HOST’s unparalleled collection of circular designs, featuring the work of more than 40 pioneering designers provides one stop destination to discover low-impact design. Explore unique designs, each intricately linked to innovation, craftsmanship and storytelling.
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A series of sculptural artefacts exploring femininity, craft and sacredness.
Our recently developed ReCinder material is rather unique in nature and inherent qualities. It offers a new approach to ceramic making, along with new possibilities, sensational textures and a spectrum of ultra-local opportunities for creative collaboration, making and manufacturing.
Handcrafted in London E10, the STRATA collection reduces the use of virgin materialwhile keeping its logistical footprint to a minimum. In some ways, it returns to a traditional model of making, when potters worked closer to the source of their raw materials.
Born from curiosity and an unfiltered creative impulse, this limited-edition Photogram series explore the entanglement of human and nonhuman life viewed through consumption, labour and the act of image-making.
The STRATA sculptural ceramic range brings contemporary character, tactile richness and a significantly reduced environmental impact. Inspired by the layered geological erosion of the Suffolk coast, the collection explores the dialogue between surface and material, form and proportion - a quiet reminder of fragile beauty and ecological balance. Designed and made in London.
Leading the way in circular design since 2018, THE HOME OF SUSTAINABLE THINGS [HOST] partners with designers to develop pioneering material research into thoughtfully curated product collections. Emphasising craftsmanship, sustainability and innovation HOST employs a multidisciplinary approach that integrates design, technology and science to provide tangible, circular design solutions for urban environments, minimising material loss in the process.
