For hotels, restaurants and corporate projects, form, decoration and logo applications are assessed according to the scope of the project. Technical feasibility, production options and order details are confirmed together with our team.
The custom-production process is planned through design assessment, technical development, sampling and approval.
Brief → moodboard → sample → series
Form / Decoration / Label
Decorative and logo applications can be developed for our existing forms, while requests for new forms may also be assessed depending on the scope of the project. Design, technical feasibility and production details are considered within one process.
Existing forms may be adapted to suit the needs of the project, while requests for new forms are assessed for design and production feasibility. Sketching, technical development, mould-making and sampling are planned according to the project scope.
Colour, texture, glaze and rim details can be applied to existing forms. Design options are assessed together according to intended use, technical feasibility and production conditions.
Logos, monograms and project-specific graphics can be applied to products using a range of techniques. The application method is selected according to the design and product characteristics.
In-glaze, on-glaze, relief and other surface applications are assessed according to the design, product form and conditions of use. The most suitable technique is determined alongside the production details.
The decoration is fired into the glaze at high temperature. It is preferred for lasting, balanced results suited to intensive professional use.
This method expands the possibilities for colour and detail, allowing fine lines, bespoke colour palettes and intricate graphic applications.
Gold and platinum details can be applied as fine lines, filled areas or selected surface accents. Technical requirements and care instructions are defined according to the project.
Logos, monograms or surface details can be developed as embossed or relief elements within the mould. The result gives the product both visual and tactile character.
Matt and gloss areas can be combined in a controlled way on the same product. Surface transitions add depth and a measured sense of contrast to the design.
Detailed graphics, bespoke patterns and multicolour designs can be transferred to the surface through digital printing. Technical suitability is assessed according to the product form and conditions of use.
Brand application is about more than placing a logo on a product. Position, scale, colour and technique are assessed together with the product form and intended conditions of use.
A brand detail protected beneath the glaze.
The logo or monogram is applied before glazing and remains beneath the transparent glaze layer. The application is assessed according to the product form, design and conditions of use.
Flexible in colour and detail.
A logo, monogram or graphic design is applied over the glaze. This method may be considered for multicolour designs, fine details and bespoke tones, depending on the project.
A tactile brand detail on the surface.
The logo or monogram is incorporated into the mould to create an embossed or relief effect on the surface. Its scale, position and depth are assessed according to the product form.
05 · Process
The custom-production process follows a series of steps planned around the scope of the project. Design, technical feasibility and production details are reviewed together at every stage.
We review the brand, intended use, product requirements and aesthetic expectations. Shared references help establish the project framework.
Design alternatives are prepared for form, decoration and brand applications. Each option is considered for both visual direction and production feasibility.
The selected design is developed in line with dimensions, colour, surface, application technique and production requirements.
A sample is prepared according to the project scope. Form, colour, surface and application details are assessed, and any necessary adjustments are completed before approval.
Once the sample and technical details have been approved, order terms, the production plan and the estimated delivery schedule are shared.
Order volume and lead time vary by project type. The ranges below are averages over the last three years.
| Project type | Minimum order | First sample | Series production |
|---|---|---|---|
| Existing form · custom decor | 600 pcs / SKU | 2 — 3 weeks | 6 — 8 weeks |
| Existing form · private label | 600 pcs / SKU | 2 — 3 weeks | 6 — 8 weeks |
| New form · custom decor | 1,200 pcs / SKU | 4 — 6 weeks | 10 — 14 weeks |
| Gold · platinum work | 300 pcs / SKU | 3 — 4 weeks | 8 — 10 weeks |
| Relief · embossing | 1,500 pcs / SKU | 6 — 8 weeks | 12 — 16 weeks |
* We run a pilot programme for smaller-volume custom projects — please mention it in your brief.
Tell us about your requirements for form, decoration or brand application. Our team will review your project in relation to design, technical feasibility and production conditions, then contact you about the process.
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