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Keith Featured on Bon Appetit
Check out the latest episode of "It's Alive: Goin' Places" as Keith teaches Bon Appetit's Brad Leone how to make pottery!
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Porcelain Drop: 03.16.2019
A limited batch of Turquoise & Gold is back in stock...but, not for long. Get it while you can
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About Keith Kreeger Studios
Our work is designed to be beautiful, yet durable enough for the rigors of daily use in any setting.
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About Keith Kreeger
Designed and Made in Austin, TX
Keith Kreeger Studios makes porcelain wares for your favorite chefs, restaurants and homes.
The Showroom
Our brand new Showroom is now open just steps from our Studio at the Canopy Studio complex at 916 Springdale Road.
Winter Hours:
Tuesday thru Friday 11-4
*and by appointment
From the Journal
Watch Keith on Bon Appetit's It's Alive: Goin' Places with Brad Leone
Check out what happened when Bon Appetit's Brad Leone visited the studio recently in this video of It's Alive: Goin' Places. Keith showed Brad all of the steps to that go into making both hand-thrown wares as well as how we make our custom dinnerware for restaurants and homes.
Turquoise and Gold is Back
A small batch of one of our classics is back in stock for a short time! A small collection of Turquoise and Gold vases and bowls is available both online and in the Showroom!
Shop now before this batch is gone!
SXSW Panel Featuring Keith Kreeger Studios
'm so excited to be speaking on a panel during the South by Southwest Conference and Festival once again. This year I'll be talking about creating a retail space that focuses on building community. Margaret Williams, editor of Tribeza Magazine will be moderating the panel. I'll be speaking along with Paige Mycoskie, founder of Aviator Nation and Alta Alexander, owner of Altatudes Boutique.
Thank You...
While we went big in some areas, we intentionally decided to go small in others.
This year we purposefully decided to make less work than the year before. It's the first time in my studio career that fewer pots came out of the kilns. The traditional path of growth is easy to recognize..our new path was not as easy to find.
This year we purposefully decided to make less work than the year before. It's the first time in my studio career that fewer pots came out of the kilns. The traditional path of growth is easy to recognize..our new path was not as easy to find.
Watch Keith on Bon Appetit's It's Alive: Goin' Places with Brad Leone
Check out what happened when Bon Appetit's Brad Leone visited the studio recently in this video of It's Alive: Goin' Places. Keith showed Brad all of the steps to that go into making both hand-thrown wares as well as how we make our custom dinnerware for restaurants and homes.
Turquoise and Gold is Back
A small batch of one of our classics is back in stock for a short time! A small collection of Turquoise and Gold vases and bowls is available both online and in the Showroom!
Shop now before this batch is gone!
SXSW Panel Featuring Keith Kreeger Studios
'm so excited to be speaking on a panel during the South by Southwest Conference and Festival once again. This year I'll be talking about creating a retail space that focuses on building community. Margaret Williams, editor of Tribeza Magazine will be moderating the panel. I'll be speaking along with Paige Mycoskie, founder of Aviator Nation and Alta Alexander, owner of Altatudes Boutique.
Thank You...
While we went big in some areas, we intentionally decided to go small in others.
This year we purposefully decided to make less work than the year before. It's the first time in my studio career that fewer pots came out of the kilns. The traditional path of growth is easy to recognize..our new path was not as easy to find.
This year we purposefully decided to make less work than the year before. It's the first time in my studio career that fewer pots came out of the kilns. The traditional path of growth is easy to recognize..our new path was not as easy to find.
