Materials
Ceramic and resin, named plainly.
Two materials, plus a terrazzo speckle we cast into the resin. Each is chosen for what it does in a real home — not for how it photographs.
Ceramic
Kiln-fired stoneware — dense, glazed, wipes clean, with real weight in the hand. Most of our bath sets are built around it.
Resin
Cast and moulded — lighter than ceramic, water-resistant, shrugs off a knock. Well suited to shared and family bathrooms.
Terrazzo Resin
Resin cast with a speckled terrazzo finish — the look of stone, at a weight you can lift one-handed. The most sculptural finish we make.
Ceramic
Kiln-fired stoneware, fired hard and sealed, so the surface is dense, smooth and non-porous. The glazed surface resists soap residue, limescale and water marks — it wipes clean and keeps its finish over years.
Resin
A solid cast resin, moulded rather than fired. Light, with a smooth even surface and no glaze to chip. Naturally water-resistant, and casting frees up shapes hard to throw in clay — softer curves, marbled and stone-effect finishes.
Terrazzo Resin
Cast resin with the terrazzo speckle set through the surface rather than printed on it. It reads as stone but stays light enough to move one-handed, and the speckle falls differently on every piece. Those small variations are the finish, not a flaw.
We don't dress one material up as another. When a piece is resin, we say resin, terrazzo pieces included. The material is named on every product page.
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