DESIGN
How to Choose the Perfect Ceramic Color
By Gary Mo
Classic, colorful, or a blend of both? While our ceramics are timelessly designed to suit all spaces, we often get asked which ceramic color to choose. Who better to answer than the designer herself? Here, our Product Development Manager, Christy Caza, breaks it down for you by ceramic color.
“Go with a color that you like. Trust your gut, and don’t be afraid to choose multiple colors.”
Speckled White
“You can’t go wrong with Speckled White. Easily our best-selling color, it’s an everyday essential that goes with everything. The speckled surface brings depth to the warm white and gives each piece a unique character. It’s a great base that easily layers with other colors.”
SHOP SPECKLED WHITE
Dove Gray
“A great neutral that can have a calming effect as a cooler hue. The distinct edge of Dove Gray looks great on a warm tabletop, and pairing it with Midnight Blue can create a more dramatic, eye-catching aesthetic.”
SHOP DOVE GRAY
Midnight Blue
“Midnight Blue is a show-stopping color. The rich, deep blue easily draws the eye and looks even more dazzling when serving food or displaying flowers. If you’re not ready to choose it as your primary ceramic color, mix it into your palette with serveware or decor pieces. It pairs well on wood tabletops, and adds depth and interest to any space.”
SHOP MIDNIGHT BLUE
Desert Taupe
“The warmer tone of Desert Taupe effortlessly warms up cooler spaces and looks especially wonderful on marble and stone surfaces. One of our favorite combinations is to pair it with Speckled White or Midnight Blue to complement or soften the overall impression.”
SHOP DESERT TAUPE
Blush Pink
“Blush Pink is a warm and fun color that always pairs well in white spaces; it adds a touch of color without overpowering other neutral tones. On wood or stone tabletops, this hue is a nice option over Speckled White if you’re looking for something a touch more vivacious.”
SHOP BLUSH PINK
“It’s all about balance. Neutrals with more dramatic colors. Warmer tones with cooler tones. We want to make it easier for you to mix and match them.”
