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Ceramics

Last year we featured the beautiful 6:1 ceramics collection by talented Dutch ceramicist Kirstie van Noort - a collection of interestingly-textured tableware made from porcelain waste.

This year, Kirstie has launched a new book called Ceramic Paint | Collection Cornwall, that tells the story of how Kirstie came to create a collection of ceramic paint inspired by Cornwall, England. Read the rest of this entry »

Swedish designers Mårten Claesson, Eero Koivisto and Ola Rune, known collectively as studio Claesson Koivisto Rune, have designed a beautiful little tea set for Toronto-based store Mjölk (meaning milk in Swedish and pronounced ‘Mi-yelk’). The tea set is designed as a merging of eastern and western tea and coffee cultures – a sort of Japanese tea ceremony meets Swedish Fika (a coffee and cake break). Read the rest of this entry »

I found these beautiful and distinctive vases by Canadian studio Dahlhaus via the ‘WE heart handmade art’ Etsy event at West Elm’s Vancouver outpost. The designs are the work of artist and potter Heather Dahl, who makes her living working in clay and painting out of a small studio in Vancouver. Read the rest of this entry »

Chinese tableware company JIA Inc describe their new Persona teacups as ‘more tactile than visual’. Designed by Office for Product Design, the Persona collection is based on the design of the traditional Chinese teacup. Each cup features a textural pattern which has to be held to be fully appreciated. Read the rest of this entry »