Whether you’re nesting at home or stepping out, spring shopping offers plenty of fresh ideas — consult our weekly guide to what’s new and notable in the retail world. Today we’re sharing some new ...

Ceramic products might be readily available, but if you have an eye and appreciation for good design and one-off pieces, it really comes down to those who are creating with passion and finding ne...

The pared-back space near the Hundertwasser Art Centre stocks thoughtfully made homewares, clothing, jewellery and accessories by the likes of Jimmy D, Company of Strangers and Richard Beauchamp. ...

Richard Beauchamp is a ceramicist based in Ōtautahi. With a background in specialty coffee, he’s learnt a thing or two about what makes a good cup. Now he’s keeping busy in his home studio making ...

For one day only, men's fashion label Thom Morison will be turning part of its studio into a coffee corner in collaboration with ceramist Richard Beauchamp. Expect a full-service cafe complete wit...

New Zealand definitely punches above its weight when it comes to beautiful ceramics. Tyson Beckett seeks out seven artists making pottery pieces that make everyday life just that little bit more ...

Visiting the studios of our makers has always been a favourite part of running Kaolin. You get a behind the scenes glimpse of their making process which gives insight into their work, allowing for...

We spent the morning drinking coffee and talking with ceramic artist Richard Beauchamp, on his life within the coffee industry, the resurgence of young potters in New Zealand and his love and purs...

Wellington Chocolate Factory has partnered with Richard Beauchamp, a ceramicist based in Te Whanganui-a-Tara/Wellington to craft our new drinking chocolate tumblers. His background in the special...

Richard Beauchamp Studio by Hamish Johns on Vimeo. Follow Hamish's work here.

When Wellington potter Richard Beauchamp wanted to learn pottery, it was so difficult to get into a class, he had to give up his day job. Continue reading →

A conversation with Richard Beauchamp, the maker of the C Handle Stacker Cup & Large Original Stacker Cup, about his creative process and studio habits. Continue reading →