Today, we're looking back at #TheMakers home tour and interview with ceramicist @tantrimustikaceramics. ✨
Tantri Mustika's art deco studio apartment is small but perfectly formed, with big windows overlooking a small nook off the main room, where Mustika has installed a long table and bench, fitted specifically for the space and finished in black and white mosaic. As this is a rental, all of Mustika’s improvements are temporary, but she thought this one out perfectly: the table doubles as a breakfast spot, a home office and an aperitif corner for sundowners. And given the flat’s lack of storage space, the bench doubles as a hideaway for everything she doesn’t have room to keep on display. ✨
Mustika has styled the interiors carefully, making intelligent use of the apartment’s existing space. A cosy ochre-coloured couch slots perfectly along one wall, facing the bed – made with Bed Threads linen in Oatmeal and Terracotta, while a beloved chest of drawers, restored courtesy of a labour of DIY love many years ago, sits in one corner. Along the mantelpiece, Mustika has arranged some of her enviable ceramics collection. 💫
She is always looking to add more ceramic pieces to her home. “But I truly don’t think I have any space for anything else in my house currently,” she admits. Though, she does have one thing on her wishlist: “I do really so badly want a Calacatta Viola marble Harpers project coffee table,” she reveals. “A gal can dream, right? Maybe when I grow up I can have one.” 💫
Discover the full interview and home tour via the link in bio.
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[IMAGE: a gallery of images from within Tanti Mustika's art deco apartment and work space.]