Lots of things I’ve been thinking about doing but haven’t tried:

Big houses. Not absurdly big, but larger than a napkin holder. 1/4″ thick slabs. Edit 3Jan08: Wood fired a couple over Labor Day 2007 with outstanding results.
Porcelain vase type things, with the leafy design. Various sizes, thicknesses, scribing tools.Edit 3Jan08: Had a couple at the Bucktown show. Did a couple in wood+salt without leaves. Made a couple more for soda, trying new details on these large vessels.

Scented oil holder. Place for a tealight in the bottom, airflow to the top, and a dish to hold oil. Conceptual sketches.Edit3Jan08: Abandoned this idea for now

Trays, I’ve still held off in size on trying anything big enough for dinner or serving.Edit3Jan08: Getting them through the soda kiln is tricky, since they’re flat and all, but I’ve got a good number of completed ones now.

Cups with the little sketches. Do in pairs?Edit3Jan08:I don’t know what I was thinking of here.

Little sauce dishes, big enough to be useful. Try some in porcelain with the leafy design?Edit3Jan08: And quite useful as test tiles too!

Chopstick holders.Edit3Jan08: Still do be done.

Tiles; leafy patterned and sketched upon.Edit3Jan08: Abandoned this idea for now

Mosaic with small T6s tiles.Edit3Jan08: Abandoned this idea for now

While I’m trying the different forms, I’ll probably stick to my favorite combinations for materials and surfaces - the four glazes with BB’s SFAO or porcelain, and FCSI with Tile 6 slip, line drawings or carving, and the Woo Blu glaze that I make for myself.Edit3Jan08: I will probably abandon the SFAO in favor of T6’s softer surfaces, and work with temoku and woo blu, leaving the flashier copper glazes behind.