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Five Categories,Shaped byOne Craft

Interior objects, architectural cladding, and jewelry display — each category begins with a single material choice and is carried through by hand until it belongs in its space.

Interior Architecture & Decoration

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Interior Architecture & Decoration

Forms created in dialogue with space.

A collection of ceramic and glass objects exploring the relationship between material, proportion and light.

Wheel-thrown stoneware, tactile glazes and cast glass take shape as vessels, lighting pieces and sculptural wall surfaces. Each material is allowed to retain its own character — the softness of clay, the depth of glaze, the translucency and reflection of glass.

Rather than simply occupying a space, each piece is designed to become part of its atmosphere.

Exterior Architecture

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Exterior Architecture

Surfaces that transform with architecture and light.

A collection of ceramic and cast-glass surfaces developed for façades, garden walls and architectural applications.

Hand-glazed ceramic and textured glass create surfaces that respond continuously to daylight. Bronze tones become warmer under direct sun; darker glass gains depth in shadow; reflective textures reveal themselves differently as the viewing angle changes.

Repeated across an architectural surface, individual pieces form a larger rhythm of material, texture and light.

Jewelry Display

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Jewelry Display

Sculptural forms shaped around what they hold.

A collection of ceramic display objects where function becomes part of the sculpture.

Continuous curves, folds and openings create natural places for necklaces, rings and bracelets while preserving the integrity of each form.

Quiet, matte ceramic surfaces create a subtle contrast with the brilliance of metal and stone — allowing the jewelry to remain the focus while the object beneath it retains its own presence.

Kitchen

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Kitchen

Objects shaped around the rituals of the table.

A developing collection of ceramic tableware and serving pieces designed for everyday use.

Clay, glaze, proportion and touch come together in objects intended not only to be seen, but held, shared and lived with.

Each piece is developed through use, bringing the material language of Nero to the table.

Coming Soon.

Custom Collections

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Custom Collections

When an idea requires its own form.

Some projects begin outside the boundaries of an existing collection.

A particular space, an unusual surface, a specific scale or an idea drawn for a single project can become the starting point for a new object.

Through material studies, prototypes and experimentation, each commission develops its own relationship between form, surface and context.

Created through conversation rather than selected from a catalogue.

Coming Soon.