Ain't concrete great?
As long time fans of Le Corbusier, Erno Goldfinger, and Peter and Alison Smithson, we present a collection of ware celebrating some of our favourite post-war concrete masterpieces. These new pieces immortalise the best of British Brutalist architecture, from the Toast-Rack to Trinity Square and The Barbican to The Brunswick.
There are two sets of four images - London-based domestic buildings and UK-wide municipal masterpieces.
The bone-china ware is dishwasher and microwave safe and decorated in Stoke-on-Trent.
Available from mid-November
27.5cm dinner plates £25 - click to view
25cl mugs £10 - click to view
© people will always need plates 2007