Ceramic pedestal

Black volcanic-rock inspired vases - Nicolette Johnson Etruscan relic renaissance Nicolette channels ancient classical pottery forms, mainly form the Etruscan epoch and combines them with contemporary geometries, to arrive at a distinctive style that she presents with superb imagery. She majored in photojournalism at Art School, which she believes influenced her perception of communication with visual language. A casual interest in collecting vintage pottery led her to a pottery course in…

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Envision a sunlit table draped in a soft linen cloth, bathed in natural light that dances across its surface. Elegant dishware is thoughtfully arranged, complemented by crystal glasses that catch the light, sparkling with promise, while tall, slender candles stand poised to add a warm, inviting glow. At the heart of this setting, three ceramic pedestal bowls take their place. One holds a vibrant array of seasonal fruits, their colors popping against the muted tones of the ceramics. Another…

In my home, a pedestal bowl often takes center stage, beautifully displaying seasonal fruits and vegetables as both decor and an invitation to indulge in a healthy snack.

These white ceramic pedestal bowls are so incredibly multi-functional – use them in the kitchen as serving dishes or around...

Turkish, Sydney-based designer Elif Esmez launches her first range of pedestal plates and bowls — designed to be stacked!

Envision a sunlit table draped in a soft linen cloth, bathed in natural light that dances across its surface. Elegant dishware is thoughtfully arranged, complemented by crystal glasses that catch the light, sparkling with promise, while tall, slender candles stand poised to add a warm, inviting glow. At the heart of this setting, three ceramic pedestal bowls take their place. One holds a vibrant array of seasonal fruits, their colors popping against the muted tones of the ceramics. Another…

We’re looking forward to planning our upcoming collections for later in the year. Exploring new shapes and earthy glazes, we cannot wait to turn our ideas into beautiful new pieces. ⁠ ⁠ ~ Pedestal Bowl in Pebble