8 Gorgeous Ceramic Pottery Pieces to Accent Your Home

From planters to mugs to candlesticks, your home is about to get a pottery infusion

Jess Chamberlain
1 of 8 Courtesy of Schoolhouse Electric

Table Refresh

Line up (or stagger) several of these vintage-inspired candlesticks along the center of a dining table as an elegant (and artsy) centerpiece.

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2 of 8 Courtesy of Urban Outfitters

Tiny Treasure

This handmade mini stoneware planter (by ceramicist Dominic Frunzi) adds sculptural intrigue to your favorite little houseplant.

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3 of 8 Courtesy of Pigeon Toe Ceramics

Pretty & Practical

This carafe design (good for containing wine, water, or flowers) is as useful as it is beautiful. You'll want to leave it in view when not in use.

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4 of 8 Courtesy of Anthropologie

Stylish Sipping

Make a statement with your morning coffee with this art-forward, hand-painted stoneware mug by London-based artist Anna Beam.

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5 of 8 Courtesy of Anthropologie

Feast for the Senses

Candle and candle holder become one with this ceramic design by Knotwork LA. Available in three tropical scents.

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6 of 8 Courtesy of West Elm

Floral Focal Point

Add a pop of color to any room of the house with a bright earthenware vase (or a few). Style with single stem flowers or sprigs of greenery.

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7 of 8 Courtesy of CB2

Good Fortune

This handmade porcelain dish (with matte gold finish) has hidden storage for candy or small objects.

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8 of 8 Courtesy of Emilia Ceramics

Statement Centerpiece

Elevate the main course at your next dinner party with a serving dish handcrafted by French artist Richard Esteban. (Bonus: It's pretty fun to tell dinner guests it's from France.) When not in use, the dish is just as beautiful holding fruit on the kitchen counter.

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