
About
Fanny Schultz is a Swedish ceramic artist based on the island of Selaön in Södermanland, Sweden. Working primarily in stoneware, she creates objects that exist in the space between art and function. Her practice explores the relationship between sculpture, ornament and everyday use, where each piece carries the marks of the hand. Over the past years, Fanny has developed a body of work centered around sculptural reliefs inspired by botanical forms. This exploration evolved into the Floral Collection, a series of relief objects as tiles, vases and platters that share the same visual language.
The tile has become a defining medium within her practice. To Fanny, the ceramic tile represents the perfect meeting point between form, function and decoration, where craftsmanship and architecture come together.
TILES IN THE MAKING
Every tile is made and designed by Fanny Schultz in her studio on Selaön and each form and glaze has been thoughtfully composed to work individually as well as in combination across the collection. Subtle variations in shape, texture and glaze become part of the finished surface as all the tiles are shaped by hand.
The Studio range, which we offer for smaller projects, is made entirely by Fanny. For larger projects, the same designs are produced by hand in a close partnership with a ceramics workshop in Portugal. See Made by Hand, at Every Scale on the next page for more information.
Bespoke projects
Fanny takes on a limited number of bespoke projects each season, small in scale, personal in process. This is where a client works directly with Fanny to develop something unique: a custom relief, a one-off size, or a design created specifically for that single space. These projects are discussed and shaped together, from first sketch to finished piece, and are especially suited to clients who want something unique. Bespoke collaborations are limited in number per season to ensure each one gets full attention.
Get in touch to discuss your idea, even a rough one is a good place to start. Write to order@fannyschultz.com and tell us about your project.
Made by hand, at every scale
All of Fanny’s tiles begins the same way, regardless of size of order: as a design sculpted by hand in clay. To meet the demands of larger architectural projects while preserving the integrity of the original designs, Fanny has established a close collaboration with a specialized ceramic manufacturer in Portugal. Moulds have been developed based on her original reliefs and flat tiles, making it possible to produce larger quantities while maintaining the handcrafted character of the collection. Glazes, finishes and production techniques have been carefully developed in collaboration with the factory’s skilled artisans. Every tile continues to be handmade and this partnership allows the studio to deliver projects of all scales, from private residences to large architectural commissions without compromising on craftsmanship, quality or artistic expression. All tiles are made from high-fired stoneware, ensuring durability and timeless quality.
MADE TO LAST
Creating something new always draws on the world around us. Clay and ceramics are inherently sustainable materials, and our approach is to make small-scale, durable pieces that stand the test of time. Objects and glazes chosen not to be replaced, but to be lived with and passed on.
Our workshop in Portugal develops its own stoneware bodies from local raw materials and works continuously to reduce waste: ceramic particles from its water treatment become recycled glazes, and trimming waste is reintroduced into the clay itself. The factory runs on 100% green energy, with a heat recovery system that reuses firing energy elsewhere in production.
Sustainability, to us, also means intention, tiles built to last in both quality and relevance, shaped by skilled hands, and made with a producer who shares our commitment to fair and safe working conditions.
All our packing material is made from recycled paper and well pap.
Exhibitions
Audo / 3 Days of Design, Copenhagen, 2025
Sthlm Creative Edition, Stockholm, 2025
Privat Exhibition K29, Stockholm, 2025
Curated by - Fine Little Day, Gothenburg, 2024
Partnership Edition, London, 2025
Press
Elle Decorations, Årets Stjänrskott 2026, SE
Milk Magazine, FR
The Way We Play, SE
Home Magazine, FR
House and garden, UK