Inspired by the maritime infrastructure and industrial ship ports lining Brooklyn’s East River, the Porthole Mirror Collection references the forms, materials, and architectural rhythm of New York’s working waterfront. Drawing from nautical portholes and weathered surfaces, each mirror explores reflection through sculptural ceramic form.

Handcrafted in stoneware, the collection is developed through glazing and firing processes unique to the studio, creating surfaces reminiscent of oxidized metal, aged brick, and the patina of the waterfront itself. Larger-scale variations expand the collection through modular multi-component ceramic assemblies that emphasize scale, structure, and architectural rhythm. Balancing industrial structure with organic variation, the Porthole Mirrors reflect the evolving material language of Bradley Duncan Studios.