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The Colors You’re Going to See the Next Six Months.
Every season the team at the Pantone Color Institute evaluates the colors shown by fashion designers in their collections at New York Fashion Week.
From here, we get the PANTONE Fashion Color Report. These are the colors that are influencing designers, inspiring retail, and informing artists.
In this year’s 2017 Fall and Winter Color Report, there’s a lot of colors I’m very fond of. I’ve been using a lot of these colors in the Mid Century dinnerware set. My versions would be Deep Olive Speckle, Deep Sienna Speckle and Fire Brick paired with the Tourmaline. You can see these on the Bungalow Potter Glazes page.
Grenadine also shows up in my Urban line. I haven’t officially launched the Urban line, but it’s essentially exactly what it sounds like–smooth, sleek, sexy, chic plates and pieces that make you want to throw out your Ikea dishes. What I love about this line is that its not pretending to be anything other than it is. Simple, chic, and understated with colors that connect. To check out the dinnerware catalog, click here for the Bungalow Potter Dinner Ware Catalog. You can even take a mini peek at the Urban line in this mini graphic. It’s pretty straightforward.
Autumn Maple has to be my favorite color in this year’s trendcast. It’s essentially Bungalow Potter orange, and let’s face it, orange IS my favorite color.
Overall, these trend colors are pretty classic, and include colors that I’ve been offering glaze recipes for since 2013.
Here’s a look at some of the reduction glazes and the solid glazes from this palette. Not all of them are exact, but man, they’re almost on the dot.
Bungalow Potter Bungaloware™ Glazes
Bungalow Potter SOLID Glazes
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What folks say
I got two lovely pieces from Bungalow Potter and really love ’em! BP has some really beautiful items–and I really enjoy the website. My mug and bowl in my casa have added some much needed color. LOVE IT!
I Picked up this beautiful little pitcher from Stæven Lewis Frey of Bungalow Potter last week. Oh my word. It has brightened my whole house. Pictures don’t do it justice. So impressed with the weight and quality. It’s beauty blesses me daily. In fact, I wanted one of everything….every piece I saw in Staeven’s studio was purely lovely. Handmade may cost more, but you get what you pay for.
I used to not like pottery. It was pretentious, and not practical. I feel like I’ve discovered pottery all over again–that’s practical, humble, and I can use it every day and not feel like I have to manage a hedge fund to have it either.
I own some pottery from Bungalow Potter! I came upon this business online, now I cant stop purchasing things! It makes such a great unique gift that lasts a lifetime and there are SO many choices too. It is all handmade from beginning to end. The customer service is very personal, straight from the artist himself. He is quick to respond to questions and very friendly.
Being friends with Stæven already, I always was asking for lessons–but couldn’t believe it when I actually had one. It was unbelievable. I had no clue what I was doing, but made pieces out of clay–I’d never thought I could. It was more like therapy–or playing–than work!
I came to make a mug for a birthday, and ended up making three pieces! Stæven made it easy to understand each stage, making everything fun and never overwhelming–walking me through every stage, and letting me express my ideas–helping me get there. AND I love my pieces!
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