How to Buy All the Ceramics in the Feel Good Food Plan
Our Instagram DMs have spoken, and the people want to know: What are those ceramics making the Feel Good Food Plan look so damn good? Well, creative director Michele Outland worked with prop stylist Kalen Kaminski to source thoughtfully made dishes from ceramicists like Mondays and LRNCE that echoed the vibrant, plant-forward recipes. "Kalen pulled a wonderful selection of earthy yet modern ceramics, and we divided each week of the plan into a color palette—one with warm tones like mustards and oranges, and one with cooler tones like inky and watery blues," says Outland. The result is a collection like you might find in your coolest friend's home. But, hey, why not be your own coolest friend? Here's how to buy the bowls, plates, and platters that brought the Feel Good Food Plan to life.
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Photo by Alex Lau, Food Styling by Sue Li, Prop Styling by Kalen Kaminski1/6Blue Sherbet Bowl, Robert Blue
Lunchtime at Healthyish is strictly BYOB: Bring Your Own Bowl. We keep a ceramic bowl or two stashed at our desks and fill them with our leftovers to make dining al desko a little less sad, and this glazed stoneware bowl from Illinois potter Robert Blue is worthy addition. It's dishwasher and microwave safe, making it easy to heat up a meal-prepped chickpea soup whenever hunger hits.
Buy it: Robert Blue Sherbet Bowl, $28.
Photo by Alex Lau, Food Styling by Sue Li, Prop Styling by Kalen Kaminski2/6Moon Plate, Mondays
Like its celestial namesake, MONDAYS' Moon Plate is luminous. Little details—white glaze irregularly layered over brown clay, a slightly curved lip—sum up to a plate that makes flaky fish with celery salad feel worthy of a dinner party. Of course, it's great for daily use too, and blessedly dishwasher safe.
Buy it: Mondays Moon Plate, $55.
Photo by Alex Lau, Food Styling by Sue Li, Prop Styling by Kalen Kaminski3/6Violet Dinner Plate, Helen Levi
Mix up that all-white plate set with a few of Helen Levi's technicolor stoneware plates, which are dipped in a rich violet satin glaze. It's a case study in color contrast, making everything from loaded sweet potatoes to humble fried eggs stand out. We can't stop staring.
Photo by Alex Lau, Food Styling by Sue Li, Prop Styling by Kalen Kaminski4/6Large Plate No 6, LRNCE
This terra cotta plate is hand-painted by designer Laurence Leenaerta and produced locally in Marrakech, Morocco. Squiggles of blue, green, and orang dart across the dish, making salmon with broccolini (and anything else) look its best.
Photo by Alex Lau, Food Styling by Sue Li, Prop Styling by Kalen Kaminski5/6Hollywood Bowl, Noble Plateware
Like a perfectly worn pair of vintage jeans, this oatmeal-hued bowl is a versatile classic. Noble Plateware's custom-made pieces are oven and dishwasher safe, and come in a wide range of sizes. Opt for a wide array to accommodate everything from morning oatmeal to warm chickpea bowls with lemony yogurt.
Photo by Alex Lau, Food Styling by Sue Li, Prop Styling by Kalen Kaminski6/6LRNCE Painted Set
No two plates are alike in this painted terra cotta flatware series from LRNCE, so you won't be able to nab this exact blue plate for your own table. Embrace the unknown and opt for a set of four painted plates, each emblazoned with a distinctive design that's totally one of a kind. Think Picasso-like portraits, twining vines, and vivid geometry.
