Russel Wright believed in taking the chore out of entertaining, making preparing food, dining, and even cleaning up afterwards all part of an easy-going, social experience. His iconic American Modern dishware became a mid-century signature in homes across America, and the smooth lines of this creamer wouldn't look out of place in a contemporary kitchen today.
A bellwether in America’s shift in taste toward modern design, potter and artist Russel Wright’s 1937 American Modern line of dishes and tableware has all the clean, expressive warmth you’d want on the dining table. And yes, that even goes for the creamer.
It's Friday (huzzah!), and we resolutely plan on spending the afternoon daydreaming about a leisurely weekend brunch spent in pajamas with the paper and a fresh brew. Bauer's classic 32 ounce ceramic coffee pot will make pouring your morning caffeine fix an extra-special pleasure, and comes available in 15 equally bright and cheery colors that will look just as good on your countertop during the rest of the week.
Hella Jongerius designed this beautiful seven-part porcelain dinner service set for Royal Tichelaar Makkum, a Dutch company that has been producing ceramics for over four centuries. Each piece in the collection is unique, with very slight glaze distinctions.
