Thoughtful design for real life.
CEDAR STREET OBJECTS
Handmade ceramics for considered interiors.
Wheel-thrown and hand-built by interior designer and ceramic artist Kelly Roziere.
Available at select markets throughout 2026.
Creative Vision
Objects with a sense of place
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Gallery of recent work
Made slowly, by hand
A dialogue between objects and interiors
Cedar Street Objects
Handmade ceramics for considered interiors.
Designed and made by interior designer and ceramic artist Kelly, each piece explores quiet form, natural materials, and the beauty of the handmade.
Cedar Street Objects is the ceramic practice of Kelly, founder of Cedar Street Designs. Rooted in an interior designer’s understanding of proportion, material, and atmosphere, the collection brings a sculptural presence to everyday spaces.
Each piece is made by hand in small quantities. Subtle variations in form, surface, and glaze are part of its character—and part of what makes every object individual.
Online sales are currently paused while I prepare for the 2026 market season. New work will be available in person at the markets listed below.
JUN
27
ART IN MAFFEO PARK
100 Comox Rd, Nanaimo BC
11 AM - 5 PM
JUL
10-12
ART IN THE GARDEN
2525 Northwest Bay Road, Nanoose Bay BC
July 10 Noon - 6 PM
July 11 10 AM - 4 PM
July 12 10 AM - 4 PM
JUL
18 & 19
SAN PAREIL /PARKSVILLE STUDIO TOUR
643 Cedar Street, Qualicum Beach BC
July 18 10 AM - 5 PM
July 19 10 AM - 5 PM
AUG
8
NANAIMO POTTERY CO-OP SUMMER POTTERY SALE
Parking lot of Country Club Centre
Saturday 10 AM - 5:30 PM
SEP
6
PICNIC IN THE PLAZA
Diana Krall Plaza • Downtown Nanaimo
Sunday 3 PM - 9 PM
NOV
20-22
A HANDMADE CHRISTMAS MARKET
Beban Park Social Centre, Nanaimo BC
Friday 2 PM - 8 PM
Saturday 10 AM - 5 PM
Sunday 10 AM - 4 PM
NOV
28-29
NU VEAU MARKET
Native Sons Hall
360 Cliffe Avenue, Courtenay BC
Sat. Evening (the Gala) 7 PM - 9:30 PM
Sunday (The Market) 10 AM - 5 PM
Each object is shaped, finished, glazed, and fired through a thoughtful studio process. Rather than aiming for absolute uniformity, the work preserves the marks and variations that reveal how it was made.
The result is pottery that feels tactile, grounded, and at home in both contemporary and collected spaces.
My work in ceramics and interiors is closely connected. Both begin with material, proportion, and the way an object or room makes us feel.
Cedar Street Objects grew from a desire to create pieces that contribute something quiet but meaningful to a space—objects that can be used, displayed, and lived with over time.