LRC
Made by Atelier Vierkant
Designed by Annette Lantsoght
The LRC begins wide at its base and narrows with quiet purpose toward its opening, a silhouette that speaks more to sculpture than utility. Designed by Annette Lantsoght for Atelier Vierkant, the piece is hand-formed in Belgium from clay whose texture retains every trace of the making process.
Available in monochrome or with a fine accent line in gold or metallic, the LRC holds a precise dialogue between the industrial and the natural. The optional geometric line does not decorate so much as it punctuates, drawing the eye across the vessel's form without interrupting its calm.
- Hand-formed in Belgium from high-fired clay
- Suitable for indoor and outdoor placement
- Monochrome finish or metallic accent line options
- Made to order
Placed outdoors, the LRC creates an interior sensibility within open space. Indoors, the raw materiality of the clay and the living foliage it holds pull the outside in, merging architectural weight with the quiet presence of nature.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What clay and production method does Atelier Vierkant use for the LRC?
The LRC is hand-formed in Belgium using high-fired clay, a process that preserves the organic texture and subtle irregularities characteristic of Atelier Vierkant's work. Each piece is made to order, ensuring individual attention to form and finish.
Can the LRC planter be used outdoors year-round?
Yes. Atelier Vierkant's clay pieces are fired to withstand outdoor conditions, making the LRC suitable for year-round exterior use in most climates. Specific frost resistance will depend on the finish selected, and the studio can advise on suitability for a given environment.
What finish options are available for the LRC?
The LRC is offered in a monochrome finish or with an accent line in gold or metallic. These line variations follow the vessel's geometry and are applied by hand during production.
Who is Annette Lantsoght?
Annette Lantsoght is the founder and creative force behind Atelier Vierkant, a Belgian studio known for architecturally scaled clay vessels that occupy the territory between functional object and sculpture. Her work draws on a deep engagement with raw materials and a restrained formal language.
How long does a made-to-order LRC take to produce?
As a made-to-order piece, production lead times for the LRC vary depending on finish selection and current studio capacity. Inquiring directly is the best way to receive an accurate timeline for a specific configuration.