Arran Street East is introducing two new products to their range of simple, hand-made pieces, and they're beautiful. While showing at a standalone space at Tent London as part of London Design Festival 2016, they will introduce The Breadboards and The Pegs.
They fit within its range of hand-thrown and hand-made homewares, in clean geometric lines, and in characterful colours inspired by the Dublin Fruit and Vegetable Market.
Describing themselves as architects in clay, Arran Street East takes time to design things that work, concentrating on using traditional processes to produce functional products for everyday life. The handles are considered to make sure they're easily grippable, as is the weight and volume of each pot.
With such simple forms, all made to complement each other, they can be used every day as dishware, or displayed as a beautiful home accessory.
Laura Magahy is the creative mind behind Arran Street East and all her ceramic products are designed and made in their studio tucked away behind the Victorian Fruit and Vegetable Market Building in Dublin City Centre.
They will be showing at Stand F30/T1 at Tent London, at the Old Truman Brewery in London from September 22nd to 25th, for anyone heading over to the Festival!
Images: Aoife McElwain
