G. Gracia, 123, BARCELONA
moscow, RUSSIA
Pottery Club
Pottery club warm atmosphere design
- Area: 220 m²
- Designer: Margo Kashina
- Photographer: Dina Alexandrova
PROJECT'S STORY
This project is one of our favorites. We resonate with its concept and admire the owner and visionary behind this business. It is not just a ceramics studio but a cozy space featuring a charming café, a tableware and decor shop.
DESIGN SOLUTIONS
The interior concept came to life instantly: a light beige background with matte surfaces reminiscent of raw clay and smooth, flowing shapes that create a sense of softness and comfort. A key feature is the illuminated shelving that highlights the beauty of ceramic pieces. All the furniture is made of light wood, reinforcing the sense of naturalness, sustainability, and artisanal craftsmanship.
LIGHTING FEATURES
Special attention was given to lighting: all fixtures were handcrafted in the workshop. The decor includes dried flowers, complementing the natural color palette of the interior. At the heart of the space is a large table, serving as the main venue for celebrations, table setting workshops, and product displays for the studio and shop.
CAFE AREAS
In the café area, we designed a long, comfortable beige sofa, fostering a cozy and relaxing atmosphere.
A dedicated zone is allocated for the ceramics studio, equipped with sinks, kilns, and shelving for raw materials and works in progress. This space has become a true gathering point for local residents. It hosts team-building events, creative parties with workshops for both adults and children, and provides the perfect environment for small groups to engage in shared creativity and relaxation.
A dedicated zone is allocated for the ceramics studio, equipped with sinks, kilns, and shelving for raw materials and works in progress. This space has become a true gathering point for local residents. It hosts team-building events, creative parties with workshops for both adults and children, and provides the perfect environment for small groups to engage in shared creativity and relaxation.
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