Old Course Hotel, St Andrews
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We recently had the pleasure of working with the stunning Old Course Hotel on a bespoke collection of ceramics for their beautiful luxury Spa. Set in the heart of St Andrews, the hotel overlooks the famous West Sands Beach and is home to the legendary The Open Championship course.
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For the spa restaurant, a collection of pieces from our white flecked range was chosen to work beautifully together. Our extra large petal bowls, white flecked serving platters and cereal bowls all sit so naturally alongside one another, all in those off-white tones with gentle flecks scattered across the surface that we love so much.
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Alongside the existing pieces, we were asked to create a bespoke set of ramekins in two sizes. These were designed to complement the range perfectly, with subtle dimples across the surface and a softly defined edge. We wanted them to feel tactile and organic, but still refined enough for a luxury spa setting.
Seeing them lined up fresh from the kiln in the studio was such a lovely moment.
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To know our ceramics are now being used in such a stunning setting, with views across the sea and one of the most famous golf landscapes in the world, feels incredibly special. It is such a privilege to see our handmade pieces become part of a space like this.
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Inspired by the delicate curvature of a petal, these stackable ceramic bowls are handmade from a flecked clay and finished with an elegant white glaze that allows the characterful speckles of the clay to show through.
The perfect bowl for serving dinner party staples such as canapés and condiments or for using as decorative accessories around the home to display much-loved items.
Small - Top Diameter 9cm x Base diameter 5cm
Medium - Top Diameter 13cm x Base diameter 6cm
Large - Top Diameter 15cm x Base diameter 7cm
Extra Large - Top Diameter 17cm x Base diameter 8cm
Top Diameters measured from the widest part of the bowl.