Emma studied M(des) 3D Design & Craft at the University of Brighton, graduating in 2016. Since then, she has focused on establishing her own creative business designing and making handmade ceramics in her Brighton-based studio, specifically focusing on slipcasting in porcelain.

Emma's functional homewares are often based around architecture, incorporating precise, angular forms and a degree of buildability into the pieces. The items here are inspired by Brutalist architecture, with classic asymmetrical proportions and heavy forms.

Emma often uses wood to compliment her ceramic works, each walnut handle or lid is individually shaped to fit the porcelain container or vessel.

As seen in House Beautiful | House & Garden | Haywood Gallery | The Hepworth Wakefield | Barbican