As the daughter of a cabinet maker, Sophie Coryndon grew up surrounded by exotic materials and exceptional craftsmanship. Her work is characterised by an array of decorative techniques, materials and fascinations that she combines to create intricate wall reliefs, objects and drawings.

A rich tapestry of inspiration; illuminated manuscripts, medieval altarpieces, historical ornament, cabinets of curiosity, myths and magic realism make up the groundwork of her work. ‘Stitched’ slowly into each piece is an exploration of beauty and wonder, a quest for awe and a calling to reenchant, shining a light on or ‘illuminating in gold’ what we have and what we stand to lose.

Sophie’s work has been shown at the leading international art and design fairs including Tefaf, PAD and Design Miami/Basel. She has worked with many high profile architects and interior designers including Peter Marino for Dior and Chanel. Her 2022 travelling altar piece, Hortus Conclusus was purchased by the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of art for their permanent collection. Sophie shows work with Adrian Sassoon in London and her studio is open by appointment.