Join SCP to celebrate idiosyncratic and spirited design for our annual London Design Festival show. This year we are showcasing new products from SCP, Toogood and Raawii, along with two design residencies from Sons of Beasley and Daniel Eatock.
14–22 September 2024
“A single feat of daring can alter the whole conception of what is possible.”
Graham Greene, The Heart of the Matter
A collection featuring new sustainable upholstery designs from Matthew Hilton, Wilkinson & Rivera, George Sowden, Samuel Wilkinson and Terence Woodgate. Alongside a new dining table by Sarah Kay and two side-tables by Wilkinson & Rivera.
The Gummy Chair is a fully upholstered piece with generous, anthropomorphic proportions. Made using traditional upholstery techniques and all natural materials. Gummy is offered in a range of fabrics including Pierre Frey’s chunky wool bouclé “Opio” in nine colours, which include Naturel, a light cream, and Prussiana, a deep blue green. Gummy is comfortable, characterful, and all natural. Made in the UK.
The Arba lounge chair is a simple yet refined composition of two moulded plywood elements, a cross-like structure of bent metal profiles and a die cast aluminium base. An exercise in formal purity, this is a precisely made industrial product that is transported in a flat box and can be mounted in a few easy steps.
A new collection that embodies a refined contemporary aesthetic and structural efficiency, featuring two wall lamps, a desk lamp, and a linear or triple drop suspension lamp. The shade shape is the result of an experiment in form-finding evolved from the characteristics of the recycled PET parchment.
Sons of Beasley is a collaboration between furniture designers Carl Clerkin and Alex Hellum. The venture is a fresh approach to sustainable design and focuses on repurposing offcuts, breathing new life into discarded materials to create aesthetically pleasing, logically made chairs.
Artist Daniel Eatock, in collaboration with leading art material supplier Winsor & Newton, presents an exploration of the nuance and complexity of colour. Process focused practitioner Eatock is taking empty paint tubes and refilling them with combinations of different colours.
