Brick and Black Walnut a Perfect Combo for a Pottery Display Here's is my recently completed pottery display I have added to my basement ceramic studio. I love how the brick and black walnut looks with my earthy wood and soda fired pots. In addition, it's fun how this space echoes how pots might look stacked up on shelves inside a big kiln. I still have no idea what this space was used for as their are no openings for flues, but it has become a wonderful space to display pottery in the home.
Are you looking to add some pottery to your art collection? These pots along with other pieces of pottery are in my online shop. To see what pots are still available click Here. Be sure to join my email list to be the first to know about the next shop updates by clicking Here. Create a kitchen focused on displaying your pottery collection. We were on a tight budget with this kitchen remodel, and wanted to spend less than $1000 to give it the rustic cottage kitchen feel that we love so much. And let's be honest, I loved exposed shelving to show off my pottery collection.
Click read more to see more pictures, and the changes we made to the space. 2 ways to show off your plate collection in the kitchen.Milwaukee Kitchen  These were wooden plate shelves that I purchased from amazon. Connecticut Kitchen  These were roughly planed walnut boards we bought from a mill in Missouri. We lightly sanded them, and ripped down to 3 in shelves that we cut a notch for plates to sit in. I was really happy with this more rustic look, and they were longer so I could have a larger display of my growing plate connection. I was also happy with how they line up as decoration above our kitchen table.
Need some plates for your kitchen? Check out what plates and other pieces of pottery available in my online shop by clicking Here. Be sure to join my email list to be the first to know about the next shop updates by clicking Here. What do you collect?
For me I love bringing back a piece of nature as my souvenirs; such as a rock or a sea shell (only from parks where that is allowed). I typically add these items to the landscaping of rock gardens around my yard.
Customer Review of Lisa York Arts Pottery I realized the mug and I are very similar. Tall and slender, a little golden, a little grey, a little out of round. Perfect." Why I buy Pottery...an interview.
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Why I buy Pottery...an interview.
Why I buy Pottery...an interview.
Close up of the Pitcher, and an image of Lynn at her kiln.    |
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