Studio Flore

NESTLE - Surface to eat on
is a collection of 3D-printed surfaces designed for picnics, inviting moments of pause, connection, and quiet interaction with nature. Lightweight and modular, each piece can be layered or used individually, blending geometric lines with the textures of grass. Perfect for bringing a playful, joyful touch to outdoor moments.

On view at Picnic, International Museum of Dinnerware Design, NYC, until January 2026.

New exhibition coming up soon 🧺

IMoDD’s Sixth Biennial National Juried and Invitational Exhibition

September 6, 2025 - January 17, 2026
Opening Reception Saturday, September 6, 1-4 pm
Artists Awards and Gallery Talk 2 pm
museum hours Thursday - Sunday, noon to 5 pm
tours by appointment: [email protected]

The intention of this juried and invitational exhibition is to showcase the best in contemporary design as it relates to the theme Picnic through the creation of specialized dinnerware or 2D and 3D work relating to the topic, as created by artists and designers in all media from the United States. These new creations alongside cherished historic and vintage picnic ware of bygone eras, should satiate one’s appetite for picnic fare.

exhibition and awards sponsored in part by:
Unlock Upstate | Compass, Kellar Kellar & Jaiven, Rondout Savings Bank, Bailey Pottery Equipment, Adams Fairacre Farms, and Anonymous Donor.
Juried by Bryan Czibesz.

image: detail of Alice Abrams, Deviled Eggs, 2025, ceramic.

Spring is here 🌷