Where to source ceramic art in Los Angeles: a guide for interior designers and collectors
If you’re an interior designer, art advisor, or collector looking to source ceramic art in Los Angeles, this guide highlights some of the best showrooms and gallery spaces across the city.
These places allow you to see and feel the pieces up close, get a sense of their texture, scale, and presence. You’ll also have the opportunity to view multiple pieces together and see how they interact in space. As an artist focused on textured surfaces and organic forms, I believe ceramic art is meant to be felt, not just seen.
Each place included here was carefully selected in alignment with my values. All are women-owned, and while some are small and open to the public, others are leaders in the interior design and art consulting world. They carry contemporary ceramics: vases, sculptures, and wall pieces, created by myself and other artists I admire. I'm honored to be part of their collections and hope this guide helps you find pieces that resonate with your vision.
Graye Gallery
Located in the heart of West Hollywood, Graye is a breathtaking two-story showroom featuring European-designed furniture and textiles, alongside a thoughtfully curated art collection, contemporary ceramics, vintage pottery, wall sculptures, and paintings.
Each time I deliver new work here, I feel like I’m walking into a museum of contemporary design. The space is bright, spacious, and elevated, with soaring ceilings, architectural furnishings, and my personal favorite - the largest fiddle-leaf fig tree I’ve ever seen.
In addition to the main showroom, Graye also has a separate gallery space that offers a curatorial lens bridging design, art, and culture.
My work at Graye
Large sculptural vases, wire vases, and wall pieces.
Audience
Private clients, architects, and interior designers.
Location
1117 N Formosa Avenue, West Hollywood
By appointment
Website
https://www.graye-la.com
Thus Huma Showroom (Opening Fall 2025)
Founded by award-winning SoCal designer Huma Sulaiman, this showroom will be housed in a beautifully designed two-story residence in West Hollywood. It blends architecture and art - a house transformed into a living gallery that showcases furniture, sculpture, art and Huma’s interior design vision. I had the privilege to visit during construction and can’t wait to see it finished!
My work at Thus Huma
Large sculptural and mixed-media vases and vessels. Although the showroom is not open yet, you can inquire Huma Sulaiman Desing about my work.
Location
West Hollywood (exact address to be released at opening)
Website
https://www.humasulaiman.com
Unrepd
Unrepd shares space with Pop Up Home - a beautiful three-story communal retail space filled with furniture and home decor, ranging from vintage and mid-century pieces to postmodern finds. Unrepd’s art collection features under-recognized artists and a wide selection of ceramics, paintings, drawings, glasswork, photographs, and more.
My work at Unrepd
Medium-sized organically shaped vases and vessels.
Audience & Services
Open to the public. Offers styling, rentals, consignment, and direct sales.
Location
642 N Western Ave, Los Angeles
No appointment needed
Website
https://www.unrepd.com
Photography: Sophie Chan Andreassend
Artemis Shoppe
Artemis was the second place (after the pottery studio store) to accept my work at the beginning of my journey. I’ll always be grateful to Elizabeth, the owner, for her support in those early days as I was still building my skills and direction.
Artemis is a homeware shop featuring ethical, sustainable brands and artwork from independent artists in the heart of Topanga Canyon. Their ceramics collection is quite large, ranging from plates and cups to vases and wall pieces. They also offer interior design services and a small gallery space, with a focus on supporting women makers.
When I recommend Artemis to friends, I always say - make it a full Topanga day! Start with a scenic hike (Red Rock Canyon Park is a favorite). Then explore the shops at Pine Tree Circle, including Artemis and other small stores with handmade goods, art, pottery, jewelry, and clothing. Stop for lunch at The Living Cafe for fresh salads, tacos, pastries, and coffee. End the day at Topanga Beach to catch a breathtaking sunset. It’s truly a special corner of LA.
My work at Artemis
Small vases and objects.
Audience & Services
Walk-in customers, gift shoppers, interior designers. Interior design services and gallery space.
Location
120 N Topanga Canyon Blvd #109, Topanga
No appointment needed
Faithful Roots
Faithful Roots is a furniture showroom focused on handmade hardwood furniture made in LA and around the U.S. They also offer customizable pieces, found objects, and a curated art collection rooted in simplicity, natural materials, and modern forms.
My work at Faithful Roots
Small to medium vases and wall sculptures.
Audience & Services
Private clients, designers, architects. Custom furniture, showroom consultation.
Location
11531 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles
By appointment
K&K Gallery
A brand-new contemporary art gallery in Culver City Arts District, just steps from the Helms Design Center. K&K represents artists across the U.S. and offers a wide collection of ceramics, paintings, photography, metal and mixed media artwork. Their approach is casual and inviting, with accessible pricing for new collectors and gift buyers alike.
My work at K&K Gallery
Medium-sized vases, mixed-media wall pieces (collaboration with textile artist Trudy Perry), and clay wall sculptures.
Audience & Services
Collectors, designers, walk-ins. Affordable fine art, personal guidance, and curated shows.
Location
8638 Washington Blvd, Culver City
Tuesday–Saturday: 11am–5pm
Sunday & Monday by appointment
Website
https://www.kandkgallery.com
I hope this guide helps you discover spaces in Los Angeles where ceramic art isn’t just seen—it’s experienced. Each of these galleries and showrooms reflects a shared commitment to quality, intention, and individuality. I’m honored to have my work represented among artists I deeply admire, and to collaborate with women-owned spaces that value craftsmanship and character. Whether you’re sourcing for a project or expanding your collection, I invite you to visit in person—touch the clay, sense the textures, and find the pieces that speak to you.
If you prefer to explore online or want to see what’s currently available in my shop, you’re always welcome to browse the collection here:
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