Jesmonite is not naturally food‑safe. Many makers (including myself) prefer to use their Jesmonite pieces as decorative trays or for dry, non‑food items unless explicitly designed and sealed for food use. (Something we don't specialise in)

Wipe with a soft, damp cloth and mild soap; avoid harsh chemicals, abrasives, or soaking. Don’t put it in the dishwasher or microwave, and keep it away from prolonged water exposure to protect the sealant. Light scratches can usually be minimised with gentle buffing and a fresh wax or sealer.

Jesmonite works beautifully with terrazzo (speckled aggregates), marble‑style veining, and soft solid colours, as well as signature swirls you can control by how the pigments are mixed and poured. This lets you create anything from minimalist neutral pieces to bold, statement‑style decor.

Yes – one of Jesmonite’s strengths is customisability. Colours, textures, and finishes can be tailored to match a particular room or client, and we offer bespoke or made‑to‑order pieces so the decor feels personal and intentional.

Jesmonite feels smooth and cool‑to‑the‑touch, similar to stone or concrete, but with slightly softer edges and a more comfortable hand‑feel. Once sealed, the surface is non‑porous and pleasant to handle, which makes it work well for everyday objects like coasters, bowls, and candle holders.