Designer Jung Hwa Jin has created the Polaroid Flower Vase, a small planter that recalls the nostalgic form of polaroid, with the plant becoming the focus of the “picture.” The planter is suspended with a clothespin on the end of a cord, with a small embedded lamp illuminating its subject. Via
Italian designer designer?Cristiana Giopato has created ?Hula Hoop? which is a series of stackable elements, that once stacked may be used to encompass an empty wine bottle. The bottle thus becomes a one flower vase, providing it with a new guise and a new use. The elements are different in shape and by rotating them or changing the order one can change the vase?s appearance time and time again. The home decor vase will be presented in Paris at Maison & Objet by?Industreal. Via
Designer Stanislav Katz is the co-founder of the Latvian furniture manufacturer?Katz. Lately, they unveiled their latest creation on storage system design called?4 Vase Cabinet. It’s made by layering CNC cut MDF, sanding baack to a smooth form and lacquering whole surface, thus creating a smooth black finish.??The design really makes sense when placed in such a lush surrounding and would stand up equally well against old world antiques or contemporary modern interiors. More pictures can be found here.
London based designers?Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby launched their latest creation of?hand-blown vases which manufactured by Italian glassmakers?Venini. Thee unique vases collection consists of frame which inspired by vernacular lanterns found on boats in the Venetian Lagoon. The designers launched these collection at?Salone Internazionale Del Mobile 2009, featuring?six, limited edition, hand-blown, glass vases comprise three vase designs, each available in two colour versions.
The three vases come in two colour sets:
Set 1:
Vase 1 – green base (white foot), opaque white top, turquoise frame. Size ? 591?337mm
Vase 2 – opaline light green base (black foot), opaline orange top, anthracite frame. Size ? 520?322mm
Vase 3 – tapla base (black foot), opaline black base, anthracite frame. Size ? 471?372mm
Set 2:
Vase 1 – titanium/carbonium base (white foot), opaque yellow top, anthracite frame. Size ? 591?337mm
Vase 2 – opaline black base (white foot), opaline light green top, silver frame. Size ? 520?322mm
Vase 3 – aquamarine base (white foot), opaline green top, anthracite frame. Size ? 471?372mm
Japanese designer?Jin Kuramoto has unveiled his latest creation of home decor products last month at L?Archivolto Libreria Galleria, Milan, Italy. The vase design was inspired by the?traditional Japanese Kenzan pinholders. ?Via
The shape of lab equipments has inspired designer Surya Graf to create a series of Labware which can be used as glasses set or flower vase. There are two forms of Labware product: flask and beakers. Both of them are made from ceramic and available in either a gloss white or gloss black finish.
Snow Bird is a Marisko Studio creation which they called as a blank canvas. Looking on its shape, it can serve two purposes: a wall decoration, plus a mini shelving system on your wall. ou can put any vase or decors on it. Made of wood with acrylic paint finish, the SNow Bird design can be ordered by contacting the Marisko Design.
Elegant, fun, and classical. Three of these characteristics are combined into an elegant dining table by designer Hunn Wai. This stylish dining table is made from smooth and heavy planes with Rococo ordainments of the eighteenth century neo-classical furniture. As the name referred, the size of the PING-PONG table is an international convention for table tennis. At center is a rectangular flower vase which can serve as either a charming table floral arrangement or the net for an especially grandiose game of table tennis.?
A vase could just still be a vase. Somehow, designer Anika Engelbrecht gave the ordinary vase a small touch by cutting certain parts of the vase. A rubber balloon then inserted into the vase, which will bulge out of the vase’s cutouts, as you fill the vase with water. What a nice twist. Via
