Architects · landscape & interior designers

Bespoke
ceramics.

Vessels, sculptures and large ceramic forms: every project is a meeting between architectural intent and material. We develop unique pieces or ultra-limited editions, conceived with the client or specifier for their intended setting.

Start a project study
Hand-shaping a monumental ceramic artwork
Development sketch for a ceramic form
Large ceramic artwork in the kiln

Our creative process

From intent to artwork.

Timing depends on scale, material testing and drying and firing cycles. Every stage is validated with the client or specifier.

  1. 01

    Brief & definition

    Understanding the setting, use, constraints, dimensions, budget and aesthetic intent.

  2. 02

    Formal & material research

    Sketches, proportions, selection of an existing body or dedicated formulation, textures and colour palette.

  3. 03

    Prototyping & validation

    Firing samples, prototype where required, stability, drainage and anchoring study.

  4. 04

    Production & delivery

    Hand-shaping, drying, firing, finishing, inspection and delivery in France or internationally.

Scope of possibilities

Control of material opens the way to bespoke work.

01

Dimensions & proportions

Standard formats up to approximately 135 cm. Monumental pieces up to 2 m subject to a dedicated study.

02

Bodies & formulations

ANTHRA™, UTAH™, JUNO™, NORON™, OMAHA™ or the development of a dedicated composition.

03

Textures & colours

Raw finish, oxide wash, glazes, mass-coloured bodies and sample-based chromatic research.

04

Installation

Drainage, ventilated base, protective feet and anchoring systems for public or exposed areas.

Planning your project

Planning a bespoke ceramic piece.

What do you need to prepare a quotation?

Tell us about the installation setting, intended use, preferred dimensions, budget and schedule. Plans, photographs of the site and reference images help us explore the form, material and finish, then define the scope of the study.

How should an outdoor installation be planned?

The choice of clay body and finish depends on the setting, its exposure and whether the piece is intended for sculpture or planting. Stability, drainage, base ventilation and any anchoring are considered for the project. Outdoor use is therefore assessed individually with the studio.

What sizes and lead times are possible?

Standard formats reach approximately 135 cm; monumental pieces up to 2 m require a dedicated study. The schedule depends on dimensions, material and finish development, any testing needed, and drying and firing cycles. Please share your target date from the first conversation.

Businesses · French taxation

Art in the workplace.

Acquiring an original work by a living artist may qualify an eligible business for a deduction from French taxable profit over five financial years. The artwork, business and display arrangements must meet the scheme’s conditions.

Explore the French tax scheme

Tell us about your project

A few elements are enough to begin.

Setting, use, dimensions, schedule and inspiration images will allow us to provide an initial direction.