Luke Armitstead is a designer and artist known for his primarily ceramic tableware that is at once abstract and redolent of organic forms. Armitstead says that his sculptures look like “colorful, fragmented structures, primary bodily forms, architectural models, or funky planters,” adding that, “aside from my organic forms, my projects are driven by structured ideas that seek to relate to, or interact with, a physical landscape or place.” In addition to free-standing objects, Armitstead also produces wall-mounted, shallow-relief panels, as well as paintings, drawings, and prints. He cites architects Antoni Gaudí, Roberto Burle Marx, and Friedensreich Hundertwasser among his major influences.