Courtesy of Schoolhouse Electric
Table Refresh
- Ceramic Candlestick, $20
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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Tiny Treasure
This handmade mini stoneware planter (by ceramicist Dominic Frunzi) adds sculptural intrigue to your favorite little houseplant.
Courtesy of Pigeon Toe Ceramics
Pretty & Practical
- Simple Carafe, $68
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.
Courtesy of Anthropologie
Stylish Sipping
- Freeform Mug, $14
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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Feast for the Senses
- Knotwork LA Etched Ceramic Candle, from $26
Candle and candle holder become one with this ceramic design by Knotwork LA. Available in three tropical scents.
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Floral Focal Point
- Bright Ceramicist Vases, from $14
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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Good Fortune
- Good Fortune Dish, $15
This handmade porcelain dish (with matte gold finish) has hidden storage for candy or small objects.
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.