today and tomorrow

After Reflections by Goran Petercol.

found at vvork

This “New York Delft” porcelain dinnerware set by Lovegrove & Repucci, is probably the only kind of Delft I would ever buy.

This teacup by Robert Lazzarini is not just a basic Photoshop filter but a real sculpture. Actually, all his artworks are distorted objects.

found at cammmpo

Beccy Ridsdel her porcelain work is probably quite different than anything you grandmother has.

found at yatzer

This Sèvres Vase Clock by Georgios Maridakis actually works with any vase. You can place any you like on the stand and then adjust the hammer. Every hour the hammer will knock on the vase, the sound will depend on the vase of course. The combination of a hammer and porcelain is quite nice.

found at Yanko Design

Anamorphosis is a collection of platters by Luc d’Hanis & Sofie Lachaert for Droog. The distorted drawing on the platters only reveals themselves when you place a reflective object in the middle of the platter.

The girls of Front digitised a Royal Delft vase and added some parameters to the material in the 3D software. It was then exposed to a simulated gust of wind. This is really a typical Front project.
The Blow Away vase is available from Moooi.

Daniel Pirsc came up with the idea of porcelain 3D wallpaper. Does it still qualify as wallpaper? The effect is quite nice though.

found at fubiz

Punk Assemblage by Trixie Delicious.

Ami Drach & Dov Ganchrow came up the “+/- hot plate”. They silk-screened gold or Amorphic Metal films onto ceramic plates. If you connect the to an electric source, the current will run through the pattern on the plate and keep the food warm. But why would you want to eat warm chocolate mouse?

found at designboom weblog