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Your chance to WIN a festive shopping pit-stop with cake and Champagne for two at The Chelsea Townhouse, and make winter treats at home feel just as special with a David Mellor 3 cup stainless steel handle cafetière and exquisite Chelsea cake server. To enter, simply tag someone you’d love to clink Champagne glasses with this Christmas or New Year, and follow @davidmelloruk, @thechelseatownhouse and @pavilionroad. The competition will end at 11.59pm on 30 November 2025. T&Cs: The prize is one David Mellor 3 cup stainless steel handle cafetière (RRP £85), a Chelsea Cake Server (RRP £35) and a slice of cake and glass of Champagne for two from The Chelsea Townhouse’s ‘Sip & Sweet’ menu (RRP £22pp). The winner must collect their prize from David Mellor and claim their prize at The Chelsea Townhouse by 31 January 2026. Bookings at The Chelsea Townhouse are subject to availability. The prize cannot be exchanged for another product or for money. All entrants must be aged 18 years or over. This competition is in no way sponsored, endorsed, or administered by, or associated with Instagram.
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Your chance to WIN a festive shopping pit-stop with cake and Champagne for two at The Chelsea Townhouse, and make winter treats at home feel just as special with a David Mellor 3 cup stainless steel handle cafetière and exquisite Chelsea cake server. To enter, simply tag someone you’d love to clink Champagne glasses with this Christmas or New Year, and follow @davidmelloruk, @thechelseatownhouse and @pavilionroad. The competition will end at 11.59pm on 30 November 2025. T&Cs: The prize is one David Mellor 3 cup stainless steel handle cafetière (RRP £85), a Chelsea Cake Server (RRP £35) and a slice of cake and glass of Champagne for two from The Chelsea Townhouse’s ‘Sip & Sweet’ menu (RRP £22pp). The winner must collect their prize from David Mellor and claim their prize at The Chelsea Townhouse by 31 January 2026. Bookings at The Chelsea Townhouse are subject to availability. The prize cannot be exchanged for another product or for money. All entrants must be aged 18 years or over. This competition is in no way sponsored, endorsed, or administered by, or associated with Instagram.
To the beautiful humans, pets and children that played, danced and gave the kindest words full of encouragement and pure enthusiasm - thank you 🥹 It’s been utterly magical to work with our friends @davidmelloruk on a rocket made of pots and pans and childlike wonder and creativity. You are just incredible. @inchelsealondon ‘out of this world’ you are just that. 🚀✨💫 @sloanestreetsw1 @kingsroad.london
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To the beautiful humans, pets and children that played, danced and gave the kindest words full of encouragement and pure enthusiasm - thank you 🥹 It’s been utterly magical to work with our friends @davidmelloruk on a rocket made of pots and pans and childlike wonder and creativity. You are just incredible. @inchelsealondon ‘out of this world’ you are just that. 🚀✨💫 @sloanestreetsw1 @kingsroad.london
Beyond stunning at our Peak District HQ today The roads are clear, but if you’d prefer it, you can shop our Winter Sale online from the comfort of home. Sale ends this Sunday
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Beyond stunning at our Peak District HQ today The roads are clear, but if you’d prefer it, you can shop our Winter Sale online from the comfort of home. Sale ends this Sunday
Catch a quick appearance by our Creative Director Corin Mellor on BBC1 this evening. Discussing the history of the humble stainless-steel spoon on ‘Inside the Factory’. (Corin’s favourite place!)
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Catch a quick appearance by our Creative Director Corin Mellor on BBC1 this evening. Discussing the history of the humble stainless-steel spoon on ‘Inside the Factory’. (Corin’s favourite place!)
There’s been renewed focus on the UK’s traffic lights recently. Designed by David Mellor, the first of his traffic lights was installed 60 years ago this year Following the Worboys Report in the early 1960s, the UK government concluded that Britain’s road signage needed a complete overhaul. Mellor was commissioned to create the new traffic lights, alongside Margaret Calvert and Jock Kinneir, who designed the new road signs David Mellor’s traffic lights are a true British design classic. Prototypes were tested in Chelsea in 1966 before being rolled out across the country. There are now more than 33,000 sets nationwide, helping to save countless lives How many people realise the connection between tableware and these enduring pillars of Britain’s street scene? 🚦
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There’s been renewed focus on the UK’s traffic lights recently. Designed by David Mellor, the first of his traffic lights was installed 60 years ago this year Following the Worboys Report in the early 1960s, the UK government concluded that Britain’s road signage needed a complete overhaul. Mellor was commissioned to create the new traffic lights, alongside Margaret Calvert and Jock Kinneir, who designed the new road signs David Mellor’s traffic lights are a true British design classic. Prototypes were tested in Chelsea in 1966 before being rolled out across the country. There are now more than 33,000 sets nationwide, helping to save countless lives How many people realise the connection between tableware and these enduring pillars of Britain’s street scene? 🚦
Did you know David Mellor’s designs have helped shape Britain’s streets for decades? His traffic lights may be the most famous, but the breadth of his work for the public realm was remarkable. From bollards to benches, post boxes to street lighting and beyond Designed in 1959 and made by Abacus, Mellor’s bus shelter set a new standard for street furniture. Durable, modular and adaptable, it could be configured for different sites and was produced in huge numbers. Examples can still be found across the country today The shelter in our outdoor Street Scene exhibition recently suffered a little vandalism, courtesy of Mother Nature. But thanks to its ingenious modular design, it can be repaired, restored and saved. A fitting reminder that good design lasts
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Did you know David Mellor’s designs have helped shape Britain’s streets for decades? His traffic lights may be the most famous, but the breadth of his work for the public realm was remarkable. From bollards to benches, post boxes to street lighting and beyond Designed in 1959 and made by Abacus, Mellor’s bus shelter set a new standard for street furniture. Durable, modular and adaptable, it could be configured for different sites and was produced in huge numbers. Examples can still be found across the country today The shelter in our outdoor Street Scene exhibition recently suffered a little vandalism, courtesy of Mother Nature. But thanks to its ingenious modular design, it can be repaired, restored and saved. A fitting reminder that good design lasts
Santa baby! This tremendous 1966 Corvette C2 Stingray takes its place as this year’s alternative Santa’s sleigh at David Mellor It’d be a scandal for us to not have an alternative sleigh in our Hathersage Design Museum Who’s up for helping Santa on his delivery round in this beauty?
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Santa baby! This tremendous 1966 Corvette C2 Stingray takes its place as this year’s alternative Santa’s sleigh at David Mellor It’d be a scandal for us to not have an alternative sleigh in our Hathersage Design Museum Who’s up for helping Santa on his delivery round in this beauty?
The First Factory David Mellor’s first dedicated cutlery factory was Broom Hall in Sheffield — a part-Georgian, part-Tudor mansion that he personally restored in the early 1970s David believed there should be no separation between life and work: each should inform the other. At Broom Hall, he created a space where he could begin manufacturing his own designs, live on site, develop new products and oversee every part of the process
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The First Factory David Mellor’s first dedicated cutlery factory was Broom Hall in Sheffield — a part-Georgian, part-Tudor mansion that he personally restored in the early 1970s David believed there should be no separation between life and work: each should inform the other. At Broom Hall, he created a space where he could begin manufacturing his own designs, live on site, develop new products and oversee every part of the process
Behind every great design is a deeply considered, human process. An understanding of need, technical problem-solving, and an uncompromising commitment to function. Visual appeal matters, but true longevity comes from the expertise beneath the surface — the knowledge and precision that make a product work beautifully for years
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Behind every great design is a deeply considered, human process. An understanding of need, technical problem-solving, and an uncompromising commitment to function. Visual appeal matters, but true longevity comes from the expertise beneath the surface — the knowledge and precision that make a product work beautifully for years
Introducing a wonderfully nostalgic enamel kettle from Japanese enamelware specialists Noda Horo Founded in Tokyo in 1934, this celebrated family-run company has spent generations perfecting its craft. Each piece is expertly made by fusing a glass glaze to heavy-duty steel at around 850°C, creating enamelware of exceptional strength and durability Beautifully balanced and highly conductive, the kettle features a clever folding handle developed in collaboration with designer Fumie Shibata A simple, carefully considered kitchen essential, made to be enjoyed every day
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Introducing a wonderfully nostalgic enamel kettle from Japanese enamelware specialists Noda Horo Founded in Tokyo in 1934, this celebrated family-run company has spent generations perfecting its craft. Each piece is expertly made by fusing a glass glaze to heavy-duty steel at around 850°C, creating enamelware of exceptional strength and durability Beautifully balanced and highly conductive, the kettle features a clever folding handle developed in collaboration with designer Fumie Shibata A simple, carefully considered kitchen essential, made to be enjoyed every day
A story of design that spans decades. David Mellor Design has been part of Orrery for over 20 years, with the original cutlery still gracing our tables today. A testament to enduring quality, craftsmanship and timeless design. The connection goes back even further, with David Mellor working alongside Sir Terence Conran from the 1990s, creating a shared design legacy that continues at Orrery by Pierre Minotti and @theevolvcollection today.
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A story of design that spans decades. David Mellor Design has been part of Orrery for over 20 years, with the original cutlery still gracing our tables today. A testament to enduring quality, craftsmanship and timeless design. The connection goes back even further, with David Mellor working alongside Sir Terence Conran from the 1990s, creating a shared design legacy that continues at Orrery by Pierre Minotti and @theevolvcollection today.
Introducing Pavilion, a new cutlery collection designed by Corin Mellor A contemporary reinterpretation of two classic David Mellor designs from the 1970s, Pavilion pairs the clarity of British modernism with the warmth, colour and tactility of today’s tableware Its restrained architectural silhouette, satin finish and solid steel running through each handle give every piece a reassuring weight and balance in the hand Available in white, black and green, Pavilion is equally suited to formal settings or relaxed sociable dining. With a crisp modernist character and a relaxed confidence, it continues our long tradition of exceptional cutlery design A future classic for the modern table
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Introducing Pavilion, a new cutlery collection designed by Corin Mellor A contemporary reinterpretation of two classic David Mellor designs from the 1970s, Pavilion pairs the clarity of British modernism with the warmth, colour and tactility of today’s tableware Its restrained architectural silhouette, satin finish and solid steel running through each handle give every piece a reassuring weight and balance in the hand Available in white, black and green, Pavilion is equally suited to formal settings or relaxed sociable dining. With a crisp modernist character and a relaxed confidence, it continues our long tradition of exceptional cutlery design A future classic for the modern table
The football may not be coming home, but @big_design_adventure has officially arrived on our shores! Now available in the UK — listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you find your listening pleasure Series 1, Episode 7 takes a trip to Cutlery Town — otherwise known as the David Mellor cutlery factory — where Tim Ross and Kevin McCloud explore the world of cutlery with Corin Mellor, discussing David Mellor’s influential designs that remain in production to this day The Big Design Adventure with @modernister & @kevin.mccloud1
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The football may not be coming home, but @big_design_adventure has officially arrived on our shores! Now available in the UK — listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you find your listening pleasure Series 1, Episode 7 takes a trip to Cutlery Town — otherwise known as the David Mellor cutlery factory — where Tim Ross and Kevin McCloud explore the world of cutlery with Corin Mellor, discussing David Mellor’s influential designs that remain in production to this day The Big Design Adventure with @modernister & @kevin.mccloud1
Rooted in the purity of the British modernist movement, our new Pavilion cutlery has a bold, architectural presence. In green, its sculptural forms come sharply into focus, capturing the confident spirit of the collection
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Rooted in the purity of the British modernist movement, our new Pavilion cutlery has a bold, architectural presence. In green, its sculptural forms come sharply into focus, capturing the confident spirit of the collection
Twenty years ago today, the David Mellor Design Museum opened its doors Created as part of the continuing evolution of our Hathersage headquarters, the museum was designed by Sir Michael Hopkins and @hopkinsarchitects. Construction was overseen by Jonathan Butcher, with interiors and fittings designed by Corin Mellor Officially opened by the Duke of Devonshire on 16 September 2006, the museum sits between two original stone buildings, now home to our shop and design office. Inside, it houses a comprehensive collection of work by David and Corin Mellor, alongside our much-loved café, run by @riverside_kitchen_ Over the past two decades, the museum has welcomed countless visitors and hosted talks, concerts, special exhibitions, Christmas parties and even the launch of a new Mercedes. It also underwent a temporary redesign during the Covid pandemic Open seven days a week and free to visit, the David Mellor Design Museum has become the welcoming heart of our Hathersage site. A unique place to discover the Mellor design legacy, enjoy great food and take in the beauty of the Peak District Thank you to everyone who has visited over the past 20 years, and to all those who have helped make the museum such a special place
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Twenty years ago today, the David Mellor Design Museum opened its doors Created as part of the continuing evolution of our Hathersage headquarters, the museum was designed by Sir Michael Hopkins and @hopkinsarchitects. Construction was overseen by Jonathan Butcher, with interiors and fittings designed by Corin Mellor Officially opened by the Duke of Devonshire on 16 September 2006, the museum sits between two original stone buildings, now home to our shop and design office. Inside, it houses a comprehensive collection of work by David and Corin Mellor, alongside our much-loved café, run by @riverside_kitchen_ Over the past two decades, the museum has welcomed countless visitors and hosted talks, concerts, special exhibitions, Christmas parties and even the launch of a new Mercedes. It also underwent a temporary redesign during the Covid pandemic Open seven days a week and free to visit, the David Mellor Design Museum has become the welcoming heart of our Hathersage site. A unique place to discover the Mellor design legacy, enjoy great food and take in the beauty of the Peak District Thank you to everyone who has visited over the past 20 years, and to all those who have helped make the museum such a special place
David Mellor ‘Minimal’ cutlery. Sculptural, purist and heavyweight, with a refined balance and luxurious feel in the hand
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David Mellor ‘Minimal’ cutlery. Sculptural, purist and heavyweight, with a refined balance and luxurious feel in the hand
We’re delighted to be part of London’s newest design festival: TRI Design Beginning today, TRI Design is a new interior and design festival which spans the King’s Road, Knightsbridge and Fulham Road. Coinciding with London Design Week, this four-day celebration includes a curated programme of events, talks and installations 12-15 March Find out more here: www.tridesign.co.uk - TRI Design is presented by the Knightsbridge Partnership and King’s Road Partnership, not-for-profit organisations who represent over 600 businesses across both districts @kingsroad.london @knightsbridge_ldn
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We’re delighted to be part of London’s newest design festival: TRI Design Beginning today, TRI Design is a new interior and design festival which spans the King’s Road, Knightsbridge and Fulham Road. Coinciding with London Design Week, this four-day celebration includes a curated programme of events, talks and installations 12-15 March Find out more here: www.tridesign.co.uk - TRI Design is presented by the Knightsbridge Partnership and King’s Road Partnership, not-for-profit organisations who represent over 600 businesses across both districts @kingsroad.london @knightsbridge_ldn
Lately, at our Peak District cutlery factory site
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Lately, at our Peak District cutlery factory site
A collection of moments. Cutlery dies, blanks and process pieces in our Peak District factory Pic @bytombird
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A collection of moments. Cutlery dies, blanks and process pieces in our Peak District factory Pic @bytombird
Catch our Creative Director, Corin Mellor, on the excellent @materialmatters.design podcast. A fascinating in-depth conversation on stainless steel, the David Mellor legacy and the story behind his new cutlery range, Pavilion Listen via Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube or via the link in our bio
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Catch our Creative Director, Corin Mellor, on the excellent @materialmatters.design podcast. A fascinating in-depth conversation on stainless steel, the David Mellor legacy and the story behind his new cutlery range, Pavilion Listen via Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube or via the link in our bio

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