We recently heard from Fanny Singer, the founder of Permanent Collection (one of our favorite cult houseware lines), about her new Platter Project, a collection of limited edition platters she commissioned from a small group of artists and artisans. “The project celebrates the art of cooking, entertaining, and gathering around the table with a series of small-edition handmade platters designed for family style conviviality (but beautiful enough to keep on permanent display),” she says. “Every six months to a year, we’ll release a new capsule collection of platters in a range of media (from ceramic to wood to papier-maché, etc.), bringing together works by artisans and fine artists alike, many I’ve known from my years of working in the art and design worlds.”
The first collection includes six platters made by LA-based artists Raina Lee and Kymia Nawabi, Norfolk-based potter Edmund Davies, Petaluma-based ceramicist Zoe Dering, and Philadelphia-based ceramic artist Jordan McDonald.
Above: The suite of five platters on display. Above: Zoe Dering is a Bay Area-based potter known for her hand-carving technique. For Permanent Collection, she created an oval platter hand-built from a slab and glazed in a glossy white glaze reminiscent of a meringue frosting. A bas-relief scalloped detail ornaments the edge. Her platter references early 20th-century white stoneware fish platters from France: exaggerated ovals intended for the dimensions of a whole fish to be served at the table. $400 from Permanent Collection. Above: Los Angeles-based multidisciplinary artist Kymia Nawabi created a wide, round hand-built marbled platter made of two different clays whose natural color values work in visual opposition. Inspired by the Japanese Nerikomi technique of stacking and cutting different colors of clay to create patterns, Kymia Nawabi’s process yields unpredictable, geologic designs. $400 from Permanent Collection. Above: LA-based Raina Lee’s racetrack-shaped stoneware platter is hand-built from a slab and glazed with multiple custom glazes. Raina Lee’s intention with the glazing was to create a watery landscape, the feeling of an atmospheric seascape, or body of water giving way to land. $400 from Permanent Collection. Above: From Jordan McDonald, a ceramic artist based in Philadelphia: A generous, parchment-colored round platter with a shallow bowl and turned-down lip decorated with an emerald-toned botanical motif and matte finish. $550 from Permanent Collection. Above: Edmund Davies, a studio potter based in Norfolk, UK, contributed a round mid-sized stoneware platter thrown on the wheel in an iron- rich blend of clays with a soft semi-transparent eggshell texture; the platter is painted freehand with a quilt-like pattern of iron and cobalt oxide, an inky hue that alludes to Japanese sumi ink calligraphy. $250 from Permanent Collection.
The Platter Project is a collection of exclusive platters created by Remodelista in collaboration with select ceramics artists.
How can I purchase a Platter from the Platter Project?
You can purchase a platter from the Platter Project on the Remodelista website. Simply visit the product page and follow the instructions to place your order.
Are the platters in the Platter Project handmade?
Yes, all platters in the Platter Project are handmade by talented ceramics artists.
Can I use the platters in the Platter Project for serving food?
Absolutely! The platters in the Platter Project are not only beautiful but also functional. They are designed to be used for serving food.
Are the platters in the Platter Project dishwasher safe?
Yes, the platters in the Platter Project are dishwasher safe. However, it is always recommended to check the specific care instructions provided with each platter.
Can I return or exchange a platter from the Platter Project?
Returns or exchanges are subject to the Remodelista's return policy. Please reach out to their customer service for any inquiries related to returns or exchanges.
Are there any limitations on the quantity of platters I can purchase from the Platter Project?
There may be limitations on the quantity of platters you can purchase from the Platter Project, depending on the availability and the specific terms mentioned on the Remodelista website. Please refer to the product page for more information.
Can I find the Platter Project platters in stores?
The Platter Project platters are exclusively available for purchase on the Remodelista website and may not be found in physical stores.
What is the material used to make the Platter Project platters?
The materials used to make the Platter Project platters vary depending on the selected ceramics artists. Each platter's material composition can be found on the respective product page.
Will there be new platter designs added to the Platter Project in the future?
Remodelista may consider adding new platter designs to the Platter Project in the future. Stay updated by visiting the Remodelista website or subscribing to their newsletter for any announcements.
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