I’m Kim Prokopowich, the artist behind Studio50. I work with concrete, a material I’ve come to love for its versatility, and I hand-pour and hand-sculpt pieces that bring both beauty and function to your home.
Concrete is full of unique traits, and I lean into those strengths in every design. Whether it’s the thermal mass in the Rock Bottom Decanter, keeping your wine perfectly chilled, or the sturdy weight of my kitchen pieces and vases that hold their ground—whether it’s cradling your collection of cutting boards or a wild, sprawling branch.
I began working with concrete in 2009, and since then, I’ve spent years researching, customizing my own mixes, and creating the signature textures that celebrate the raw, "perfectly imperfect" beauty of the material.
As a small-batch studio, I work with just a few molds for each design. I build my molds in-house, using stainless steel, rubber, and silicone, always mindful of minimizing waste and environmental impact.
Studio50 started as a solo venture, grew into a partnership with my husband, and has now come full circle—back to just me, with a head full of new ideas. As an artist and lover of all things creative, I pour my heart into this studio life.
I believe the things we fill our homes with should be chosen with love, curiosity, and time. Your home should be a reflection of your journey, your growth, and the discoveries you’ve made along the way.
That’s the real secret to creating a space that feels like home.
Join me on this creative adventure as I continue to inspire with my passion, creativity, and, of course, my love for concrete.
We acknowledge that Studio50 is on the traditional territory of the Anishnaabe, Haudenosaunee and Neutral peoples and are grateful that, for so many generations, they have cared for the land, on which we live and work.