This studio update is a special one—honestly my favorite one to date—because it feels like a real little turning point. I spend the video building a new work table, and I based the design on an Enzo Mari table from his ‘Autoprogettazione’ book. It’s simple, sturdy, and very “make it yourself,” which is exactly the kind of energy I want in my studio: functional, honest, and built to be used every single day. Alongside the build, the studio gets a new name. We paint the signage directly onto the doors, and it’s one of those moments that makes everything feel more real—like I’m not just making objects, I’m building a place for them to exist. Huge thank you to Richard (who also did the sound design) and to Michelle for helping make it happen. If you’re into studio diaries, design details, and those satisfying in-between moments of building a ceramics practice, this one is for you.