Posts tagged plates
1265 DEGREES NORTH
1265 DEGREES NORTH

I have a thing for stoneware in simple shapes and colours. It is always my to-go tableware when I want to photograph food, as it lets the food sit comfortably, adding a gentle un-fussy soothing ambience to the scene.

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Ceramics, Tableware, Kitchenware, CraftLouise Gorrodstoneware, tableware, food styling, food photography, simple, honest, design, plates, 1265 degrees north, Richard Cullen, Jun Rhee, Newcastle, Ouseburn Valley, Kiln, cafe, businesses, craftsmen, potter, pottery, handmadeComment
NEW SPECKLED STONEWARE FROM MINOR GOODS
NEW SPECKLED STONEWARE FROM MINOR GOODS

The ethos of Minor Goods' founder Zoe Hannam is to source and develop beautifully designed products made in the traditional way that will enrich every-day living. The kitchenware and accessories have an understated design aesthetic giving them a timeless quality. 

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Ceramics, Kitchenware, Tableware, The Kitchen CupboardLouise Gorrodminor goods, stoneware, speckled stoneware, tableware, designer-makers, plates, bowls, salad bowls, divided plates, everyday, kitchenware, understated design, wishlist, the simple things magazine, ceramics, homewares, design, crockery, kitchen, tabletop, table settings, tables for eating atComment
ELLIOT CERAMICS
ELLIOT CERAMICS

I always considered myself a ‘white ceramics’ person. The piles of crockery on my kitchen shelves back that up. That was until I first clapped my eyes on these beautiful pieces by South London-based potter Elliot Denny.  

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Ceramics, Craft, Kitchenware, TablewareLouise Gorrodceramics, homewares, kitchenware, tableware, elliot ceramics, elliot denny, simple shape, potter, london, designer, craftsman, maker, pastel, plates, bowls, creamers, espresso cups, cups, everyday, crockery, kitchen, muted colour palette, pastel coloursComment