We make productspeople want.

What catches the eye?

What attracts your customer?

Colour, shape and material often decide in seconds whether a product gets noticed. That is where we start.

Colour palette with green, terracotta, sand, ochre and dark grey

Colour

The first impression.

A strong colour palette makes a product easy to recognise.

Different shapes and materials in glass, ceramics, metal and basketry

Shape

What gives it character.

Shape and proportion give a collection its own look.

Close-up of textures and surfaces in glass, ceramics, basketry and metal

Material

How it feels.

Texture and finish change how a product feels in the hand and on the shelf.

Start with the market

We look at what customers are responding to.

We watch interiors, retail and the flower and plant market. Not to chase every trend, but to see what could work for your customer.

In-house design

Our designers turn that direction into shape, colour, material and finish. This lets us create custom products that are designed with production in mind from the start.

See how we develop custom products
Plants and pots in a retail setting
Work table with trend notes, market ideas, images and material samples
Moodboard with market images, colour samples and material ideas
01

Idea & brief

Tell us what you want to achieve.

A product idea, photo, trend, target price or even a feeling is enough. We start with your customer and market.

Discussion around materials, colours and product direction
02

Direction

We turn the idea into a clear direction.

We bring colour, shape, material, target price and production together. The result has to fit your customer and be realistic to make.

Product direction where colour, shape and material come together
03

Sample & approval

See it and feel it before deciding.

We use the sample to check proportion, colour, material and finish. If something can be better, we change it before production starts.

Ceramic sample being checked for shape and finish
04

Production & quality

Quality has to stay consistent in production.

Once the sample is approved, production starts. We monitor the agreed size, colour and finish and check the details that matter.

Ceramic product being finished during preparation for a production run
05

Packaging & delivery

When everything is right, it is ready for your market.

We agree packaging, quantities, paperwork and delivery details. One process, right through to delivery.

Pastel ceramic pots in a tray ready for packing and delivery

You stay in control. From first idea to delivery, you have one point of contact.

Discuss an idea