Plastic cup holder
Using disposable cups is common in hotels. Extending their function to a more specified and dignified level is my comment for a more playful way of living. Everyday Sunday is a plastic cup holder, which customizes a plastic cup for different situations by creating an illusion of authenticity.

by Niina Aalto

Ivana Brenner from Argentina makes really nice compositions out of … I guess it’s glass or plastic or even porcelain …
There are more colorful ones in the current issue of ‘Ruby Mag‘, an online magazine.
found @ bored&beautiful

Money Hammer by C.Quoi. Buy one here.
found @ designboom weblog

Stephanie DeArmond combines typography & ceramics in a fresh way.

What did I just say about art & porcelain? Dezeen just posted the latest work by Barnaby Barford. That’s what we would call modern ‘postuurkes’ in Flemish.

I guess porcelain is having a revival as a material for artists and designers. These porcelain branches are by Guy Michael Davis.

Disturbed Lamp by Judith van den Boom.

Lorena Barrezueta made this Gourmet Collection, a porcelain tableware set inspired by aluminium forms we al know from grill parties and take-away food.

Bronze branches and porcelain blossoms by David Wiseman.

Sarah Grove makes porcelain vases and jugs, but their surfaces look like upholstery and textured textiles to suggest comfort and luxury.