Pioneering mid-century designers John and Sylvia Reid had a significant influence on the development of post-war British furniture through their ten-year collaboration with Stag Cabinet Company. Originally designed in 1960, the compact S-Range comprised eight pieces of dining room furniture, ergonomically designed with a distinctly modernist aesthetic.
The rectilinear collection featured three dining tables, a dining chair and a range of low-slung sideboards in a distinctive teak and birch veneer finish. The range held a focus on adaptability, allowing for different pieces to work in combination and to suit a variety of domestic spaces, large or small.
The new collection is meticulously reproduced from the original Stag S-Range designs to retain authenticity, from the 270-degree opening hinge detailing to the characteristic brushed satin nickel legs. The reissue has been overseen by John and Sylvia's son, Dominic Reid and manufactured by Nicholas Radford, the son of the original manufacturer. Each piece is supplied with a certification badge to mark its design credentials.
Discover the iconic S Range here.
The Bonbon pendant
Ana Kraš has translated her detailed line drawings into the geometric and highly textural Bonbon lamp collection. Kraš developed a pioneering weave technique in which wool-nylon yarn is wrapped by hand around a geometric steel frame. The threads echo the lines of her drawings, filling in the facets of the lanterns' structural form. This process enables variation in texture and tone, making every Bonbon a unique piece.
Available in subtle, earthy hues, both shades can function as a pendant, floor or table light depending on the cord set selected.
The Bonbon lamp delicately entwining art and design, view it here.
LO Studio Candles
LO Studio has created a candle collection that uses scent to evoke a sense of nostalgia, layering memories and recollections. Each traditionally hand-poured candle is accompanied by a story which comes to life as it burns.
The sustainable candles are produced in small batches in the UK, using organic essential oils that are distilled to a greater concentration to deliver a highly fragrant candle. Each is made with 100% natural non-GM vegetable wax and is cruelty-free. Available in four aromatic and evocative scents.
Take a reflective moment with Lo Studio.
  
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Bat for life. The new GramFratesi Bat collection features removable upholstery, allowing for ease of dry cleaning or replacing, prolonging the life of the shell chair.
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Meet the Truthbrush, the sustainable, ergonomically designed toothbrush. Made with biodegradable bamboo and naturally anti-bacterial bristles.
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To celebrate their 70th anniversary, String has released a limited edition String Pocket in glass. Mats Theselius' celebratory edition will only be available in 2019.
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Create more space in the kitchen with Lincoln Rivers' utensils rail shelf. Store jars and condiments on the lipped shelf and hang pans below, keeping these kitchen essentials close at hand.
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Shane Schneck's compact Bowler table has a distinct aesthetic and is ideally suited to smaller spaces. Available in a range of contemporary colours to suit any environment.
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Maison Bengal is a social enterprise working with communities in Bangladesh to provide a stable income. They produce woven goods, including this macramé cane-handle bag.
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A date for your diary: Edit '19
twentytwentyone will present a defining mix of contemporary and classic designs newly launched in 2019 for the London Design Festival. Edit '19 combines re-issued historical designs with present-day launches, in an intriguingly eclectic yet harmonious exhibition, exploring the varied use of material, process and form.
Work by eminent twentieth-century designers Herbert Hirche and Paul McCobb will be relaunched alongside respected contemporary counterparts including Michael Anastassiades, Barber & Osgerby, Ilse Crawford, Cecilie Manz, Jasper Morrison and Shane Schneck. The work of graphic artist Philippe Weisbecker will be displayed for the first time in the UK.
Edit '19 will be on display at our River Street showroom from Wed 18th - Sun 22nd September.
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