Studio Cave Canem Vases
New glass vase collections from the Studio Cave Canem.
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Dramatic Drapes by Eva Milinkovic and Kriston Gene
These lovely vases make you think for a split second that you can touch them and they’d feel like soft drapery. Glass artists Eva Milinkovic and Kriston Gene of Tsunami Glassworks use hand-blowing and etching techniques to create solid vases with a softness. The glass itself reminds me of curtains while the pretty color schemes remind me of auroras.
Pretty Vases Collection by FxBalléry
These vases by FxBalléry are useful materials transformed into beautiful objects. They’re made out of lacquered industrial materials that make unique holders for flowers.
Kyeok Kim
These pieces by Kyeok Kim have bubble-like outgrowth that reminds me of bubbles overflowing from a dishwasher. To accomplish this effect, the designer used a combination of wax, urethane, acrylic painting, and text gel.
Unvase by Designdot
Two separate hollow elements come together in this piece from Designdot to form the silhouette of a vase. It is made using a careful process by hand and it’s made out of glazed ceramic bicolor with a matte finish. The piece is intended to provoke reflection about how it can be looked at from different points of view.
Joe Cariati
These beautiful mouth-blown glass decanters and vases are the product of an artist who is among the top individuals in his craft. Joe Cariati uses a Venetian off-hand method of glass blowing to create these simple and contemporary works of transparent art.
Flower in Flat
The Flower in Flat wall vase uses light and strong ABS plates with a surface treated with multiple processing. Each Flower in Flat has two strong magnets which attach it securely on any OA equipment or refrigerator. Or you can use the glue to paste the vase anywhere you want. The vase full of water can be fixed on the wall in any way — just be sure to test it out first.
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Jung Hwajin
I love these designs by Korean designer Jung Hwajin. He uses the appearance of familiar objects to create unique pieces that are as stylish as they are simple. Remember his Contain lamp created of melamine that looks like a stack of plates?
The back of this chair is just amazing. Another piece he created, the Polaroid Flower Vase, is a hanging creation that mimics the appearance of a flower photographed with a Polaroid camera. The vase has a small space for a flower to be grown and it is hung by a small cord and a clothespin.
Alien Objects by Shawn Hanna
Unfortunately, these are not advanced extraterrestrial entities. However, they are fun and colorful environmentally-thoughtful products designed for the inner and outer space of your home. The collection includes bird feeders and bird houses reminiscent of mushrooms, an environmentally-considerate square table, and a four-legged vase designed to perch inside or outside.
Cantilever Vase by Miranda Watkins
This Cantilever Vase by Miranda Watkins arches downwards with the weight of flowers and water it holds. When it is empty, the glass vase springs back up into the original position. The vase is constructed from high-grade stainless steel, blown glass and Perspex.
