Nom works directly with artisans in Vietnam and Cambodia to create handcrafted, beautiful, functional and sustainable products for the home.
Our Columbia Road shop has been trading for over 15 years! Our collections are produced to the highest quality, at a fair cost and offered at an affordable price. We believe that handcrafted products have an inherent individuality, with unique differences revealing how they have been made, setting them apart from mass-produced items. How to find us:
NOM
102 Columbia Road, London, E2 7QB. www.noml
09/05/2026
It’s all about polka dots here at NOM right now…
Let us know your favourite colour in the comments!
Our new range of dotty stoneware mugs, in a range of natural colours, will be arriving very soon.
16/04/2026
Celadon is our glossy glaze. We’ve always been drawn to this finish- it brings us back to the original inspiration of French glassware. There’s the lightness in the shine, but still the weight of stoneware. Not too delicate, not too heavy.
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15/04/2026
We added a Green glaze as a shift in direction. Same Facet Form, but with a different feeling on the table. Snow White is more minimal, green feels more grounded.
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This all new Ochre glaze is one we’ve been working on for a long time. It was developed slowly, through testing and repetition, until we were satisfied with the tone and finish.
Here it is applied to our Stackable collection and is available now in limited numbers!
16/12/2025
With festive table settings in mind, here’s a look at some of our stoneware plates in a variety of colours, textures, shapes and sizes!
We adore mixing and matching, layering and accessorising a table setting, to inspire a more personal and unique dining experience.
The full Facet Collection in green. It’s interesting how a colour can change the whole mood of a shape.
A simple piece we really love around here. I’ve always been drawn to minimal lines - where the artisans’ work, usually more rustic, turns soft and refined.
This was the first piece we designed: a stackable ramekin, with or without lid. It moves from kitchen to bedroom so easily, and we’ve been thinking….maybe it’s time to grow this collection- plates, bowls, trays….should we?