Where nostalgia meets modern refinement.

Embracing the emerging “Newstalgia” trend, Florinne beautifully blends the charm of the past with the clean sophistication of the present. This stunning pattern reimagines heritage motifs through a fresh, contemporary lens, creating a design that feels both familiar and new.

Forager by Robert Gordon is designed with a carefully applied reactive glaze that free-flows over each shape to create a unique finish on every piece. Featuring an unglazed bottom, the collection highlights the richness of raw materials through exposed stoneware and offers a handmade, organic appeal.

Now expanding with the introduction of oval plates and nest bowls, Forager provides even greater versatility for chefs and operators. The new shapes are thoughtfully crafted to enhance food presentation—oval plates offer elegant plating surfaces ideal for composed dishes, while the nest bowls bring layered dimension and depth to the table. Together, these additions elevate the collection’s artisanal aesthetic and broaden its creative potential.

Where Earth Meets Flame

Fire from Off Grid Studio is designed by Potter Sam Gordon to blend the look of hand-crafted pottery with modern durability. Inspired by the raw beauty of wood-fired ceramics, Fire captures the essence of this traditional process, where wood is the sole fuel and the kiln requires constant attention to reach and maintain high temperatures. As the wood burns, its natural minerals vaporize and interact with the clay, creating organic, brush-like glaze effects that only nature can achieve.

Offered in three semi-matte glazes, Smoke, Timber, and Ember, each piece is intentionally reactive, showcasing unique highlights, subtle colour shifts, and one-of-a-kind edge details. Available in nine shapes across coupe and presentation-style profiles, Fire pairs timeless craftsmanship with functional elegance for today’s tabletop.

“Wood fired ceramics is in my opinion the truest form of pottery; the clay is dug from the earth, touched by hands and transformed by fired wood." ~Sam Gordon

Classic, stackable, functional

Following the recent success of the Concorde collection, Folio by Steelite is pleased to introduce two new colourways in an elegant matt finish: Blanc and Noir. These contemporary shades have been crafted to complement the clean, architectural lines of the Concorde design, offering operators greater versatility in food presentation.

Where nostalgia meets modern refinement.

Embracing the emerging “Newstalgia” trend, Florinne beautifully blends the charm of the past with the clean sophistication of the present. This stunning pattern reimagines heritage motifs through a fresh, contemporary lens, creating a design that feels both familiar and new.

Forager by Robert Gordon is designed with a carefully applied reactive glaze that free-flows over each shape to create a unique finish on every piece. Featuring an unglazed bottom, the collection highlights the richness of raw materials through exposed stoneware and offers a handmade, organic appeal.

Now expanding with the introduction of oval plates and nest bowls, Forager provides even greater versatility for chefs and operators. The new shapes are thoughtfully crafted to enhance food presentation—oval plates offer elegant plating surfaces ideal for composed dishes, while the nest bowls bring layered dimension and depth to the table. Together, these additions elevate the collection’s artisanal aesthetic and broaden its creative potential.

Where Earth Meets Flame

Fire from Off Grid Studio is designed by Potter Sam Gordon to blend the look of hand-crafted pottery with modern durability. Inspired by the raw beauty of wood-fired ceramics, Fire captures the essence of this traditional process, where wood is the sole fuel and the kiln requires constant attention to reach and maintain high temperatures. As the wood burns, its natural minerals vaporize and interact with the clay, creating organic, brush-like glaze effects that only nature can achieve.

Offered in three semi-matte glazes, Smoke, Timber, and Ember, each piece is intentionally reactive, showcasing unique highlights, subtle colour shifts, and one-of-a-kind edge details. Available in nine shapes across coupe and presentation-style profiles, Fire pairs timeless craftsmanship with functional elegance for today’s tabletop.

“Wood fired ceramics is in my opinion the truest form of pottery; the clay is dug from the earth, touched by hands and transformed by fired wood." ~Sam Gordon