We primarily collaborate with interior designers, architects, museums, and private clients on bespoke ceramic commissions for residential and commercial spaces.

Our work ranges from a single commemorative tile to full kitchen backsplashes, fireplace surrounds, stair murals, bathrooms, and other architectural installations.

Yes. Every commission is developed specifically for its setting, drawing inspiration from the architecture, landscape, and stories unique to each client and project.

Every commission begins with a conversation. We discuss the project, review inspiration, understand the architecture, and determine whether the studio is the right fit before beginning design development.

Absolutely. We regularly work alongside architects, interior designers, contractors, and installers throughout the design and installation process.

Nearly every aspect of a commission can be customized, including tile size, clay body, glaze, painting style, borders, trim details, and decorative finishes.

Every commission begins with conversation and research. Inspiration may come from the architecture, surrounding landscape, family history, regional flora, historical references, or meaningful personal stories. Together, these elements become a composition designed specifically for its setting.

Because every commission is unique, proposals are developed according to the scope of work rather than by square footage. Design development, customization, illustration complexity, and production requirements all contribute to the final investment.

Project timelines vary depending on the scope of the commission and the studio's production schedule. Estimated lead times are discussed during the initial consultation and confirmed before work begins.

Yes. Every commission includes detailed tile labeling and installation guidance. Installation consultation and on-site supervision are also available when appropriate.

Yes. Completed commissions are carefully photographed, labeled, packed, and shipped for installation throughout the United States and internationally.

Complete the Project Inquiry form with information about your project. If the commission is a good fit for the studio, we'll schedule an introductory conversation to discuss the vision, scope, and next steps.