“The contemporary glass design company will be exhibiting beautiful new designs and existing favourites in the Design Arcade for the second consecutive year.”

The contemporary glass design company will be exhibiting beautiful new designs and existing favourites in the Design Arcade for the second consecutive year.

The Design Arcade originated with the purpose of enabling visitors to purchase smaller items to take home from the show with them. With this in mind, the Rupert Scott stand will be adorned with plenty of beautiful jewels for the home including shell bowls, dishes, square platters, free-standing panels, coasters and gorgeous wall hangings. Alongside these, there will be the option to order larger items, like splashbacks and tiles. If such items are ordered and paid for at the show, a generous 20% will be deducted from the total order.

Grand New Designs

All products on the stand will be available in a wide variety of Rupert Scott\'s trademark vibrant, luminescent coloured glass designs. Joining these established favourites will be a number of exciting new designs in the Stripe series and the more abstract Colonsay range. With options ranging from the subtle hues of the Earth range, to the zingy Spiral series, there will be something to suit every interior.

Win!

Each visitor to the stand will be invited to enter a competition to win a piece from Rupert Scott to the value of £250. By joining our mailing list to receive advance notice of sale events, you could be in with a chance of winning your very own piece of Rupert Scott glass art.

The Products

Each Rupert Scott product is entirely handmade using a unique kiln-fusing technique, which creates a bubbly, textured, tactile effect that creates drama and interest in different lights throughout the day. Steve Robinson, creative director of Rupert Scott, has built the company with the aim of creating cutting edge glass products that will grow to be classics of the future. Each product is entirely handmade and is a high quality innovative piece designed in direct opposition to the mass produced market with the intention of being a piece of art for the home.