Ceramic Art for Interior Designers
One-of-a-kind sculptural ceramics from a San Francisco Bay Area studio — for rooms that need one thing in them made by a human hand.
You may have already seen my work in a designed room. At the 2026 San Francisco Decorator Showcase, Peruri Design Company placed a collection of my pieces throughout their living room — a large white sculptural vase on the mantel, Shell vessels on the console, a hand-formed tray on the coffee table. Architectural Digest covered the room; the Wall Street Journal put it on the cover.
That project is the clearest way to explain what I offer designers: not décor to fill a surface, but a small number of objects with enough presence to hold a room's attention — and a maker who thinks about your room, not just her shelf.
How designers source from me
1 — Take an available piece. Everything in the shop is real, photographed honestly, priced on the page ($220–$1,500), and ships in 2–3 business days — fast enough for an install week. When you need to see more before specifying, email me and I'll send extra angles, a short video, or exact dimensions the same day.
2 — Build a grouping. The Showcase installation wasn't three lucky finds; it was composed — heights, surfaces, and sight lines worked out as one arrangement. If your project needs several pieces that belong together, send me the room and I'll propose a grouping from available work, new work, or both.
3 — Commission the missing piece. When the room calls for a specific scale, palette, or form, I build it: most commissions run 6–10 weeks from brief to delivery. I'll tell you in the first email whether your timeline is realistic — clay dries at its own speed, and I don't promise dates I can't fire.
Every piece is one of one, hand-built in stoneware, and signed. Your client will never see it in another project.
High-resolution images and dimensions for every work, ready for client presentations.
Careful packing; if a piece arrives damaged, photo within 7 days and I replace or refund it in full.
Shipping nationwide from San Jose, California; local pickup by appointment.
One email, one person: AnastasiaBabenkoArt@gmail.com reaches me, not a studio manager. I reply within one business day.
The practical part
Start with the room
Tell me what the space needs — a photo of the wall or surface, rough dimensions, your palette, your date. That's enough for a useful first reply. Or start by browsing vases, sculptures, wall sculptures, and trays.