Ceramic design, and ceramic products, in general, are on a high when it comes to minimalist and Nordic home decor. They can be simple and stylish pieces that come in all shapes and serve pretty much all purposes. So why aren’t you using them in your home decor? Keep reading to find out 5 creative ways to add ceramic design to your mid-century home!
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If you are planning a scandinavian or mid-century modern home for yourself, there are several ways you can include ceramics to make it look even sleeker and get that easy minimalist look. Here are our ideas on how to use them…
VASES AND PLANTERS
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What we love about ceramic vases is that they look great both on their own and with flowers in them. These minimalist black and white-dotted ceramic vases by Portuguese brand Madre, look great both on their own and as a set!
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Ceramic planters give your plants a sophisticated home and will definitely help keep them alive longer.
LIGHTING
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You know your house needs lighting, so this is just another awesome excuse for you to add a ceramic stylish touch to your home decor. These particular pieces were designed by Mark Braun and we love them!
CUPS
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Perfect for those rainy days, a ceramic cup is probably one of the most comforting pieces you can have in your kitchen. This set is once again by Madre. “Communicating through ceramics, wood, metal, and kindness, Madre aims to create meaningful objects“.
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DISHES
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Ceramic dishes are most likely the most diverse and best dishes you could have. They come in all colors, shapes and sizes and they always look great whether in a daily lunch, or a Valentine’s Day very special dinner.
DECOR AND EXTRAS
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There are many other ways to include ceramics in your home design. Ceramic design and ceramic art can also come in a multitude of decor pieces. As seen above, you can use it in your bathroom to accentuate the nordic vibes. Or you can also pair it with wooden elements and create a minimalist tray to decorate your dining table.
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