Claudia Schoemig
1991–1993 Vocational training as a ceramist
1994–2009 Studied Fine Arts at Kassel and Berlin, freelance work, journeyman period
2010 Foundation of Schoemig Porzellan, Berlin
2015–2016 Prize-winner “Ceramics and Tea” at Westerwald Ceramics Museum, AD Magazine’s Top 50 list of “Germany’s best designers”
2018 German Design Award, Award for Good Design from the DDC, Berlin State Prize for Craftsmanship
2023 Perron Prize for Porcelain
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Claudia Schoemig

Clear shapes, delicate and graceful, yet ideal for everyday use and aesthetic highlights in contemporary interiors. The unglazed surfaces have the appearance of paper. Soft pastel colors or fine line and grid drawings are typical. Since setting up in 2013, Claudia Schoemig has developed her studio into a lab for experimental research, an exploration space for one-of-a-kind creations and an attractive showroom. The “everything under one roof” concept includes design, prototyping, turning, free construction, drawing and painting on porcelain, mold making and slipcasting. “Our works are intended to be daily companions that make life feel more beautiful and poetic,” the designer says. Thanks to the porcelain’s extreme hardness, all her vessels are perfectly dishwasher-safe. Prices start at 39 euros.

HAVEN vessels.
Claudia Schoemig, ceramic art
HAVEN vessels.
HAVEN vessels.
Claudia Schoemig, ceramic art
HAVEN vessels.
HAVEN exhibition view.
Claudia Schoemig, ceramic art
HAVEN exhibition view.
FLEUVE, freehand turned vessel, photo Nikolai Marcinowski.
Claudia Schoemig, ceramic art
FLEUVE, freehand turned vessel, photo Nikolai Marcinowski.
FLEUVE, freehand turned vessels, photo Nikolai Marcinowski.
Claudia Schoemig, ceramic art
FLEUVE, freehand turned vessels, photo Nikolai Marcinowski.
SILHOUET Bowls.
Claudia Schoemig, ceramic art
SILHOUET Bowls.
SILHOUET tea bowl and mini plate.
Claudia Schoemig, ceramic art
SILHOUET tea bowl and mini plate.
SILHOUET dinner and dessert plates, freehand turned.
Claudia Schoemig, ceramic art
SILHOUET dinner and dessert plates, freehand turned.
57x the SILHOUET dinner plate in the <em>kuk</em> cookbook by Sebastian Frank, Matthaes Verlag.
Claudia Schoemig, ceramic art
57x the SILHOUET dinner plate in the kuk cookbook by Sebastian Frank, Matthaes Verlag.
57x the SILHOUET dinner plate in the <em>kuk</em> cookbook by Sebastian Frank, Matthaes Verlag.
Claudia Schoemig, ceramic art
57x the SILHOUET dinner plate in the kuk cookbook by Sebastian Frank, Matthaes Verlag.
GRAPH collection with linear hand drawings.
Claudia Schoemig, ceramic art
GRAPH collection with linear hand drawings.
GRAPH plate with hand drawing.
Claudia Schoemig, ceramic art
GRAPH plate with hand drawing.
GRAPH vases with hand drawings.
Claudia Schoemig, ceramic art
GRAPH vases with hand drawings.

Represented by

  • Germany, 

      • Schoemig Porzellan

        		Gallery/Shop
        claudia-schoemig-porzellan_berlin
        Address Claudia Schoemig
        Raumerstraße 35
        10437 Berlin
        Phone +49-(0)177-7615830
        Email mail@schoemig-porzellan.de
        Times Thu 12 a.m.–7 p.m.
        and by appointment
        Website Link