Objects, furniture, lighting, and interiors designed and made in North Carolina.
A design practice by Brenton Duhan.
Fresh from the Slabberdashery
A tiny ceramic tagine built for one very specific job: roasting a whole head of garlic
Inspired by traditional Moroccan tagines, this miniature slab-built roaster started with a simple question: could a ceramic vessel replace the wad of aluminum foil most people use for roasting?
Handmade Ceramics
Small-batch and one-of-a-kind handmade ceramics designed for everyday use. This is where new forms, finishes, and ideas are tested through making. Each piece is individually made in the studio and carries the marks of that process.
The Slabberdashery
The working side of Studio B-Du: sketches, prototypes, experiments, process notes, and whatever is currently being figured out in the studio. A place to follow how ideas develop from first thought to finished object.
Project Guides + Templates
Printable templates and step-by-step project guides developed from objects made in the Slabberdashery. Designed to help you build your own version, adapt the proportions, and take the project somewhere new.