Sophie Cook graduated in 1997 from Camberwell School of Arts and her work can now be found in some of the most beautiful residencies worldwide.
It is featured in permanent museum collections including the Geffrye Museum, London, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts and and the Manchester City Galleries and was included in the touring exhibition 'European Design Since 1985: Shaping the New Century'. In 2002 she won the Adrian Sassoon Award of the Kiln at Chelsea Crafts Fair.
Sophie lives on the Suffolk coast with her partner and their 3 boys. The Suffolk landscape continues to be an inspiration for her work, most recently she has developed a new range of earth tone colours, ranging from umber to deepest navy.
Sophie started with just the original bottle shape in a range of matt turquoises. Since then, a full spectrum of colours and finishes have been developed as well as the emergence of the teardrop and pod shapes. “Every piece is a challenge to make as porcelain is such a fluid medium on the wheel. I throw four pieces a day, which are left to dry for two days and are then carved to refine the shape. Once sprayed they dry for a week.

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