Supper club superheroes Laura Jackson and Alice Levine first collaborated with Habitat on a linen and textiles collection in 2017. 

Now, after a chance trip to Puglia in Italy, the duo have been inspired to team forces with the British furnishing company again, this time to create a ceramics collection. 

Handmade in the Southern Italian artisan town of Grottaglie, the collection teams colour clashing, bold hues and hand painted designs with muted stone-coloured pieces. Indeed, Jackson even went to meet the Fasano family (who have worked with Habitat over the years) to find out more about the iconic splatter-style traits of their workshop.

The result? Well, see for yourself:

With each item being produced traditionally, holding a unique piece from the collection is actually attainable. Whether it’s the set of small plates you’re after or a brightly painted utensils pot, everything has an individual edge to it and will trend-up your table in no time! 

Each piece is playful and fun, which really reflects the creative freedom from the supper club geniuses and the Habitat design team. And, championing a new era in ceramics, the collection is pretty much guaranteed to give your home a sophisticated update – without the heart-stopping price tag.

Here are Stylist’s favourite picks (see you at the checkout)…

NANCY White Speckled With Orange Rim 12 Piece Dinner Set

Plates with a raised lip are all the range, previously spotted at a few up and coming restaurants in Hackney.

£100, habitat.com

MARTINA Red Splatter Large Serving Bowl 

This bowl has already been added to my basket. That’s all.

£35, habitat.com

FRANCESA Red And Yellow Face Small Platter

Arguably the most iconic piece in the collection.

£20, habitat.com

Images: Instagram/ Kristin Perers for Habitat