Designed by Ryosuke Fukusada and Ceramic Japan, the WATOJI hanging vases feature a simple thread detail that "binds" the sheets of porcelain together.
Tim Teven's new Tube Collection is the result of experimentation with metal's materiality to discover new ways to shape it.
Meet Nik Bentel Studio's latest playful design object inspired by a block of Swiss cheese – The Bouquet Vase, a polished stainless steel cube ready for spring's first blooms!
Led by Guy Snover and Daniel Martinez, the Montréal-based studio, Cyrc, pioneers the beauty of circular design with 5 new collections of 3D-printed vessels.
Designed by Finnish designer Anne Hirvonen for Northern, the contest-winning Fab Vase highlights the beauty of Nordic glass blowing.
Moral Turgeman and Kelsey Falter, of Raise the Moral Studio, invite viewers to find beauty in the banal and become familiar with perception.
Ceramic artist Olivia Cognet's latest work includes sculptural lamps, mirrors, and vases in abstract, organic forms influenced by the Cote d’Azur + California.
These 3D-printed Triangle Vases by Lorenz Noelle can be endlessly combined into different configurations stacked or placed side-by-side.
Rive Roshan's Design Miami exhibit, in collaboration with Rademakers, may have been temporary, but reflection on the space between continues.
IKEA drops the 3rd release of it's iconic Nytillverkad collection paying homage to the carefree and creative spirit of the 1960s and early 1970s.
A collaborative collection by Stephen Burks + Salvatori, Precioso's stone vase and picture frame provide places to hold our most treasured objects and memories.
The jury + public have spoken! Here are the 2023 Isola Design Award Winners in the Furniture, Seating, Lighting, Tableware, Textile, Product, Material, Sustainability, Outdoor + Innovation categories.
The hand-turned, hand-painted Ikiperu collection fuses Etruscan vase-making with contemporary design in homage to the artistic tradition of Umbria.
A material spanning as far back as 24,000 BC, terracotta is reinterpreted by contemporary Aussie designers into a tactile 8-piece collection.
Despite leaning towards utilitarian needs, Gregory Han shares more than a few gift items his and any design-loving heart would love to welcome into their life.
