Heath Ceramics has historical past. The firm was created in Sausalito, Calif., in 1948, by Edith Heath, a potter and artist, and her husband, Brian Heath. It has lengthy been identified for its easy, utilitarian shapes and sometimes impartial glazes; the items match seamlessly within the midcentury aesthetic. The firm suffered some onerous occasions, however in 2003 it was purchased by Robin Petravic and Catherine Bailey, a husband and spouse workforce. They opened a studio and retailer in Los Angeles in 2008 and added linens, pillows and different equipment to the stock. This fall the corporate has launched its plates, bowls, vases and mugs in a brand new set of glazes referred to as Winter Seasonal, in a palette that runs from darkish purple and cranberry pink to paler azure and lavender.
Heath Ceramics, $28 and up for ceramics, heathceramics.com.
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