August/September 2025
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COLOUR IN THE HOME
looking boldly ahead.” Additional limited-edition pieces are set to follow, continuing to honour heritage while pushing design boundaries.
Statement colour in collectables
Poole Pottery has long been synonymous with colour and craftsmanship, testament to that ethos. Gary Hawley, Designer at Poole Pottery, I have always been fascinated by insects and bugs, and as Poole is synonymous with bright colour and amazing glazes, simply pairing such a graceful shape with a fantastic palette of colours and effects seems appropriate.” Crafted and decorated in Staffordshire, these ornamental wall pieces
are designed to make a striking impression in gifting and collectables and is meticulously hand-painted using Poole Pottery’s iconic patterns, including Horizon, Celestial, Maya, and Ocean. Every piece is signed by the artist, providing a personal touch. Mr Hawley emphasises the ease of display, noting the concealed hanging recess allows for curated, layered wall arrangements. “They’re perfect for lifestyle retail, galleries and design-led gifting,” he adds. The collection demonstrates how statement colour can elevate imagination.
of Nuit taps directly into this trend, offering a sophisticated take on seasonal colour that feels both current and enduring.” Looking ahead, he anticipates that “colours like Nuit are not just seasonal – they’re designed to become staples,” with continued interest in layered palettes that mix heritage hues like Volcanic and Cerise with contemporary tones such as Sea Salt. Le Creuset’s current offering spans iconic classics to fresh releases. Mr Mann highlights, “In August 2025, we introduced Nuit, our deepest blue yet, with a sleek chrome knob that adds a touch of elegance. Earlier this year, we also unveiled Flamme Dorée, a celebratory shade marking our 100th anniversary. It’s a radiant twist on our signature Volcanic, infused with a golden shimmer that honours our legacy while
Colour, craft and creativity
“Colour development is at the forefront of everything we do,” says Richard Eaton, Design Director at Denby. Decisions around colour palettes blend a careful understanding of the existing portfolio with trend greens are currently popular, so we explore a new green palette. And occasionally, it’s just the magic of the kiln. On those special days, you get a trial off the kiln that, even if it’s not the colour you expected, is so beautiful you know ‘it’s the one’. We’ve had plenty of these
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