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simplicity at work

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Transforming minimalist design ideas into useful and beautiful things lasting in time, is our devotion

 

 

 

Functional form, resource-saving materials and manufacturing processes, timeless aesthetics: We find it an attractive challenge to optimize an object to the maximum under these requirements. We are always looking for simplicity.

 

Keeping things simple can be a secret path to freedom and happiness.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CERAMICS

 

 

 

 

CUP

 

Our flagship product, optimized for best ergonomics and timeless elegance in terms of true sustainability.

 

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PLATE

 

Customers have asked us again and again for a plate. We avoided producing one for a long time because we thought it would not fit into our workflow. In retrospect, this proved to be unfounded.

 

 

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BOWL

 

The bowls were our first ceramic project. The original idea was to create a ceramic body that could be used as a base for various decoration concepts. This plan receded into the background after initial activities and could be reactivated in the future.

 

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MUG

 

This one came up in summer 2020. These drinking vessels were meant to complement the pitcher to be used for lemonades and softdrinks. But as it turns out they are being used for cappuccino also.

 

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PITCHER

 

Decanter to be used for lemonades and softdrinks. We find that it goes well for beer, too.

 

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MATCHA & TEA BOWL

 

Matcha is a topic since several years and we contribute to the trend with our own rendishen of a drinking vessel for this trendy drink.

 

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VASE

 

Our vases, like all our vessels, show a straight outer contour. This is inclined upwards towards the middle to safely hold a bouquet of flowers.

 

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PIPE

 

The smoker's pocket piece

 

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How the bare rim helps to save energy

 

Have you ever wondered why most of our ceramic objects come with a naked rim? The naked rim allows identical objects to be stacked in the kiln, facing each other rim to rim or bottom to bottom. It is obvious that this would not be possible with a glazed rim - pieces would stick together when the glaze melts. We did not invent this technique; it was used by the old masters when more attention was paid to efficiency and economy. Fact is that this ancient technique dramatically increases the payload per firing, which reduces the energy consumption per piece.

 

What else helps to reduce energy comsumption

 

When we started our ceramic production in 2016, it was decided that we would not use biscuit firing. Biscuit firing is a medium temperature firing of ceramic products prior to glazing and final firing. This pre-firing makes the object waterproof and mechanically stable. The main reason for this is to facilitate glazing, as it makes the objects easier to handle. After careful drying, our objects are glazed using refined techniques that match their raw state. The development of our procedures took some time and cost a lot of learning, but today we are glad that we abandoned biscuit firing from the beginning.

 

Combined effects for saving energy

 

Our workflow jumps over the biscuit firing, that is, we glaze our objects in their raw state. Together with directly stacking the pieces which is possible due to the naked rim we estimate, that we can save alltogether about 40 percent firing energy.


Our workshop and the kiln are powered by green electricity

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CONCRETE

 

 

 

 

BLOCK HOLDER

 

Optimization of the design of a soap holder for terrorists of beauty.

 

terrorists of beauty is a Hamburg start-up that has been writing a successful history since the end of 2018. The mission is to free the bathroom from plastic. This is to be achieved with high-quality soaps that shoulb be completely sufficient for the care of skin and hair. Visit them, it is definitely worth it.

 

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INCENSE STICK HOLDER

 

For friends of clear lines and modern look we have created an incense stick holder.

 

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SOAP TRAY

 

The return to the proven block soap seems to be a trend that we support in the sense of a more sustainable world. Admittedly, liquid soap from a pump dispenser at the sink is a practical matter, but the concept usually involves more or less plastic.

 

For those who prefer a piece of soap, we have an answer to how best to store it.

 

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PERFUME TRAY

 

Design and production of a presentation object for a perfume as point of sales according to the requirements of the client Equality Fragrances.

 

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JEWLERY

 

 

 

 

FORESTAY

 

The FORESTAY series was born from the occupation with stainless steel wire in preparation for the study of dentistry. Simplicity at its best ...

 

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WOOD

 

 

 

 

COASTER

 

Our CUP should be a companion through the day, for example at work. COASTER is there to make sure it does not land on documents or sensitive surfaces. It's the home of CUP, so to speak. Always clear where it should be placed...

 

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BREAKFAST BOARD

 

We love to eat with our ceramic products. Whether breakfast or lunch, our ceramic line is enough to set a table with everything you need. The only thing missing is a base on which you don't ruin a sharp knife while cutting. And this is where the proven breakfast board with its good qualities comes into play.

 

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MORE PROJECTS

 

 

 

 

CHAIR "laid back"

 

Straight chair for dining table

 

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CHAIR

 

Straight chair for dining table

 

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ARM CHAIR

 

A nice place to rest

 

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LAMP

 

A lamp made from leftover walnut wood and an IKEA lampshade.

 

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LINOCUT

 

In the era of computer graphics print art may look somewhat old school. But who knows... things keep returning

 

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PHOTOGRAPHY BY ANDREAS RIESS

 

A series of photos with motives from Ystad and surroundings

 

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