Today I’m loving … these paper thin porcelain lace bowls from Etsy shop Hideminy. Hidemi was born and raised in Tokyo, Japan where she earned her degree as a fashion designer. She sees beauty and joy in just about everything and wants to express it through her ceramics.
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Simple, clean, and classic. These are the words that can be used to describe the vintage finds of Julie, the owner of Etsy shop The Old Red Hen. Thrifting, antiquing, and collecting have been part of Julie’s life since she was a young girl.
Her mother, grandmother, aunts & uncles have always filled their homes with timeworn treasures and interesting relics. Julie would never tire of looking at unusual vintage pieces or hearing stories of where they’d come from.
You can see all available items in Julies’ shop here.
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The gold tones in the image above are just perfect: it is festive without being too much.
Above some suggestions if you would like to add some gold to your (Christmas) table:
1. Midas Glassware is dipped in a bath of gold, by Swedish designers Front
2. Porcelain teapot with gold finish
3. Dotted 23k Gold Mug from Baileys Doesn’t Bark
4. Tree Bomb Mug from ferm LIVING
5. Dotted 23k Gold Plate from Baileys Doesn’t Bark
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Caroline Swift has the most gorgeous collection of delicate ceramics and tableware. This British designer used to work for Benetton as a knitwear designer. She now has her own ceramics label.
(images from Caroline Swift)
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These images show that dark colored walls are very stylish and doesn’t necessarily have to be cold.
I love the white ceramic coffee pot in the image above. This handmade coffee pot is from Sargadelos. This Spanish label is one of Europe’s most unique porcelain design and creation companies, with more than two hundred years of history closely linked to the development of Galician culture in all spheres of creativity. The coffee pot, and a matching tea pot, is available from Le Souk.
(images from VT Wonen)
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Today I’m loving .. these collection of white ceramics.
(images by photographer Chris Everard, via Solid Frog)
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Dutch designer Lenneke Wispelwey graduated in 2008 with a collection porcelain called “de zoete inval”. One month later she started her own studio in Arnhem, The Netherlands.
Lenneke loves working with ceramics, but seh also works with other materials. She feels her work should make people smile. This is what she also tries to accomplisch in her styling work.
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Anne Black is an internationally successful Danish designer, who is creating classical porcelain products with a unique contemporary look. Her collection consists of a wide range of home products such as vases, bowls, cups as well as jewellery.
Anne’s beautiful apartment was recently featured in Danish magazine Boligmagasinet.
The Anne Black collection is known for its clean, simple forms and delicate, understated graphical decorations that defines Anne’s design language. A language which clearly shows the Scandinavian design tradition to which Anne belongs. This same design style can also be found in her home.
(images from Boligmagasinet)
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