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Organic Layouts — Tudor Magazine

Paris, France. February 2015. An interior design publication was profiling a pottery studio called Clay. Photography Assistant: Ingrid Li. Prop Stylist: Quentin Berger.

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 We juxtaposed the minimal layout of Clay’s studio with their pottery design using natural lighting and a wide-angle lens.

We juxtaposed the minimal layout of Clay’s studio with their pottery design using natural lighting and a wide-angle lens.

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 Clay’s studio had very neutral tones. We wanted to maintain that feel and were careful about placing earthy textures with subdued, complimentary colors.

Clay’s studio had very neutral tones. We wanted to maintain that feel and were careful about placing earthy textures with subdued, complimentary colors.

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