Two new limited edition wall lights in collaboration with the London-based Japanese artist Kuniko Maeda join the collection for Spring.View
Soane is proud to have initiated its own thriving apprenticeship scheme to foster skills passed down over generations.View
Transparent making processes are central to Soane’s ethos, demanding first-hand knowledge of every workshop with which we collaborate. One of the most exciting elements of developing new designs, be they fabrics, wallpapers, furniture or lighting, is the opportunity to discover new makers, materials and skills.View
Chair making is a highly specialised craft; to make chairs of superb quality and comfort takes exceptional joinery skills. Soane now owns one of very few workshops in Britain still making chairs entirely by hand and continuing the traditions of eighteenth century master chair makers.View
Every piece Soane creates, whether furniture, lighting or fabrics, holds a story, from its historic design influences to meticulous manufacturing by our skilled British craftsmen.View
It has been particularly thrilling to work with the last patterned lace weavers in Scotland to breathe new life into three of Soane’s most enduring designs. Founder Lulu Lytle has always loved lace for its delicacy and romance, as well as the way it gently diffuses light and creates shadows.
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Designs available on a 6 week lead time.View
Soane has showrooms in New York and London.View
The quality of the craftsmanship and consequent flexibility in production are what sets Soane apart.View
Soane initiated The Karun Thakar Fund in collaboration with The V&A Museum to offer scholarships to students and researchers.View
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Craftsmanship
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. Every design is made in Britain calling upon the skills of numerous workshops, with makers that include blacksmiths, silversmiths, chair makers, saddlers and rattan weavers, who have been perfecting their arts over generations.
Craftsmanship
