Born and raised in Brooklyn, New York, artist and ceramicist Devin Wilde was originally trained in architecture at Stanford University before returning to his lifelong passion of sculpture.

Wilde spent several years at artist residencies in ceramics and wood at Anderson Ranch Arts Center, Penland School of Craft, and others before returning home to NYC to launch his ceramics practice.

In 2023, Wilde founded his eponymous design studio in Red Hook, Brooklyn. Works from from his collections of vessels and furniture are often featured in the projects of AD100 and ELLE DECOR A-LIST interior designers. Wilde has been selected for the WALLPAPER* 400 for the past three years.

In early 2026, Wilde released an exclusive collection of ceramic tables and vessels with Design Within Reach. Most recently, for NY Design Week 2026, Wilde collaborated with dear friends Astraeus Clarke on his first lighting venture, the Staccato Series.

Referencing his background in architecture, Devin draws inspiration from an electric array of styles; namely Art Deco, Classicism and its myriad of revival periods, and Post Modernism. As he explains, “I explore forms that simultaneously convey both ancient and distinctly modern sensibilities. The relationship between shape and shadow is key to my work. The geometric languages I develop are a careful marriage of form and function; they give structure to the forms, yes, but are primarily mechanisms for creating drama with light.”