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New Covetable Colors from the Chez Panisse Collection at Heath

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New Covetable Colors from the Chez Panisse Collection at Heath

August 16, 2012

Spotted (and coveted) at the new Heath Tile Factory in San Francisco: the Chez Panisse Line in compelling muddy matte tones.

I've always liked the Chez Panisse Collection, but truth-be-told, I've never been a fan of the glaze (sorry Alice). Dilemma solved: The collection, a collaboration between Heath Ceramics, chef Alice Waters, and designer Christina Kim, now comes in muddy hues of sand, tapenade, and slate.

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Above: Chez Panisse Side Bowl; $37 in slate.

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Above: The new Chez Panisse palette was inspired by the limited edition collection Heath developed to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Chez Panisse: The Plates in tapenade, cardoon, jicama, slate, and sand; $44 each.

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Above: The Cafe Bowl in tapenade is $35; the new collection of which a portion of the sales benefit Waters’ Edible Schoolyard Project.

N.B. To read more about the latter, go to Alice Waters' Edible School Yard.

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