Fun Shell Collection: Creative Storage Units For Every Use

Fun Shell Collection: Creative Storage Units For Every Use
Flexible and simple designs now rule the world because they meet a lot of various needs and are easy to change. Colorful, friendly and happy, Shell Collection from Tete De Bois are right like that – these are baskets, recipients and vases for every use. Handmade of Eva rubber, these items are washable, non-toxic, UV... 
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Breathtaking Sea Waves Vases Collection By Kela Glass Artists

Breathtaking Sea Waves Vases Collection By Kela Glass Artists
Missing the seaside? Wanna feel in summer on the beach? Kela artists will give you this opportunity! These guys feel and breathe the sea, they have a unique talent to feel the movements and power of the sea, so they created a whole series of vases that resemble of sea waves. There are several shapes... 
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Harmonious Combo: 100% Sand Vases From Glass, Sand And Concrete

Harmonious Combo: 100% Sand Vases From Glass, Sand And Concrete
100% Sand is a project by Anabella Vivas that investigates if and how the process of design can benefit by using natural elements during creation. Wanting to seek a balance between the materials, Vivas chose to mix a concrete with sand and combine that with glass. Overall, each vase is 60% concrete and 40% glass.... 
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Caruma Vase Collection Combining Ceramics And Basket Weaving

Caruma Vase Collection Combining Ceramics And Basket Weaving
Designer Eneida Tavares has created Caruma, a collection of one-of-a-kind vases and containers that combine Angolan basket-weaving and ceramics. These vases and containers are inspired by Tavares’ Angolan roots, as well as the region in which she produces her designs and are made using pine needles named Caruma. Tavares seeks to demonstrate the possibility of... 
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Narcissus Vases With Mirror Lenses Around The Plant

Narcissus Vases With Mirror Lenses Around The Plant
Polish design duo New Craft has created a collection of hand-blown glass vessels with copper “collars” that provide a reflection of the plants inside. It references the Greek myth about Narcissus, who fell in love with his own reflection in a pool of water and also gives his name to a type of flower. The... 
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