‘Design is the embodiment of a culture, of a mindset, of values.
SCP launched the new host galvanised version of the Palissade collection by Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec for Hay, and discussed the collection with Rolf Hay.
On the occasion of London Craft Week (8–12 May), SCP are pleased to present a collection of products that contextualise its unique approach to designing and making.
On the eve of the Milan Salone del Mobile, where SCP are presenting the new Home sofa and daybed by Piet Hein Eek, our edtior talked to the designer about his working days, his views on design and life, and asked him what one piece of advice he would give the world.
At their sunny Southern California outpost, our friends The Future Perfect are presenting an exhibition of lighting by David Weeks Studio.
Ahead of its centenary next year, Bauhaus – 100 Years On is a symposium set to explore the legacy of the iconic school across art, design and architecture.
Join us in our celebration of female designers, and discover the collection of furniture, lighting and accessories, from inspiring designers you need to know about.
London-based estate agents, The Modern House, recently visited Sheridan Coakley’s Hampshire home.
With her bold use of line, colour and form, it is near impossible not to be charmed by the visual language of Nathalie du Pasquier.
This week marks Dutch Design Week, an annual event which takes place in Eindhoven every October.
For over one hundred years Finland was part of the Russian Empire.
Meet Me in the GAP is a short film about SCP's collaboration with ceramicist Reiko Kaneko.
In celebration of SCP’s collaboration with Penguin, we take a look at some of their classic paperback designs.
At the London Design Festival 2017, from 16-24 September, we are dedicating all three floors of their Curtain Road headquarters to a celebration of the relationship between people and objects, with a programme of product launches, exhibitions and experiences to enjoy.
Your old man is one of a kind with a wish list to match, so make him smile next Sunday with your pick from our dad-dedicated gift guide.
You’ve saved the date, you’ve dry cleaned your finest attire and now you’re feeling ready to raise a glass to the soon-to-be newlyweds.
Sleek, simple and irresistible, Japan’s aesthetic sensibility has made a formidable impact on the design industry.
Whether you know your gerbera from your geraniums, or can’t see a rose for the thorns, the RHS Chelsea Flower Show is a stalwart of any horticultural calendar for both green-fingers and black thumbs alike.
When it comes to being ambassadors of British manufacturing, we're proud to support homegrown talent and to be a platform for crafters to showcase their designs.
As London heats up, there’s nothing quite like a stroll through a part of the city you haven’t ventured into to reignite your love for the capital.
Easter is just around the corner, and with it, our annual opportunity to devour our bodyweight in chocolate.
With the mother of all Sundays approaching, get set to say thank-you-mum with the perfect present. Discover SCP's dedicated Mother's Day gift guides now.
The secret life of the Balzac armchair, one of SCP's most iconic designs, designed by Matthew Hilton in 1991.
How to look good in the teeth-clattering cold is an age-old question.
If the prospect of strategically jostling through mud, music and mayhem in a makeshift waterproof sounds more like your version of festival hell than heaven, then let us introduce you to London Craft Week: a celebration of artisans, master makers and creatives around the capital.
Amidst the Valentine’s Day hullaballoo, there are a billion other people gearing up to celebrate Chinese New Year - including us.
'A British design pioneer transforms a 1970s bachelor pad an hour outside London into a stylish furniture laboratory.
Sheridan Coakley’s take on design classics for Elle Decoration’s ‘industry insiders’ feature.
SCP West is a short walk from Notting Hill Gate tube station on a corner plot of Westbourne Grove.
We follow SCP founder Sheridan Coakley and designer Reiko Kaneko on a trip to the Ishinomaki Laboratory
