Laurence Mallaret

Laurence Mallaret

Laurence Mallaret is a ceramic artist based in Marseille. Initially a painter of decorative scenes and frescoes, she now transposes her colorist's eye onto ceramics, developing a world where material becomes relief, light, and wall composition. Her creations—mirrors, wall vases, candle holders, and ceramic panels—are distinguished by a free, colorful, and deeply Mediterranean style.

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Laurence Mallaret is a ceramic artist based in Marseille. Initially a painter of décors and frescoes, she now applies her colorist's eye to ceramics, developing a world where material becomes relief, light, and wall composition. Her creations—mirrors, wall vases, candleholders, and ceramic panels—are distinguished by a free, colorful, and deeply Mediterranean style. Each piece, handcrafted in her studio, combines plays of texture and contrasts of color in a constant search for balance between spontaneity and precision. Inspired by architecture, decorative painting, and the Southern light, Laurence Mallaret designs works at the intersection of art and decorative object. Her joyful and sensitive ceramics infuse interiors with a luminous presence, where the poetry of gesture converses with the material.
  • Laurence Mallaret is a ceramic artist based in Marseille. Originally a decorative and fresco painter, she now transposes her colorist's eye onto ceramics, developing a world where material becomes relief, light, and wall composition. Her creations—mirrors, wall vases, candle holders, and ceramic panels—are distinguished by a free, colorful, and deeply Mediterranean style. Each piece, hand-shaped in her studio, blends textural play and color contrasts in a constant search for balance between spontaneity and precision. Inspired by architecture, decorative painting, and the light of the South, Laurence Mallaret designs works that sit on the boundary between art and decorative object. Her ceramics, joyful and sensitive, infuse interiors with a luminous presence, where the poetry of the gesture engages in a dialogue with the material.