A woman sitting on a metallic Vanguard Lounge Chair at an indoor event, holding a flute of champagne, dressed in a burgundy velvet suit with beige heeled boots, with red flowers beside her and a dark background with warm lighting.

LAUNCH PARTY

OCT 2025

THE FUTURE, FURNISHED.

For its debut exhibition, Studio Brocky transforms the historic Control Room A at Battersea Power Station into an immersive exploration of the inspirations behind its work.

A man dressed in a white shirt, black vest, and black tie is pouring a clear drink into martini glasses arranged on a table with a red tablecloth. There are cigarettes and a red rose on the right side of the table.

This first presentation of Studio Brocky’s work brings together sculptural furniture and lighting that channel the bold optimism of the 1960s and 70s, an era of space-race ambition, glam-rock rebellion, and fearless experimentation.

Group of people socialising at Studio Brocky launch event at Battersea Power Station with dim lighting, some women are dressed in stylish outfits, holding glasses of champagne.
A man and woman at a social event, holding glasses of champagne, engaged in conversation. On the table, there are magazines, hand blown glass, and decorative items. The background shows a dimly lit venue with large windows.

These objects are echoes of an imagined tomorrow where design was meant to be exuberant, sensual, and cinematic. Each edition is individually numbered, authenticated, and designed to live on as part of a collectible future.

A lounge area with a red Vanguard chair, Capsule Pedestal with a vase of red flowers, and a dark wooden partition. Behind, there is a wall with numerous dials and meters, possibly a vintage control panel, and a green emergency exit sign on the wall.