A collection between fashion and design, made up of hand-tufted flowers, carpets and wall-hangings based on Ken Scott’s archive designs. A tribute to the famous painter and eclectic designer who marked fashion and design trends in the 60s and 70s. The carpets show the world of Ken Scott, made of colour, irony, spectacular flowers, animals and childish abstract shapes.
George Kenneth Scott (Indiana, USA 1918-1991), aka Ken Scott, was a Painter, Gardener, Furnisher, Chef, Performer and Designer. He has left his mark on fashion and design since the 60s.
The Ken Scott Foundation has meticulously preserved and organized the artist's immense and magnificent archive. A priceless corpus, a source of beauty, a celebration of color, and a spellbinding discovery: every single element contains an explosive energy and arouses a feeling of admiration for the genius and inexhaustible creativity of 'the flower man.
Every piece not only encompasses the history of Ken Scott as an innovator in the fashion world, but also the transformational potential of fabrics in the world of interiors: this partnership is a celebration of the intrinsic connection between fashion and design and highlights the lasting impact on the world of textiles.
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