Tag: porcelain | Apartment Therapy

Gift Fair: Modular Servingware from Menu

click for more pics This collection of modular porcelain dishware is from designer Christian Bjorn for Menu — the same Danish company that brought us Henriette Melchiorsen's Rubber Vase. These ...

Hot or Not? Tea Time Tableware by Jorine Oosterhoff

Check out this whimsical tea set from Jorine Oosterhoff — with footed bases and oversized lids, the service items take on personalities of their own (we're fond of the the Three Mad Hatters!)....

Paon Porcelain Bath Accessories by Kazuhiko Tomita

These are refreshing! Kazuhiko Tomita designed these modern ceramic bathroom accessories for Authentics. The shape of the eight-piece Paon collection was inspired by elephants......

Porcelain Paper Plates from Virginia Sin

While we're a little weary of the crop of "ceramic take-away containers" that has exploded in the past few years, these porcelain paper plates from Brooklyn artist Virginia Sin are captivating. In tha...

Mc & Co: Eclectic Home Accessories and Artwork

Please go to our new link for Mc & Co. On a sunny afternoon, the bright white space of Williamsburg's Mc & Co is alive with light. Carrying an assortment of table- and house-wares from independ...

Gift Fair: Klein Reid

Though we'll always treasure the idea of the Porcelain Campfire, we're pleased to see New York-based ceramicists Klein Reid with a new line of Bisque Books that deserve our "mimic" tag for things that...

Porcelain Bowls by Karin Blach Nielsen

We're on a hunt for products that support this morning's post on "Things that look like things." These delicate porcelain bowls from Danish designer Karin Blach Nielsen are made from molds of folded...

KleinReid's Porcelain Campfire

Faux Fire. In our many recent Gift Fair posts, we forgot to mention the Porcelain Firewood from Brooklyn-based KleinReid! Good thing we stumbled across it on Unica Home this morning! The highly deta...

NY Gift Fair: Porcelain Fruit

Sweet Interpretation. As an alternative to fresh fruit centerpieces, we'd like to suggest the porcelain fruit designs from Sweet Bella. While we personally prefer the solid-color varieties (like th...