Ceramics offer a wide range of expression, from quiet matte surfaces to richly coloured glazes. Form and finish develop together through making and firing.
Vessels, tiles and bespoke forms
Explore vessels, decorative objects, tiles and bespoke forms. We can discuss existing pieces or investigate a shape, colour or surface made around your idea.
How we can help
Come to us for one part of the process or a project that brings several together. These are some of the ways we can work with ceramics.
Worldwide sourcing
Find ceramic studios, tile makers and production workshops worldwide. We can investigate a particular glaze, clay body, forming technique or finished piece around your brief.
Consultation & material direction
Explore colour, texture and form through samples. We can help compare the effect of different glazes and finishes for objects, tile layouts or a wider interior palette.
Design & development
Develop a vessel, tile, sculptural form or collection of objects. We can work with the maker on proportions, glaze trials and prototypes before agreeing the final design.
Art & installations
Create ceramic wall compositions, repeated sculptural elements or site-specific installations. We can coordinate making and work through fixing, layout and installation with specialists.
Manufacturing & supply
Arrange studio-made editions, small batches or larger production runs with appropriate partners. We help agree sample references, acceptable variation, packing and supply arrangements.
Our own collections
Supply available pieces from our own decorative object collection and help pair them with commissioned ceramics. Ask about current ceramic pieces, quantities and forthcoming additions.
Start with a material.
Share the intended use, sizes and quantities. Samples help establish the glaze and finish, while tolerances and any testing needs should be agreed before production.
A starting point for your idea.
A single piece, a collection or something made to your brief. Share your references and we can explore the next step together.
Discuss your project