Belgian architect Vincent Van Duysen's collection of pottery epitomizes his minimalist aesthetic, often expressed by use of natural materials and subtle color. Though each piece is powerful in isolation, the collection is conceived as an entity: an evocation of the shelves of stacked vessels in a potter's studio. In the newest edition, Vincent Van Duysen marries the natural grain of walnut with the cement-like surface of Muschelkalk, a material created from limestone deposit.