An overview of the Ewelina chair by Matthew Hilton, part of the SCP 2022 Collection. It is a reclining armchair for a new generation that eschews the idea of formality.
Read MoreFor the SCP 2022 Collection launching at the Milan Salone, Matthew Hilton has taken on a very difficult typology, the reclining armchair. We find out more about the challenges the design posed in a spring studio visit.
Read MoreContinuing our content celebrating 30 years of the Balzac armchair, we talk to Charlotte & Peter Fiell about the design being included in the first edition of Taschen's influential 1000 Chairs, first published in 1997.
Read MoreTo celebrate thirty years of continuous production, we have released a special anniversary edition of the Balzac armchair. Made in fully sustainable and natural materials, it features a specially commissioned commemorative label.
Read MoreBeginning SCP's celebration of 30 years of the Balzac armchair, we talk about the design to Matthew Hilton and SCP founder Sheridan Coakley.
Read MoreWe look at three new pieces by Matthew Hilton that show a true depth of understanding of furniture design.
Read MorePresenting new SCP upholstery and furniture designs for 2019 in a collection that seeks to re-imagine traditional typologies.
Read MoreMinimal in style yet expressive in detail, De La Espada place focus on the simple, primary requirements of the modern home.
Read MoreThe centrepiece of the Milan 2016 exhibition is the new Sofa in Sight upholstery collection, which presents six sofas by six designers: Michael Anastassiades, Konstantin Grcic, Faudet-Harrison, Matthew Hilton, Lucy Kurrein and Terence Woodgate.
Read MoreSometime in mid-2008, while the fallout from the global financial crisis dominated the media, SCP company founder, Sheridan Coakley, decided it was time to phase out chemically treated fire-retardant foams from the core range of SCP upholstery.
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