LAURA WINSTONE
Laura Winstone is a Norfolk-based ceramic artist and award-winning illustrator creating Delft and folk art–inspired stoneware. Her work is influenced by Norfolk wildlife and by decorative details drawn from historic decorative arts.
All of her pieces are hand-built, giving each form a gentle individuality. Working mainly in blue and white, she uses simple, hand-painted motifs to tell quiet stories across functional forms. Birds, flowers and rural scenes feature throughout her work. She creates romantic-shaped vases, unusual tulip forms and scalloped-edged plates, pairing expressive silhouettes with traditional pattern and a fresh, contemporary feel.
EXPLORE AVAILABLE WORKS
LARGE TULIPIERE
2026
Hand built stoneware, hand painted/illustrated with blue oxides, slip detail and transparent glaze.
26 × 16 × 5cm
MARCH HARE PLATTER
2026
Hand built stoneware, hand painted/illustrated with blue oxides, slip detail and transparent glaze.
23 × 20 × 3 cm
SPRING BABY IN THE BLOSSOMS VASE
2026
Hand built stoneware, hand painted/illustrated with blue oxides, slip detail and transparent glaze.
24 × 19 × 5cm
SPRING FLOWERS SCALLOPED PLATTER
2026
Hand built stoneware, hand painted/illustrated with blue oxides, slip detail and transparent glaze.
26 × 22 × 4cm
SONG BIRD IN THE SPRING FLOWERS VASE
2026
Hand built stoneware, hand painted/illustrated with blue oxides, slip detail and transparent glaze.
Currently on reserve
15 × 14 × 4cm
ROMANTIC HEART VASE
2026
Hand built stoneware, hand painted/illustrated with blue oxides, slip detail and transparent glaze.
15 × 17 × 4 cm
Please get in touch at caroline@milieustudios.co.uk for further information about Laura’s work and availability. We would love to discuss any commission enquiries, upcoming collections or collaborative opportunities.
ARTIST INTERVIEW SERIES
Laura Winstone
Laura Winstone is a ceramic artist based in Norfolk. She creates a variety of romantic-shaped vases, tulipiers and plates, pairing expressive silhouettes with traditional pattern and a fresh, contemporary feel.
Deeply connected to her local landscape, Laura takes inspiration from Norfolk wildlife and decorative details from historic decorative arts and crafts. Her Delft-inspired blue and white glazing palette expresses this connection to her craft and contemporary take on traditional techniques.
Read our interview with Laura to learn more about her fascinating practise.
PAST EXHIBITIONS
VERNAL UNFOLDING
16/03/26 - 15/04/26
A group exhibition featuring works from Holly Brandrick, Jo Rance, Elizabeth Loveday, Laura Winstone, Charlotte Salt and Sophie Glover.
