Chilli Red Pavilion Mug des. Mini Moderns and Keith Brymer Jones

Serve up a cuppa in this super red ceramic mug featuring the eye-catching ‘Pavilion’ design by contemporary interiors brand Mini Moderns. Inspired by the Abacus screen from the 1951 Festival of Britain this abstract line and dot design will add a splash of mid-century style to any kitchen. Created by Mini Moderns in collaboration with Master Ceramicist Keith Brymer Jones, loved by millions for his appearances on The Great Pottery Throwdown.

H 8cm W 8.8cm L 12.5cm. 325ml.

Dishwasher and microwave safe. 

Fine China Mug, made in China.

Often described as ‘cult Brit homewares brand’, Home favourite Mini Moderns was established in 2006 by London based designers, Keith Stephenson and Mark Hampshire. Working from their Camberwell studio, the brand specialises in applied pattern across a range of products, including wallpapers, fabrics, cushions, bedding and ceramics. The duo’s design influences encompass mid-century British textiles, ceramics and collectibles. Sharing a passion for social history, Mark and Keith’s work is often informed by music, literature and travel, leading them to describe their design ethos as ‘pattern with a story’.

Mini Moderns joint creative directors Keith Stephenson and Mark Hampshire’s collective design experience spans fashion, product and interiors, as well as corporate branding and design. The pair met whilst working in a London branding and design agency and immediately bonded over their love of mid-century design. Finding the world of corporate design too restricting, Mark and Keith followed their joint passion for interiors, reigniting people’s interest in wallpaper design with their first collection. What was originally intended as a creative outlet quickly established itself as a successful business, and the brand now sells throughout the UK, Europe, the U.S. and Australia.

As well as launching their own collections, Mini Moderns have worked on many commissions in the culture sector, including collaborations with the Courtauld Gallery, Southbank Centre, National Theatre, London Transport Museum, Turner Contemporary and Museum of London.

Mark and Keith first met Keith Brymer Jones when they were all exhibiting at a London trade show in 2015. The collaboration is finally here!