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Join Omorovicza co-founder Margaret de Heinrich and DB CERAMIC founder Deborah Brett as they delve into their respective careers, and reveal how innovation, craftsmanship, and curiosity impacts their creative disciplines and inspires them.

This intimate event will also unveil Deborah’s new collection of sculptures, each one inspired by the materials, colours and textures used within Omorovicza’s Institute. The pieces are handmade within her London studio using signature glazes and layered onto speckled stoneware and black clay.

The conversation will be moderated by Busola Evans, an interiors specialist and renowned journalist, with over 20 years’ experience.

The ticket price includes a drinks reception and a complimentary Omorovicza gift.

About:

Margaret de Heinrich de Omorovicza, together with her husband Stephen, launched Omorovicza in 2006 after discovering the beauty of Budapest and the transformative powers of the city’s healing thermal waters. Working with a Nobel-prize winning scientist, they essentially ‘bottled’ the mineral-charged waters by creating the Healing Concentrate™ — a patented, clinically-proven biotech encapsulation which powers the complete Omorovicza skincare collection now coveted around the world.

Deborah Brett established DB CERAMIC in 2022 following a 20-year career as a fashion journalist for The Times, Harper’s Bazaar, Red and Elle. Drawn to the balance between texture and colour in relation to form, Deborah works in porcelain, oxides and stoneware, combining hand building, slab work and thrown pieces layered with her signature glazes and the chemical reactions these create. The combination of skills and materials ensure each piece is both practical and decorative — made to be loved and be used.