Colemore Armchair
SCP
Designed by Matthew Hilton.
An open armed upholstered chair with a striking silhouette; Colemore has great style and line.
Matthew Hilton's freehand approach and depth of understanding of the materials in play allow him to create sculptural pieces that have real strength of character. Colemore Sofa also available.
Made using sustainable materials at SCP’s specialist upholstery factory in Norfolk, England, view all material swatches here. Contact us to order samples or book a complimentary appointment to discuss finishes with our team. For online orders, add a note of your colour choice at checkout.
Details
Materials
Frame in hardwood ply and beech, with ash legs and arms.
Seat is pocket sprung and the back is elasticated web.
Upholstered in rubberised coconut hair, wool felt, needled wool and recycled foam.
Dimensions
W 82 × D 95 × H 88 cm
Seat height 45 cm
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Matthew Hilton
Born in 1957, Matthew Hilton studied at Portsmouth College of Art and then at Kingston Polytechnic. After graduating he worked for Capa as an industrial designer and model maker. He then set up his own design studio/workshop in 1984.
Matthew Hilton doesn't believe in design movements, and he really doesn't like the concept of design as a fashion. Rather, he thinks the design process is part of the evolution of any object through history. Designing with the end user in mind, and whether that means a household of ten or one, he takes pleasure in finding the fluid, easily adaptable solution to fit today's domestic spaces.