Amy Frankie Smith. Ceramics, UK

Amy Frankie Smith. Ceramics, UK

Amy Frankie Smith. Ceramics, UK
Amy Frankie Smith. Ceramist, UK  ⸻
Amy Frankie Smith. Ceramics, UK

Beautiful porcelain lamps inspired by the sea

Amy crafts stunning lighting from her studio on Shoreham Beach, near Brighton. Using porcelain ceramic, she creates simple yet elegant designs that glow with the natural translucency of the clay. The sea right outside her studio brings a breath of fresh air into her work, influencing the soothing colors and fluid shapes of her lamps. It’s like each piece carries a bit of the beach with it, from the color to the light play.

Amy crafts stunning lighting from her studio on Shoreham Beach, near Brighton. Using porcelain ceramic, she creates simple yet elegant designs that glow with the natural translucency of the clay. The sea right outside her studio brings a breath of fresh air into her work, influencing the soothing colors and fluid shapes of her lamps. It’s like each piece carries a bit of the beach with it, from the color to the light play.

Her style is all about clean, honest shapes that seem to flow as effortlessly as the sea itself. She loves to work together with clients to tailor-make lights that fit perfectly into their spaces, making each piece genuinely unique. Whether it’s adjusting the size, tweaking the proportions, or playing with the light function, Amy’s all about making sure you get exactly what you need.

I stumbled upon Amy’s work during London Craft Week 2024, where her booth showcased her custom projects. Her work really stood out, capturing the calm and beauty of the beach in every light she displayed. She’s open to chatting over Zoom or even visiting your space to kick off the design process, starting from scratch or tweaking something she already has to make it just right for you. Whether you’re dipping your toes into custom pieces for the first time or you’re a seasoned interior design pro, Amy’s got a knack for turning lighting ideas into stunning reality.

Amy crafts stunning lighting from her studio on Shoreham Beach, near Brighton. Using porcelain ceramic, she creates simple yet elegant designs that glow with the natural translucency of the clay. The sea right outside her studio brings a breath of fresh air into her work, influencing the soothing colors and fluid shapes of her lamps. It’s like each piece carries a bit of the beach with it, from the color to the light play.

Her style is all about clean, honest shapes that seem to flow as effortlessly as the sea itself. She loves to work together with clients to tailor-make lights that fit perfectly into their spaces, making each piece genuinely unique. Whether it’s adjusting the size, tweaking the proportions, or playing with the light function, Amy’s all about making sure you get exactly what you need.

I stumbled upon Amy’s work during London Craft Week 2024, where her booth showcased her custom projects. Her work really stood out, capturing the calm and beauty of the beach in every light she displayed. She’s open to chatting over Zoom or even visiting your space to kick off the design process, starting from scratch or tweaking something she already has to make it just right for you. Whether you’re dipping your toes into custom pieces for the first time or you’re a seasoned interior design pro, Amy’s got a knack for turning lighting ideas into stunning reality.

● Contact details

Amy Frankie Smith Studio
6 Flag Square
Shoreham Beach
Sussex
BN43 5RZ

Visits by appointment
amy@amyfrankiesmith.com
(+44) 07779001172

por·​ce·​lain: a hard, fine-grained, sonorous, nonporous, and usually translucent and white ceramic ware that consists essentially of kaolin, quartz, and a feldspathic rock and is fired at a high temperature.

At every level of the hierarchy, we develop ground-breaking, ground-breaking built environments, experiences, and as well as creative solutions.

We carry this collective knowledge forward and apply it to every brief, ensuring that we prioritize our client’s needs and get to the heart of what motivates.

At every level of the hierarchy, we develop ground-breaking, ground-breaking built environments, experiences, and as well as creative solutions.

From the electricity supplied by green energy providers to fire her small electric kiln to her packaging, the environmental impact of Amy’s work is always taken into account.
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