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Viewing Stones are admired for the extreme beauty that emanates from their ugly and jagged features. These stones were traditionally taken from places like Taihu Lake in China where they were shaped over decades by the turbulent lake waters forming dramatic pores and holes. They were popular as ornamental objects among royal families and scholars…
Viewing Stones are admired for the extreme beauty that emanates from their ugly and jagged features. These stones were traditionally taken from places like Taihu Lake in China where they were shaped over decades by the turbulent lake waters forming dramatic pores and holes. They were popular as ornamental objects among royal families and scholars…
Viewing Stones are admired for the extreme beauty that emanates from their ugly and jagged features. These stones were traditionally taken from places like Taihu Lake in China where they were shaped over decades by the turbulent lake waters forming dramatic pores and holes. They were popular as ornamental objects among royal families and scholars…
Viewing Stones are admired for the extreme beauty that emanates from their ugly and jagged features. These stones were traditionally taken from places like Taihu Lake in China where they were shaped over decades by the turbulent lake waters forming dramatic pores and holes. They were popular as ornamental objects among royal families and scholars…
We’ve collaborated again with David Dodde of House Industries to bring some early Heath tile artwork to a new medium. Edith Heath and her niece Winnie Crittenden—who is now our Master Glazer—spun standard 12×12 tiles on the glaze wheel (a technique typically reserved for glazing dinnerware pieces, not tile) to create these unique patterns and…
We’ve collaborated again with David Dodde of House Industries to bring some early Heath tile artwork to a new medium. Edith Heath and her niece Winnie Crittenden—who is now our Master Glazer—spun standard 12×12 tiles on the glaze wheel (a technique typically reserved for glazing dinnerware pieces, not tile) to create these unique patterns and…
We’ve collaborated again with David Dodde of House Industries to bring some early Heath tile artwork to a new medium. Edith Heath and her niece Winnie Crittenden—who is now our Master Glazer—spun standard 12×12 tiles on the glaze wheel (a technique typically reserved for glazing dinnerware pieces, not tile) to create these unique patterns and…
The classic waffle weave has a cellular structure which gives the Vrou-Vrou a chunky body and texture. The pure cotton yarn ensures that it remains light and breathable, perfect for year round luxury. This queen sized blanket is made to cover a bed, but it’s also great for an evening stroll or marking your spot…
The classic waffle weave has a cellular structure which gives the Vrou-Vrou a chunky body and texture. The pure cotton yarn ensures that it remains light and breathable, perfect for year round luxury. This queen sized blanket is made to cover a bed, but it’s also great for an evening stroll or marking your spot…
The classic waffle weave has a cellular structure which gives the Vrou-Vrou a chunky body and texture. The pure cotton yarn ensures that it remains light and breathable, perfect for year round luxury. This queen sized blanket is made to cover a bed, but it’s also great for an evening stroll or marking your spot…
We partnered with Hygge & West to produce a collection of modern artisan wallpaper that’s screenprinted by hand in Chicago, IL. Heath designed wallpaper that combines a clean graphical style with hand-drawn lines in a palette inspired by our glazes in four patterns and four colorways: Arcade, Quilt, Slice, and Strike.
We partnered with Hygge & West to produce a collection of modern artisan wallpaper that’s screenprinted by hand in Chicago, IL. Heath designed wallpaper that combines a clean graphical style with hand-drawn lines in a palette inspired by our glazes in four patterns and four colorways: Arcade, Quilt, Slice, and Strike.
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