Charlotte Kemp founded Village Ceramics after leaving college in 1997 and over the years we have grown to be one of the largest and most experienced studios in the Surrey and South London area.
What is unique about Village Ceramics is that we still manufacture a lot of our pieces ourselves and can therefore offer a far wider range of ceramics than most studios. We are also one of the first studios in the UK to also provide an extensive range of mosaics.
We have the capacity for up to 40 guests at any time and pride ourselves in the help and guidance we provide.
This web site provides information about our studio, the many different activities and services that we offer, and of course, some background about who we are!
To contact us, either telephone the studio directly or email
We do hope you enjoy your visit and come back soon!
Mothers Day - 2nd March
Precious prints pieces need to have made and had an appointment by 17th February in order to guarantee all hand painted messages and glazing ready in time. Silver Clay Jewellery with fingerprints need to have been made and had an appointment by Thursday 21st February in order to guarantee in time for Mother’s day.
Don't forget - 'Pay As You Paint' glazed pieces need to be complete by Sunday 24th February!
Village Kids Academy Kid's Painting Academy Returns!
The popular Kids Academy is available again for 2008. Visit the Services page, for more information. Included is a full list of scheduled activities for the year.
Village Ceramics are proud to announce 'Wicked Wednesdays'. A very different night out running from 5.30pm-10pm, we invite adults old and young to enjoy a relaxing and stress free evening.
Refreshments included and please feel free to bring along your own alcohol, food or even grab a takeaway.
Booking is essential (with at least 2 days notice please) and the costs are £6 per session, plus cost of the piece, or do a mosaic piece which has no session fee, just the price of the piece.
Village Ceramics grants a wish for Aaron
Six year old Aaron, who suffers from a congenital heart defect, recently visited Village Ceramics with his twin brother Scott and sisters Abbie and Stephanie.
Organised by the charity Make a Wish, Aaron was driven to Village Ceramics in a white stretch limousine and spent a couple of hours painting ceramics with his family. Aaron, who is a fan of Michael Schumacher, painted a gold racing car.
The Make a Wish Foundation (LINK www.make-a-wish.org.uk) is based in Camberley Surrey and grants wishes for children and young people aged 3 to 17 with life-threatening illnesses. Over 4,000 wishes have been granted over the past 20 years.
Aaron with Scott, Abbie and Stephanie arrived at
Village Ceramics by stretch limousine
Aaron painting his racing car
Aaron and his family at Village Ceramics
Aaron putting the finishing touches to his racing car
Lucy Kemp from Village Ceramics with Aaron and his family
Village Ceramics supports the National Childbirth Trust
As a young Mum, Charlotte Kemp has regularly supported the Sutton, Epsom & District branch of the National Childbirth Trust. Village Ceramics donates £1 to the NCT for every member Footprints Forever appointment made by an NCT member. Over the years Village Ceramics has contributed over £1000 to local NCT Funds
The picture shows NCT 2004Auction winner Melissa Newton and her daughter Kristina with Charlotte at Village Ceramics
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