SCP
Among the design cognoscenti, the letters SCP stand for quintessential British modernity and unimpeachable quality. For more than three decades the blue chip design brand has bought personality and consistency to the industry, presenting groundbreaking collections of authentic, cutting-edge contemporary design.
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From the beginning, SCP’s founder Sheridan Coakley possessed bellwether instincts for emerging talent and changing consumer behavior. SCP’s first iteration, in 1985, was within a converted mattress factory in then-ungentrified area of Shoreditch, London. Both a manufacturer and retail space in London’s traditional furniture center of Curtain Road, SCP launched with a collection by Philippe Starck, who, at that time, was an unknown name in Britain. During its second year, SCP began producing designs for Brits Jasper Morrison and Matthew Hilton, launching the former’s seminal Bow Shelves at the 1986 Milan Furniture Fair.
The company’s first breakout success story could be considered Hilton’s Balzac Chair. Released in 1993 and snapped up by International design tastemaker Terence Conran for The Conran Shop, the piece solidified SCP’s reputation as an industry trendsetter, going on to sell over 5,000 pieces, making it the most manufactured piece in the company's history.
Today, SCP sells and manufactures a remarkable range of contemporary design – spanning SCP furniture, textiles, ceramics and SCP lighting. Within the company’s ever-evolving stable is the work of more than 200 contemporary designers including Rich Brilliant Willing, Konstantin Grcic, Peter Marigold, PearsonLoyd, Reiko Kaneko and Lucy Kurrein. Part of SCP’s success is its instincts for identifying emerging design talent, with a reputation as one of the industry’s most reliable incubators.
In time, many of SCP designs – which have maintained their groundbreaking style and manufacturing technique – have come to be considered modern day classics. In this spirit, the company launched the Classic Collection in 2015, celebrating the 30th anniversary of the brand’s introduction. The collection included 14 redesigns of original pieces by names such as
Matthew Hilton, James Irvine, Michael Marriot and Terrance Woodgate. An accompanying exhibition at the London Design Museum and monograph both accompanied the launch, each further testaments to the company’s longevity and present-day relevance.
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From the beginning, SCP’s founder Sheridan Coakley possessed bellwether instincts for emerging talent and changing consumer behavior. SCP’s first iteration, in 1985, was within a converted mattress factory in then-ungentrified area of Shoreditch, London. Both a manufacturer and retail space in London’s traditional furniture center of Curtain Road, SCP launched with a collection by Philippe Starck, who, at that time, was an unknown name in Britain. During its second year, SCP began producing designs for Brits Jasper Morrison and Matthew Hilton, launching the former’s seminal Bow Shelves at the 1986 Milan Furniture Fair.
The company’s first breakout success story could be considered Hilton’s Balzac Chair. Released in 1993 and snapped up by International design tastemaker Terence Conran for The Conran Shop, the piece solidified SCP’s reputation as an industry trendsetter, going on to sell over 5,000 pieces, making it the most manufactured piece in the company's history.
Today, SCP sells and manufactures a remarkable range of contemporary design – spanning SCP furniture, textiles, ceramics and SCP lighting. Within the company’s ever-evolving stable is the work of more than 200 contemporary designers including Rich Brilliant Willing, Konstantin Grcic, Peter Marigold, PearsonLoyd, Reiko Kaneko and Lucy Kurrein. Part of SCP’s success is its instincts for identifying emerging design talent, with a reputation as one of the industry’s most reliable incubators.
In time, many of SCP designs – which have maintained their groundbreaking style and manufacturing technique – have come to be considered modern day classics. In this spirit, the company launched the Classic Collection in 2015, celebrating the 30th anniversary of the brand’s introduction. The collection included 14 redesigns of original pieces by names such as
Matthew Hilton, James Irvine, Michael Marriot and Terrance Woodgate. An accompanying exhibition at the London Design Museum and monograph both accompanied the launch, each further testaments to the company’s longevity and present-day relevance.
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Shown in European Oak
Agnes Hall Stand
Sarah Kay
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Cooper Side Table
Matthew Hilton
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Lift Stool
Philippe Malouin
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Continuous Chair
Faudet-Harrison
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Dover Three Seat Sofa
SCP
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Telford Chair
Matthew Hilton
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Jethro Side Table
Sarah Kay
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Puffer Armchair
Philippe Malouin
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Group Chaise
Philippe Malouin
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IN STOCK
Galvanized Sideboard
Peter Marigold
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IN STOCK
Galvanized Side Table
Peter Marigold
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IN STOCK
3-Seat Group Sofa – Kvadrat Phlox 443
Philippe Malouin
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IN STOCK
4-Seat Group Sofa – Kvadrat Ria 981
Philippe Malouin
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IN STOCK
Group Cocktail Chair – Kvadrat Ria 981/ Swivel Base
Philippe Malouin
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Agnes Coffee Table
Kay+Stemmer
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Agnes Long
Kay+Stemmer
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Agnes Medium
Kay+Stemmer
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Agnes High
Kay+Stemmer
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Agnes Side Table
Kay+Stemmer
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Agnes Wall Mounted Shelf
Kay+Stemmer
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Calvo Side Table
Lee Kirkbride
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Continuous Armchair
Faudet-Harrison
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Continuous Chaise
Faudet-Harrison
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Continuous Sofa Collection
Faudet-Harrison
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Continuous Sofa System
Faudet-Harrison
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Galvanized Coffee Table
Peter Marigold
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Group Bed
Philippe Malouin
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Formal Group Sofa Collection
Philippe Malouin
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Group Sofa Collection
Philippe Malouin
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Group Armchair
Philippe Malouin
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Group Cocktail Chair
Philippe Malouin
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Home Daybed
Piet Hein Eek
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3-Seat
Home Sofa Collection
Piet Hein Eek
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JM Side Table – One Tier
Jasper Morrison
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JM Side Table – Two Tier
Jasper Morrison
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Kvara Side Table
Oscar Coakley
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Lansdowne Sofa Collection
Terence Woodgate
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Orlando Armchair
Reiko Kaneko
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Oscar Bed
Matthew Hilton
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Oscar Armchair
Matthew Hilton
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Oscar Daybed
Matthew Hilton
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Oscar Chaise Lounge
Matthew Hilton
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Oscar Formal Sofa Collection
Matthew Hilton
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Oscar Standard Sofa Collection
Matthew Hilton
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Oscar Standard Sofa System
Matthew Hilton
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Oscar Ottoman
Matthew Hilton
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RW Daybed
Rachel Whiteread
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Sax Rectangular Coffee Table
Terence Woodgate
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Sax Square Coffee Table
Terence Woodgate
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Tepee Armchair
Lucy Kurrein
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Tepee Sofa Collection
Lucy Kurrein