Alongside the collection, three works by Vincent van Gogh inspired a new chapter within the iconic 70s Ceramics collection. Translated into contemporary glazes, textures and shapes, the pieces form a quiet dialogue between art history and modern craft.
A master reimagined
Bringing Van Gogh into our creative workspace wasn’t about recreating his work. It was about studying the energy behind it: the tension in his strokes, the unexpected palettes, the emotional noise inside each composition. Three of his paintings became the starting point for a new wave of 70s ceramics.
Instead of illustration, we translated mood into glaze. Brushstrokes into texture. Colour fields into form. The result is a series that feels familiar yet unexpected — rooted in Dutch art heritage, but unmistakably modern in execution. It’s not a tribute that sits behind glass; it’s one you can drink your morning coffee from.
Van Gogh’s Sunflowers captures a fleeting moment of vitality, bold yellows, thick brushstrokes, and a sense of warmth that feels almost alive. Our mug set translates this energy into tactile glazes and sun-washed tones, creating pieces that feel equally expressive, designed to brighten everyday rituals with a quiet, radiant intensity.
In his self-portraits, Van Gogh searched for identity through colour and movement, layering emotion into every stroke. This mug set reflects that introspection, with contrasting glazes and subtle irregularities. Each piece feels personal and slightly offbeat, embracing imperfection as character, an echo of the artist’s honest and unfiltered perspective.
Starry Night transforms the night sky into a swirling, dreamlike landscape, where light and darkness continuously interact. Our mug set draws from this rhythm, combining deep blues with fluid patterns that feel almost in motion. The result is a collection that brings a sense of calm wonder to the table, day or night.
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