Photos by TJ Turner
Equal parts form and function, artisan ceramics are the home accessory of the moment. Take on the trend with these modern porcelain pieces by Minnesota makers.
1: Bowls, $75 each by Brett Freund @ brettfreundportfolio.com
2, 6, 8: Mug, $30, stacked plates, $22 each, and jar, $55, all by Laura Vest Klein @ Mille
3, 10, 18, 19: Mug, $36, funnel, $48, juicer, $52, cutting board, $36, and cup set, $46, all by Ginny Sims and Jess Hirsch @ powderhornkitchen.com
4, 11: Small plate, $25, small bowl, $32, and bowl, $100, all by Adam Gruetzmacher @ Northern Clay Center
5, 7, 14: Tray, $72, mini nesting bowls, $56, vase, $24, and colander (set with matching small plate), $68, all by Fringe & Fettle Ceramics
9: Mug, $38, tumbler, $40, and shot glass set, $28, all by Elizabeth Pechacek @ elizabethpechacek.com
12, 16, 20: Cream and sugar set, $35, tea set, $60, and nesting bowls, $42, all by Samantha Longley @ weshopamano.com and stglongley.wix.com/clay
13: Bud vase, $50, and tumblers, $18–$22, all by Ben Fiess @ A MANO
15, 17: Salt cellar, $18, bowl, $55, and ring dish, $12, all by A MANO by Louisa Podlich @ A MANO
All tabletop goods courtesy of the Foundry Home Goods.
Long-distance creative collaborators Mikel Durlam (Brooklyn) and Ethan Kruszka (St. Paul) recently created the Lost Camp, a limited-edition line of functional design objects. The artists’ first collection includes a series of two-sided porcelain objects, each with a functional side (a gold-luster bowl) and a decorative side (the dingo pictured, as well as a coconut or life-size goat head). • $498 @ Pharmacie
