Spend enough time browsing our collection and you'll notice we mainly work in two materials: cast glass crystal and slip-cast porcelain.

Glass pieces are cast from crystal glass, fired over a three-day cycle, then ground and polished by hand. Every piece is handcrafted, so slight variations in colour, texture, and finish – including the odd small bubble – aren't a flaw. They're proof a human made it.

Ceramic pieces are made from slip-cast porcelain – poured, set, fired, then hand-painted. The result leans softer and more matte compared to the high-shine clarity of glass.

Glass has that luminous, translucent quality; light passes through it in a way that makes colours feel extra juicy. Ceramic has more of a marshmallowy, matte look, with hand-painted detail that leans into texture rather than transparency.

Glass pieces come with a screw-in wall plug for a secure, flush mount. Ceramic pieces have two holes in the back and come with two angled nails included.

Full step-by-step guides for all works can be found in our installation guides.