A ceramic glaze sample wall turns the practical records of a pottery studio into a colorful display. Textured discs hang from hooks along pale horizontal rails, showing leaf impressions beneath sea green, cobalt, ochre and cream surfaces. The differences in shine, depth and pattern invite a closer look without relying on written labels.

A nearby worktable holds brushes, stacked clay rounds and a blue plate. Daylight enters from the side, drawing out the relief of the samples and the grain of the table. The garden opening adds another layer beyond the room. This is an empty workspace with clear signs of activity, where useful objects also supply the decoration and the story.