Ceramic Phone Charging Shelf
Minnie-Mae Studio
£69.50
Delivery included
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- Order placed
- 8th May
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- Dispatched
- 29th May
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- Standard delivery
- 31st May - 3rd June
Credentials
Description
Ceramic charging shelf
I struggle with the aesthetic of modern technology and how to incorporate it into our home. So, I decided to embrace it and make something to accommodate my phone, that also fits in with my decoration style.
Cradles your phone, featuring a gap where your charger can fit through.
Perfect in the kitchen to prop your phone up whilst viewing recipe online, or next to your bed to charge you phone overnight.
Part of my classical shell range inspired by Botticelli’s ‘Birth of Venus’ shell.
Need to know
Approx 20cm x 14cm x 8cm
Delivery
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Delivery options available
Standard delivery: included
Receive it by 31st May - 3rd June
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Minnie-Mae Studio
Kent
I am based in the Kent seaside town of Margate, creating and producing ceramics, printed textiles and interior decoration.
British seaside landscapes, the history of London, Greek mythology, Italian kitsch decoration, East end markets and British vegetable growing culture inspire and inform my imagery and exploration of design, resulting in a healthy obsession with columns, peas and seashells. My hand-crafted ceramics are objects of empowerment, designed to evoke nostalgia and strength, whilst focusing on classical design.
After the birth of our son Vincent, I decided to revisit my love of design and began to attend the drop-in classes at Clayspace. I found my calling and instantly began to spend all my waking hours there. I’ve not stopped since and most of my time is usually spent creating handmade ceramic pieces from inspiration and explorations.
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