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If you fantasize about trading in your cubicle for a former-warehouse artist’s studio flooded with light, filled with plants, where snacks flow freely—then you’ll probably think Brooklyn-based ceramicist Helen Levi‘s life is pretty dreamy. We asked Helen to walk us through her daily routine and tell us about her beautiful studio. It didn’t disappoint. Don’t think you’ll get to live that artist life?
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Helen Levi produces all her handmade ceramics in a bright, airy corner studio in Red Hook, Brooklyn. Helen launched her online shop in 2013, which for her was a natural progression after starting an Instagram profile, allowing her to sell her ceramics to customers farther afield. The online shop is an extension of Helen’s studio, she offers unique, one-off pieces that are not sold elsewhere. Though most of Helen’s customers are based in the US, she does ship worldwide, requests ranging from one mug to a complete kitchen outfit. Open studios and one-day sales events are offered on a regular basis, clients can visit her work space, see where everything is made, and leave with their new purchase in hand. The Shopkeeper Pottery has been a hobby of Helen Levi since childhood. Helen had the opportunity to work on a pottery project whilst she was pursuing a career as a photographer, as well as juggling several part time jobs. She was hooked, and switched her focus to working with clay. Helen is inspired by the physical medium and process of ceramics. References to nature evolve as she works, which she uses to name her collections. She loves learning new techniques, […]
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It’s no secret that IKEA offers an affordable, off-the-shelf alternative to a custom kitchen. With the flexibility to mix and match finishes and styles, the Swedish store is a go-to source for renovators, but it’s also ubiquitous. Fortunately, there are lots of ways to personalize an IKEA kitchen, and we need look no further than the Apartment Therapy house tour archives for ideas.
