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Introducing: Frizbee Ceramics

Dishwasher filled with colorful Frizbee Ceramics porcelain tableware decorated with playful, 90s-inspired patterns

If you’d like your dishwasher to look this delightfully colorful, too, Frizbee Ceramics’ porcelain tableware is the perfect place to start.

We get it: everyday life doesn’t always come with a smile. Luckily, the right tableware can help. Our newest brand, artist-run Frizbee Ceramics, channels playful patterns and a punch of 90s energy, making your breakfast table look a little more fun.
Text: Susa Pääkkönen

PORCELAIN TABLEWARE is often perceived as delicate, demure, and discreet. Our new brand Frizbee Ceramics, however, takes this beloved material for a joyride and provides that beautifully refined porcelain can do much more than just sit still and look pretty.

The Brussels-based design studio decorates its pieces with bold nods to 1990s rave and street culture. Cheerful smileys, cheeky alien characters, and stylish gradient glazes bring just the right dose of artistic attitude to the table – and, quite frankly, a guaranteed reason to grin.

Frizbee Ceramics is a Brussels-based design studio run by two artists, where porcelain meets the energy of 1990s subcultures.

The brand is best recognised for its playful patterns infused with a dose of nostalgia.

Much of that nostalgia nods to 1990s rave and street culture, alive in every high-spirited detail.

Founded in 2016, Frizbee Ceramics is an artist-run design brand that crafts all of its porcelain pieces by hand in small batches.

The collection ranges from espresso cups and coffee mugs to plates and serving pieces, each designed for daily use rather than display only. That’s why Frizbee Ceramics tableware can be safely placed in the dishwasher without fear of fading flair or losing its charm.

Each piece is crafted by hand, so subtle variations in color and form make every item uniquely beautiful.

Frizbee Ceramicsin kuppeja ylösalaisin

Turn a cup or plate over, and you’ll find Frizbee Ceramics’ hand-drawn logo stamped on the base.

Adorned with happy, smiling faces, this joyful tableware might just have you smiling back.

Here’s our tip for mixing and matching Frizbee Ceramics: there’s no need to line the entire table with smiling faces – one or two patterned cups are plenty enough to lift the mood. Then again, the bold can go all in and pair several pieces at once for smiles that last a little longer.

To balance Frizbee Ceramics’ relaxed, rough-around-the-edges charm, your existing tableware can be simple and streamlined, but other patterns and prints work just as well. These cheerful characters aren’t shy, and they love company.

Useita Frizbee Ceramicsin värikkäitä astioita vierekkäin sinistä taustaa vasten

Frizbee Ceramics brings a smile to your face before you’ve even taken the first bite.

See also:

• All products by Frizbee Ceramics >

Images: Frizbee Ceramics

Published on 20 Feb, 2026

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