Heath Ceramics

Basic installation is all you need to create a unique display with Heath's new dual-glazed collection. Each color pattern has up to six different pieces that, when put together randomly, make for a subtlly striking set of field tiles. They're kept in-stock so there's no waiting or delivery time, which means you can get grouting as soon as you're ready.

Historic pottery Heath Ceramics has unveiled two new colors for the soon-to-be released summer 2009 collection—Marigold Frost and Hibiscus Frost. The new colorway will appear on vases (seen here), serving bowls, and mugs. The collection will only be available for a limited time, from April 1st until supplies run out.

We love Sausalito, California–based Heath Ceramics for carrying the torch of mid-century design and California manufacturing. For their drinking glasses, they linked up with an 80-year-old glassblowing workshop in West Virginia. Each glass is touched by no fewer than ten artisans—who blow and finish every piece by hand—before it heads to market.

Sausalito-based ceramics company Heath together with type foundry House Industries recently released these eye-catching address plates, emblazoned with fonts designed by Richard Neutra and Charles and Ray Eames.

There are few manufacturers who warm our hearts—and tables—like Heath Ceramics in Sausailto, California. This ceramic bowl, in a seasonal red hue, could be a salad-serving piece as its name suggests, though we think it'd look most excellent filled with green beans.