produce Matthew’s work, launching his Bow shelves at Milan Furniture Fair in 1986. SCP have continued to collaborate with Matthew ever since, producing seminal furniture such as the Balzac armchair, Compass table and Oscar collection.

Tom and Luke met while studying at the Royal College of Art in the early 1990s - the partnership was formed out of a shared desire to bridge the often disparate cultures of furniture and product design. PearsonLloyd, which was formed in 1997, is regarded as one of the most successful studios in Britain. The Peggy table system for SCP is adaptable and functional design - often specified for large scale architectural projects.

Theo Richardson, Charles Brill and Alexander Williams met whilst studying furniture design at The Rhode Island School of Design. Together, they founded Rich Brilliant Willing in 2007 – a contemporary lighting and furniture studio. In 2010 SCP launched Rich Brilliant Willing’s Timberly hall rack.

Bec Brittain

Hannah Waldron

Lee Kirkbride

Michael Anastassiades

Peter Marigold

Sarah Kay

New York based designer, Bec Brittain is driven by a love of luxury materials, intuitive forms and forward-thinking technology. After three years acting as Design Director at Lindsey Adelman, Bec set up her own studio in 2011, which quickly generated widespread acclaim and a roster of international clients. In 2012, SCP launched its first design by Bec the Axial pendant light.

The latest addition to SCP’s roster of designers is British artist and designer, Hannah Waldron. Hannah’s woven work celebrates textures, patterns and forms and is influenced by the landscape around her – usually through exploring complex lines in architecture. Since completing an MFA in Textiles at Konstfack, Sweden, her work has been featured in the V&A museum. Hannah’s first textile collection for SCP launched in 2016.

Lee Kirkbride graduated from Buckingamshire University in 2007 with a degree in Contemporary Furniture Design. He became part of the SCP product development team, and was the first in-house designer at SCP to launch their own product design, the Calvo table. He has gone on to become a Senior Designer at Paul Smith.

Michael Anastassiades launched his studio in 1994 after training as a civil engineer at London’s Imperial College – followed by a masters degree in industrial design at the RCA. Positioned between fine art and design, Michael’s work aims to provoke a dialogue, participation and interpretation. Michael designed his first piece of upholstery for SCP in 2015, the Rochester sofa and ottoman.

Peter Marigold first studied sculpture at Central St Martins before enrolling in Design Products at the Royal College of Art in 2014. Peter’s fine art training, combined with an early career in theatrical and event scenography, has led to a resourceful approach to furniture design. SCP launched the SUM shelves in 2009 followed by the Galvanized collection in 2016.

Sarah Kay has been specialising in wood since studying fine cabinet making and furniture design at Parnham College, Dorset. Before Kay began in solo practice in 2012, she was part of the renowned partnership, Kay + Stemmer. Sarah’s reputation rests on sensitive, carefully considered designs which have a timeless appeal.

Donna Wilson

James Irvine

Lucy Kurrein

Michael Marriott

Reiko Kaneko

Terence Woodgate

Scottish-born textile designer Donna Wilson is celebrated for her collection of quirky accessories, knitted textiles and colourful patterns. SCP’s relationship with Donna has blossomed from being the first retailer to stock her products to collaborating on furniture designs, Welsh woven textiles and her first collection of handmade quilts, rugs and kilims.

After leaving the Royal College of Art in 1984, Irvine based his design studio in Milan, Italy, going on to work with a roster of international clients including SCP. When James died in 2013, Studio Irvine found its natural continuity in Marialaura Rossiello Irvine (partner at James Irvine Srl since 2009) and Maddalena Casadei (Irvine’s right arm for nine years). A much loved friend and designer of SCP, he was a vanguard of changing European attitudes towards British designs.

With a background in industrial and furniture design, Lucy Kurrein started her career working for design studios Matthew Hilton and PearsonLloyd. Lucy specialises in designing sophisticated and elegant furniture with enduring appeal. SCP were the first manufacturer to collaborate with Lucy in 2013, creating the popular Lincoln, Teepee and Elma sofas, plus the Lily side tables.

Michael Marriott studied furniture design at the London College of Furniture and then at the Royal College of Art. Since graduating in 1993, his work has become synonymous with the renaissance of contemporary British design. As one of SCP’s first designers, his collaborations span across furniture and upholstery including the Missed Daybed, which is part of the SCP Classics Collection.

Central Saint Martins trained Reiko Kaneko creates ceramic and terracotta accessories that draw their influence from her childhood in Japan and the heritage of Stoke-on-Trent, where her studio is based. In the studio, she has the ability to experiment with glazes, colour bodies and decorations. Reiko has designed a range of terracotta tableware, vessels and ceramic lighting for SCP.

Terence Woodgate established his first design studio in London in 1988. Working from his London base, Terence began to build his reputation as a thoughtful designer of both style and practical innovation. SCP first worked with Terence in 1992 – this successful collaboration has led to many other designs for the SCP furniture collection including the popular Woodgate modular sofa system. Terence became a Royal Designer for Industry in 2003.