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CraftingObjects forEveryday Life

A selection of completed work across hospitality, design collaborations, and institutional projects — restaurants, brands, and studios we have designed and produced for.

Hospitality & Dining

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Hospitality & Dining

Bespoke tableware for restaurants, hotels, and dining rooms across Turkey and beyond.

From a Michelin-starred kitchen in Istanbul to a beach club on the Aegean coast, each collaboration starts with a chef, a menu, and a room.

We shape plates, bowls, and serving pieces around how a dish is actually served - the weight in a hand, the way sauce pools, the color against the food.

Handcrafting, slip casting, and press-machine production are combined as needed, with glazes and finishes tested against real dishes before a single piece is fired for service.

The result is tableware that reads as part of the room, not an accessory to it.

Design & Brand Collaborations

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Design & Brand Collaborations

Ceramic pieces made for design studios, architects, and luxury brands.

From a Vienna lighting studio to the window displays of a Paris flagship, these projects begin with another designer’s vision, not our own.

We produce to another studio’s specification - bespoke lighting, vases, panels, and objects, engineered to match a client’s exact form, color, and finish.

Some pieces are slip-cast up to 50cm; others carry hand-applied glazes tested until a single tone is right.

Across every collaboration, our name stays quietly behind the piece - the work is what speaks.

Institutional & Special Projects

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Institutional & Special Projects

Interior decoration and technical model-making beyond the tableware.

Not every project is ceramics for a table. Some are murals and custom furniture for a factory floor; others are scale models built for a technology fair.

For Lipton’s tea packaging facility, we decorated interiors end-to-end - wall murals, thematic panels, furniture, and lighting tailored to each room.

For TÜBİTAK, we produced a 3D-printed scale model of an aircraft component for the International Defence Industry Fair.

These projects sit outside our usual practice, but draw on the same design and production process behind everything else we make.