Tiny chairs are coming…
Image styled and shot by Emily Brookfield
This June I will be releasing my first official tiny chair collection for 2025! I am so excited to share what I have been working on behind the scenes.
The release date is 12:06:2025 at 5pm Australian eastern standard time. Make sure to mark your calendars or whatever it is people are doing these days!
I will be granting early access to my subscribers on Wednesday June 11 and sharing a preview on Tuesday June 10th at 8pm so keep your eyes open for an email if you’re already signed up. If not, sign up below! If you miss out on the Tuesday night preview I will be doing another preview on Wednesday night June 11th at 8pm through my instagram stories @emily_brookfield. I’ll be sharing all available pieces to the general public then.
Key dates and times snapshot:
Subscriber preview 8pm AEST June 10
Subscriber access 5pm AEST June 11
General public preview 8pm AEST June 11
General public access 5pm AEST June 12
International shipping is here!
I am also opening up my collection to international collectors for the first time EVER! How exciting. So if you have been eyeing off one of my tiny chairs and you’re not from Australia now is the time to grab one. Also make sure you take into consideration the time difference! If you go to the checkout and your country isn’t listed, get in touch with me asap and I’ll add it to the list.
Why tiny clay chairs?
For those of you who are curious as to why I make tiny chairs, I wrote a journal entry a while back explaining my fascination called “A Chair Affair”. This might help clear up any questions you may have. But here’s the abridged version:
I make tiny ceramic chairs - not to be used, but to be noticed. Each one has its own character. Some are cheeky, some understated, some a little too proud of themselves. They’re not copies - they’ve got their own personalities. I make each one out of clay by hand in my home studio in Melbourne’s eastern suburbs, one at a time. No mass production - just me, the clay and a lot of time, a sprinkle of obsession and a heck of a lot of attention to detail. That’s what makes each piece completely unique. These chairs sit somewhere between sculpture and object - playful, familiar and affordable. Art you can live with. They’re not furniture. They’re just having fun being tiny clay chairs with big personalities.
Image by Emily Brookfield