Summer is Here
Twice per year, we explore, experiment, and create new work that captures the feeling of a moment in time.
Past seasons live on in our archive and in your home
Design Milk: Heath Welcomes Longer Days with the Summer Collection
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Coupe Line
Introduced in 1948 as Heath’s first dinnerware line—cohesive, versatile, and unmistakably Heath. A timeless shape meets a modern palette, connecting our past with our future. What’s left on the plate: clean, simple lines and subtle handcrafted character, drenched in color. Dig in!
Heath + Herman Miller
A distinctively American-made partnership built on decades of design authority. These pieces are rooted in timeless design, responsible making, and will serve you beautifully for years to come.
Glassware
These vessels are designed with enjoyment in mind. The curves, angles and sizes make every sip a little more special.
Flatware & Knives
With your dinnerware chosen, a feast for the senses is not complete without beautifully-made tools to accompany it. All of our flatware sets feature simple yet elegant lines that seamlessly complement, in form and function, the Heath table.
Annual Edition
Annual Editions are collectible runs of classic Coupe shapes, available for one year only. Build a beautifully colorful set, or snag a plate or two to complement your collection.
Plaza Line
The Plaza Line is versatile, geometric, and designed to play well with others. From the kitchen to the bathroom, there’s a size and piece to hold anything you need.Did you know? The Plaza Line was introduced in the 1980s and was the final collection designed by Edith Heath.
Candles & Lighting
The backdrop to our lives. Furnishings and objects of good design that respect a space's purpose, creating environments that are beautiful and livable—the ones we love best.
Heath Clay Studio
The Heath Clay Studio in San Francisco is a space that gives us room to take risks, get our hands dirty, explore new ideas, and let ourselves dream a little. Like Edith Heath’s originals, each piece is special—Clay Studio work ranges from one-of-a-kind, hand-thrown pieces to small collections of slip cast forms.