14 Innovative Contemporary Ceramic Designs

A textured moon jar with an elongated base. This elegant vessel has both a refined and rugged nature making it a dynamic addition to any space.

Melo 3, a cream-colored ceramic lamp by melo clay, beautifully blends soft minimalism with neo-industrial style. This versatile table lamp, inspired by wet clay’s natural response to gravity, is part of an exclusive collection of sculptural lighting fixtures, perfect for reading, working, and ambient lighting

Big Spotty Lamp is a hand-built ceramic lamp by SIUP Studio. This lamp is great for any eclectic inspired home.

Gilberto is a side table that is part of the Bossanova collection, it is made of ceramic with hand finishes.

Tulumba perfectly embodies our desire to bring together the worlds of industry and craftsmanship. The almost vegetal dialogue between these two columns allows us to include in each piece a unique personality.

Barva vases are made of ceramic and glazed by hand. The inside is coated beeswax and hold water.

The Oven side table – an offbeat sense of humour with a whimsical sensibility. Exploring eclectic themes, ranging from vivid colours to a simple shape to capture the way new possibilities can be created in ceramics by embracing and working intuitively.

“Hang me up to dry” is a hanging, ceramic piece. It has a silhouette ornament made with ceramic engobe, a figure with hands on both sides. It is meant to be installed hanging in chains, but is also able to stand on its own.

This vase is inspired by the Greco-Roman period, having a timeless appearance and finished with a contemporary textured matte or shiny glaze. The handmade process gives it a subtle and intimate uneven touch.

The “Pleated Table Lamp” is made of hundreds of extruded clay pieces, fired to vitrification, and finished with automotive paint.

The hand crafted process of glazing ceramics gives the collection a truly unique character. It is finished with brass elements.

Hand-made plate from the body collection with a diameter of 22 cm, hand painted. The clay used for this does not contain fireclay.

This unique piece is part of the île collection, a series of handmade sculptural light objects all featuring a tile surface either glass or ceramics.