Olowu is known for his vivid and sophisticated mix of patterns and textures that draw inspiration from his well-travelled life. View our new collection of fabrics here.
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Craftsmanship
Soane Britain designs and makes outstanding furniture, upholstery, lighting, fabrics, wallpapers and interior necessities. Some collections are inspired by historical designs, from classical antiquities to Art Deco furniture, while others are entirely new creations. Every Soane design is made in Britain in small workshops that excel in traditional crafts, such as iron forging, chair making, precision engineering and saddlery. Soane’s design and production teams work closely with the craftsmen to ensure exceptionally well-made, classic and enduring products.
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UpholsterersRattan WeaversMetal Workers & EngineersFoundrymenCabinet MakersBlacksmithsChairmakersSaddlersPrinters
Upholsterers Soane’s traditionally upholstered chairs, sofas and stools are made by numerous specialists employing diverse materials to meet the demands of each design. Frames are delivered from the chair makers ready to be hand-sprung, hand-stitched and webbed, using feather and down cushions.
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Hand Made in Britain
With an uncompromising commitment to British manufacturing and as a result of over 20 years of collaboration with some of Britain’s finest makers, Soane has become a showcase for the best of the country’s established and new craft industries.
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