BCS.Trade

BCS.Trade is our network of Trade Partners, each a gateway into their own local design community. For Brands, we're the connector into that community. For the community, we bring the new, exciting brands worth discovering.

Meet our Brands

Behind every brand is a story worth knowing. Crafted, ambitious, and ready for the community that will carry it forward.

GLOBAL

Longhi logo with stylized 'L' and 'F' in black and white.
Close-up of the word 'CARPANESE' in bold black letters.
Meroni & Colzani logo with the letters 'MC' above the company name
Signature of a person with cursive handwriting

UK & IRELAND

The text 'COPATLIFE' in bold black font on a white background.
The word 'ADL' in large black outline letters on a white background.
A black and white illustration of the Gebruder Thonet Vienna logo.
The word 'MIDJ' written in bold black letters on a white background.
DePadova logo in black text
OLIVIERI written on white background with red O.

EUROPE

Logo of 1909 Kitchens detailing the number 1909
Logo spelling Life Kitchens for Living
Text reading 'C' A P I E T R A' in large, black letters.

CIS

Bold black text stating 'DOIMOCUCINE' on a white background.
Close-up of black text reading 'BENSEN' on a black background.
The word 'ALBEDO' displayed in large black letters on a white background.

Meet our Trade Partners

Behind every collaboration is a trade partner who truly cares. Local, invested, and always ready to connect the dots.

  • Fausto Reggimenti

    Managing Partner, Trade - UK & Europe

  • Paul Braithwaite

    Trade Partner - UK, North

  • Francesco Settimio

    Trade Partner - UK, East Anglia

  • Jannet Butzinger

    Trade Partner - EU, Germany

  • Chase Ward

    Trade Partner - US, Florida

  • Helen Taylor

    Trade Partner - US, California

  • John Merselis

    Trade Partner - US, New York

  • Leslie Thornton

    Trade Partner - US, Texas

Partner Project: Grove Farm

Bright kitchen with arched windows, open door leading outside, white walls, wooden cabinets, marble countertop, and bar stools around a marble island, sunlight streaming in.

At Grove Farm, her 18th-century Georgian farmhouse renovation in the Cotswolds, designer Laura Butler-Madden turned to the GTV No. 811 stools to complete the kitchen. Finished in crème, the stools sit at the counter, bringing a quiet, contemporary lightness to a space built around period features and natural materials — in keeping with the calm, timeless character she brought to the whole home.

Designer
Laura Butler-Madden

Year
2025