Gerberoy - 6 Piece Set

She shed decor ought to feel like a private declaration, not a hand-me-down from the living room — and Gerberoy was designed with that exact distinction in mind. Six ceramic flowers in blush pink and rose, named after the Picardy village that has been buried under climbing roses for longer than anyone bothered to document. The palette moves from pale dawn blush through deeper evening rose, six tones that coexist the way climbing roses coexist on old stone. Every bloom is finished by hand in our ceramics studio with reactive glazes that warm under lamplight the way a real garden warms at dusk. Carried by the Chicago Field Museum, the set spans ranunculus, begonia, peony, gardenia, and camellia forms between three and a half and four and a half inches — compact enough for a single wall, vivid enough to halt a visitor mid-thought and make them ask who chose these particular blooms.