Just a couple of words about really unusual vase named Bou-Taoshi by Yukihiro Kaneuchi. To put it short, Bou-Taoshi is a game boasting some rather simple rules. Players have to make a heap of sand and place a branch in the centre. Well, it is enough for you to know.
London-based designer Phil Cuttance managed to create a fantastic series of handmade black and white vases from discarded plastic. The idea behind the vase is not only put smiles on our faces, but to show how fragile and strong at the same time our world can be.
I would love to present to all garden and flowers lovers the Esher Vase by Michael Nitschke that was inspired by his favorite Berlin graffiti artist.
Garden-lovers will definitely love thee cool and unusual vases from Decha Archjananun who has just graduated from the MAS-Luxury course at University of Art & Design Lausanne (ECAL). I like his final project that is a series of vessels called Weight Vases.
If you are a happy owner of a flourishing garden it is the right time to enjoy flowers from your incredible patio. How would you like to put them in such unusual vase?
I wish all gardens in the world can be like these amazing pictures … When you look at them for the first time you seem to be enjoying pictures of a small made with a number of colourful crayons.
I don’t know a single person who liked potholes. Most of us really hate them since they ruin cars, heels and annoy you while driving or going somewhere. Also, in a nick of time they make the roads look ugly. But everything has changed now.
Famous Italian designer Mario Trimarchi has created a fantastic range of glass vases for Italian design brand Alessi.
Continue reading Intanto Garden Vase by Mario Trimarchi for Alessi
Here comes the best way to emphasize the beauty of your garden flowers – simply put them in the following coiled vase by BCXSY. For the following collection the company used exceptionally locally found materials. so the vases are rather cheap, creative and accessible.
Nice aliens, yeah? I am ready to bet after enjoying these vases you will wonder which planet you’ve landed. These Golly Pods are a new collaboration between Tend Living and Jason Xavier Lane of Bells & Whistles.
Continue reading Golly Pods by Tend Living and Jason Xavier Lane
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