Published Jan 12, 2024
Robin Petravic: Midcentury modern design principles and Heath Ceramics
Robin Petravic, co-owner of Heath Ceramics, delves into the company's adherence to mid-century modern design and ethical business practices, reflecting on local manufacturing, sustainability, and their hybrid work model's evolution during the pandemic. He also highlights the profound influence of Edith Heath and the fusion of Japanese wabi-sabi aesthetics in their craftsmanship.
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