15.07.25

The Salad Project x Henry Holland Studio

Hi Ajesh,

The Salad Project is bringing its signature colour, creativity, and flavour into the home - launching its first-ever homeware collaboration with Henry Holland Studio, the celebrated ceramics brand by designer Henry Holland.

Launching 28th July, 'The Salad Project x Henry Holland Studio: At the Table' is a limited-edition ceramic collection, handcrafted in Hackney using Henry’s distinctive take on the Japanese Nerikomi technique. Think bold forms, joyful colourways, and completely unique pieces made to elevate everyday eating.

The collection includes:
- Salad Bowls
- Pasta Bowls
- Medium Shorty Chalices
- High Sided Bowls

Each piece is stamped with a co-branded base and available exclusively via The Salad Project website. To mark the launch, Henry’s signature print will also appear on Salad Project takeaway bags across August.

This news is currently under embargo until 24th July, so do let me know if you would like images in advance.

Thanks,

Lauren x

* Under embargo until 24th July 2025 *

The Salad Project x Henry Holland Studio

A Limited-Edition Homeware Collection

Launching 28th July 2025

The Salad Project is bringing its signature style to the table, with the launch of its first limited-edition homeware collaboration with Henry Holland Studio, the handmade ceramics and homeware brand from the celebrated designer Henry Holland. Introducing ‘The Salad Project x Henry Holland Studio: At the Table’.

Launching 28th July, this exclusive collection reimagines Henry Holland Studio’s bold ceramic forms in a fresh, custom Salad Project colourway. 

Specialising in hand-crafted ceramics, Henry Holland Studio is renowned for its distinctive adaptation of the traditional Japanese Nerikomi technique - a meditative process involving the meticulous stacking, folding, and rolling of coloured clays into layered slabs. These slabs are then carefully hand-moulded into functional forms, resulting in entirely unique pieces due to the organic nature of the process. 

Every bowl in the collection is hand-built and finished in the Henry Holland Studio workshop in Hackney, London. Each piece is imprinted with Henry Holland Studio x The Salad Project on the base and crafted to celebrate the intersection of form, function, and food. 

Designed to elevate at-home dining, the range includes:

• Salad Bowls
  
• Pasta
• Bowls
  
• Medium
• Shorty Chalices
  
• High Sided Bowls
  

This collection marks The Salad Project’s first foray into the lifestyle space - made to bring a sense of occasion to everyday eating. Whether plating recipes from The Salad Project’s cookbook, ‘How to Build Unlimited Salads’, or serving a Salad Project delivery at home, these pieces transform simple moments into something beautifully considered.

“We’re excited to collaborate with Henry Holland Studio, a designer celebrated for his bold, playful style, as The Salad Project’s first step into homeware. This partnership captures the fresh, vibrant, and design-led ethos at the heart of The Salad Project, bringing our love for colour, craft, and creativity into everyday spaces.”
— Florian de Chezelles, Co-founder of The Salad Project

“For me, the best pieces of design sit at the intersection of form and function. These bowls are bold, joyful, and a celebration of colour, craft and food—everything I love. Plus, there's a size for all appetites!”
— Henry Holland, Creative Director, Henry Holland Studio

The limited-edition pieces will be available to order exclusively through The Salad Project website while stocks last.

To celebrate the collaboration, the signature print will feature on all Salad Project takeaway bags throughout August.

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