17.07.13

New work in Concrete Wardrobe this week is by Edinburgh based ceramicist Sandra Ogg. Trading under the name Circle Ceramics, Sandra produces handmade wall hangings, decorations, tea-light holders and functional vessels, from her studio at Coburg House.

She takes inspiration from childhood memories, and enjoys adding a touch of humour to her work. These framed ceramic tiles (£50 each) would look great in any room.

Fresh in this morning at Concrete Wardrobe are more beautiful ceramics by East Lothian based artist Susan Kemp. Kemp's pieces have all the necessary functionality you'd expect from modern tablewares, being both oven and dishwasher proof. But at the same time, they look so dainty, vintage and rustic you'll either want them pride of place on your dressing table cradling your precious jewels, or in the case of the tea set, reserved for careful handwashing after a mid morning pot of the finest orange pekoe. 
Prices start at £17 for the cutest jug known to womankind.

Based in Edinbugh, designer Gillian Norval has been designing and hand making purses and handbags since 2005, after completing a BA (hons) degree in Printed Textiles for Fashion at the University of Brighton, she re-branded in 2011 under the name Dibujo Design.


Dibujo, pronounced di-bu-ch-o (the ch is like the Scottish pronunciation of loch) is the Spanish word for pattern and these highly patterned coasters come in sets of 4 and are available for you to mix and match as you see fit.


These exciting ceramic designs also come in the form of wall mounted clocks.

We love these cheery bright architectural t-towel prints by the Edinburgh based designer Unifiedspace, and to compliment them we have just taken delivery of additional ceramic mugs ... again making brilliant use of Unifiedspace's wonderful use of colour and shape.