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Now in its second year, Material Matters is the newest and most exciting addition to the London Design Festival.

ames, a company that predominantly uses traditional natural materials + craft techniques found in Colombia for projects with collaborators, has released some impactful products in 2023.

Pani Jurek's collection of BARVA VASES combine vibrant color spots, wavy lines, and textures that echo strokes of a painter's brush.

Audo Copenhagen's garden collection reflects classic minimalism, clean lines, earth tones, and natural materials that are adaptable for residential + commercial use.

The POTR Letterbox Vase harnesses the antimicrobial powers of copper to help fresh flowers realize their full potential while also reducing the carbon footprint.

Brian Peters' new Dyadic Series are limited-edition 3D-printed ceramic sculptures that offer a convincingly woven appearance.

Chris Wolston presents Flower Power, a series of whimsical terracotta furniture and lighting inspired by tropical flora found in Colombian mountains and forests.

The Studio Floris Wubben Collection, an impactful series of large-scale ceramics that merges function + sculpture, was presented by SPC at London Design Week 2023.

Drag And Drop's ceramic collection falls in line with the search to reimagine the function + aesthetics of commonplace items – in this case, 3D-printed clay vases.

BZIPPY's Ruffle & Clover Collection introduces ceramic vases, planters + side tables in fresh new forms to the brand, along with the debut of its new Birch glaze.

Now made in a new material, the Hydro Glass Vase is a modern interpretation of traditional ceramic pottery and ancient Greek vessels.

Inspired by the moderne + art deco concrete water infrastructure of the New Deal era, the Loop Fountain by Lily Clark flows with tranquil notes.