Established & Sons

Heritage

Established & Sons is a British design brand based in London, which it calls its birthplace and home. Rooted in British and European heritage, it has supported, developed and produced works by some of the leading practitioners of our time and has nurtured the careers of many young designers. The company says many pieces in its collection have been acquired by international museums, galleries, institutions and private collections.

Philosophy

The brand describes itself as the one that champions individual expression. It gives freedom to the artists and craftsmen it works with, relies on skilled craftsmen and cutting-edge manufacturing techniques, and presents designs that can shock, challenge and widen accepted parameters. Its stated vision is to be the world's leading platform for accessible higher-end avant-garde design, connecting cultures, empowering designers and inspiring meaningful interactions between people and spaces.

Iconic Works

The catalogue includes Zaha Hadid's Aqua Table (2005) and Nekton, Konstantin Grcic's Beam Table and Barbican, Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec's Grid and Island, Jasper Morrison's Crate Daybed, Sabine Marcelis's Aura Light and Sebastian Wrong's Lucio, alongside the in-house Estd Collection and a programme of Signature & Limited editions.

Today

Established & Sons continues to launch new furniture and lighting, with 2026 pieces by Nathan Martell, Raw Edges, Nao Tamura, Luiza Guidi, Sebastian Wrong and Carlo Nason. It sells through dealers and handles project enquiries from architects, interior designers and contract clients.