Architecture · interiors · hospitality

Ceramics for exceptional interiors.

An artwork brings scale, colour and a point of connection to a place. CERAMIC FACTORY works with architects and interior designers to select sculptures, vessels and ceramic objects for private residences, hotels and reception spaces.

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ALEXANDRE, a large ochre ceramic artwork indoors

A presence considered with its setting.

In a lobby, living room or courtyard, a ceramic artwork can extend architectural lines or introduce contrast. Its relationship with furniture, viewing distances and light matters as much as its dimensions.

Our House Collection and artist editions offer complementary approaches: choosing an existing form or starting a dialogue around a site-specific creation. Expertise in clay-body formulation within RAOULT FILS informs our research into texture, colour and finish.

A conversation with the House

From selection to a bespoke commission.

Share a plan, views of the setting, the material palette and the scale you have in mind. We can discuss an existing artwork or explore a bespoke development. Proportions, clay body, finish and installation requirements are considered together. A project schedule depends on its scope and the stages of making.

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Before we begin

A few practical points.

What should I send for an initial discussion?

The type of setting, intended use, available dimensions, photographs or a plan, surrounding materials and your target date provide a useful starting point.

Can a collection form be adapted?

Dimensions, clay body and finish can be explored with the House. Adaptations require artistic and technical assessment; they involve more than enlarging an existing piece.

How should we approach a hotel project?

Tell us about the proposed position, circulation, access and the role of the artwork. Stability, handling and any anchoring requirements are considered from the first exchanges.

CERAMIC FACTORY · Normandie

An artwork, a setting, a conversation.

Share your intention, a selection of artworks or the first images of your project.

Discuss an architectural project