February 4, 2010 at Rich Mix, London: It was an honour to act as host for the evening at the 6th Hidden Art Award Ceremony and to see so many established and emerging designers being recognized for their contributions to London’s vibrant creative scene. Here are just a few:
Most Influential or Inspiring British Company or Designer – SCP
The public voted for SCP due to their longstanding contribution as a manufacturer, retailer and supplier of contemporary design. Since starting the company in 1986 on Curtain Road in Shoreditch, Sheridan Coakley, MD and founder of SCP has provided a platform for young designers to grow and go on to become internationally renowned talents in their own right.
Hidden Art Best Press Profile -Susan Bradley Design
Susan made a massive impact through the press in 2009, with a variety of products including her London Landmark Bookends for Hidden Art Select. Her work appeared in ELLE Décor, World of Interiors, On Office, Living Etc and the Financial Times among many others.
Best Furniture, Lighting or Interior Product – Dare Studio -Katakana Writing/Laptop Desk
The panel selected Dare Studio’s Katakana Writing and Laptop Desk, stating that it is “refreshing to see beautifully detailed, high quality furniture still on the contemporary design scene”.
Sponsored by 100% Design – Free 6m Stand at 100% Design London 2010
Hidden Art Product Development Award – JSCD
John Sprange of JSCD developed his Mind Dice product to advanced prototype stage using skills and support from the Hidden Polymers programme.
Sponsored by Metropolitan Works – £500 voucher for Metropolitan Works services
Most Sustainable Product / Environmentally Conscious Company – [re]design
Jason Allcorn and Sarah Johnson’s [re]design continually support and promote design for sustainability through imaginative, resourceful and effective engagement with all stake holder groups in the design sector.
Sponsored by Handmade In Britain – Free Stand 2×1 sqm value worth £500 at Handmade in Britain either Bath or Chelsea 2010
Most Popular Product on Hidden Art E-Shop – Susan Bradley, Battersea Power Station Bookend
Produced as part of the London Landmarks series for Hidden Art Select, Susan’s Battersea Power Station Bookend produced amazing sales results through www.hiddenartshop.com, creating truly unique British design which ended up as a must have item.