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SCAB is more than just a brand; it is a family story that spans sixty years of dedication and passion for the world of furniture. Now in its third generation, SCAB continues to embrace an entrepreneurial spirit that is both inclusive and open to challenges.
For professional interior designers and architects, SCAB represents a blend of tradition, innovation, and meticulous craftsmanship, offering timeless pieces that enhance any living space. You can now explore SCAB’s collections in pCon to discover the perfect elements to complete your design projects with elegance and functionality.
SCAB’s design philosophy focuses on conviviality and sharing. Whether in public or private spaces, or outdoor areas like terraces and gardens, SCAB products bring people together and create intimacy. Their designs embody the desire to improve lives and foster strong bonds through harmonious environments defined by pleasantness and hospitality.
SCAB was founded during a period of great transformation. Post-war Italy was evolving into a global design hub, and it was in this optimistic and reborn climate that a young Francesco Battaglia had a successful intuition: to launch a production of furniture and housewares aimed at the rising middle class. In 1957, SCAB and its first warehouse in Coccaglio, Brescia, came to life amidst an agricultural landscape that would soon see radical change.
Starting in the 1960s, SCAB’s production of chairs became its main focus. Chairs, a core element of industrial design, combine functional performance, technical detail, and aesthetic clarity. SCAB’s chairs quickly adapted to various uses, from residential to contract to outdoor settings. Recognizing the potential of plastic in furniture, SCAB updated its production processes to make plastic processing a central expertise. Specializing in thermoplastic materials molding, SCAB has gradually incorporated steel, wood, and fabric to meet customization demands from the contract sector.
Over the years, SCAB’s manufacturing capabilities have evolved, always upholding the principle of creating well-made, durable objects. In a constantly changing market, SCAB continuously updates its production facilities to incorporate technological advancements and expand its market share.
Despite the design world’s inclination toward elitism, SCAB remains committed to industrial seriality. During the economic boom, the efforts of small and medium-sized Italian businesses, including SCAB, made furniture a tool for societal growth and renewal. This tradition continues today, with SCAB producing accessible products that do not compromise on quality or the aesthetic and technological potential of each creation.
SCAB’s designs are sinuous without ostentation and colorful without excess, fitting seamlessly into both historical and contemporary minimalist spaces. Free from nostalgia and ostentation, SCAB’s furniture is noted for unexpected details, timeless freshness, and a feeling of hospitality. This is the highest recognition for SCAB—a design that satisfies, cheers up, and lasts.
We are excited to announce that SCAB’s configurable data is now available in the pCon community. This integration offers professional interior designers and architects a new set of product solutions to enrich their interior design projects. You can use SCAB’s data in all pCon modules – pCon.planner, pCon.basket, pCon.facts, and pCon.box.
Benefits for Architects and Interior Designers
By incorporating SCAB’s configurable data into pCon, you can elevate your design projects with high-quality, customizable solutions that reflect the company’s dedication to functionality and aesthetics. Explore SCAB’s offerings in the pCon community today and transform your design vision into reality with greater ease and precision.
Explore SCAB’s offerings in the pCon community today and transform your design vision into reality with greater ease and precision.
Here’s a brief overview of the initial collections you will find on SCAB’s catalog: