
Large and medium shelf
Both sizes of the curved-front shelf. Sold as a pair or separately.
- Format
- Set of 2
- Dimensions
- In spec sheet
Catalog
Every piece is produced in the glaze you choose. Dimensions and pieces-per-carton come in the spec sheet that accompanies the quote.
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Both sizes of the curved-front shelf. Sold as a pair or separately.

Wall shelf with a raised perimeter lip. The lip holds water back instead of letting it run down the wall.

Uses the corner of the shower. Mounts at 90° across two walls.

Wall-mounted holder with a ceramic bar. Wide backplate seats cleanly on tile.

Version with a top cover: keeps the roll dry in bathrooms with an open shower.

Complete towel bar with its two ceramic brackets.

Pair of wall brackets with a diamond seat. Sold as replacements or for use with your own bar.

Wall-mounted soap dish with a drainage channel at the front.

Ridged base: soap drains and dries instead of sitting in standing water.

Wall plate with openings for brushes and a seat for a tumbler.

One piece handles both soap and brushes. Fewer holes drilled into the tile.

Floor piece. Diamond faceting runs the full body and breaks the light.

Table and console height, with the same faceting as the tall piece.

Wide body and open mouth. Works with a short or loose arrangement.

Three heights in the same faceted language. Built for retail display.

Two faceted pieces of contrasting height.

Three smooth, soft-profile volumes with no faceting. The most understated option.

Long neck over a low body. For a single stem or a dry branch.

Vertical fluting top to bottom. Visually stretches the piece.

Fully smooth teardrop profile. The glaze carries all of the visual weight.

Tall, narrow cylinder with a tight mouth.

Tall cylinder of larger diameter, with a soft shoulder into the mouth.

Two basic volumes meant to sit together: one open, one closed.

Four low vessels, some faceted and some smooth. They group on a tray or a shelf.

Perforated block with a single central circle. The quietest pattern in the line.

Four petals that form a flower as the block repeats across the wall. The pattern builds out of the grid.

Two vertical slots. Gives the most airflow of the three and reads very clean on a façade.