Catherine Lovatt approaches tableware the way a sculptor approaches form: by subtracting. Her Lovatt Beaker for Serax begins with the most familiar of objects and removes everything that is not essential, leaving a cylindrical vessel whose identity rests entirely on proportion and precision. The handle is the defining gesture. Realized in a tubular form, it reinterprets a convention so embedded in daily life that it is rarely questioned. Here, it becomes the focal point, a quiet statement about how functional objects can carry genuine design thinking. Crafted in porcelain, the beaker belongs to Lovatt's broader exploration of simple geometric forms across a cohesive tableware series. Each piece in the collection holds its own and reads clearly in company with the others. Designer: Catherine Lovatt for Serax Material: Porcelain Part of the Lovatt tableware series Suitable for daily use
